Explaining The Universe on Instagram: "When you make an input in a video game — like pressing a button, moving a joystick, or clicking a mouse — a chain of rapid events happens inside your device to turn that action into something you see and hear on screen. First, your input device (controller, keyboard, or mouse) sends an electrical signal to the console or computer’s processor. This signal tells the system exactly what you did — for example, “the player pressed the jump button.” The game’s so

Battlefield 6 Controller Aim Is Completely Broken – The Science Behind It! Battlefield 6’s sensitivity system is broken — and I’m here to prove it scientifically. Controller players are being held back by poor joystick curve design, bad initial rotation speeds, and artificial limitations that destroy accuracy and micro-control. In this video, I break down the real data behind joystick RPMs, rotational curves, and dead zones — and explain why Battlefield’s input system puts you at a disadvantage