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Stick precision

Small movements decide long shots and slow corners. Find out if your thumb is steady.

How to use it
Ring
Stick

Next step

Target trackingKeep your reticle on a moving target for 45 seconds, at three speeds. Time on target, average error, and whether you lag behind.

How to use it

A ring appears at 25, 50 or 75% stick tilt, in 8 directions. Keep the dot inside for 2 seconds. Then draw one slow full circle. Two warm-up rings do not count, then the whole game takes about a minute.

Your scores

  • Time in the ring: your main score.
  • Tremor (RMS): how much the dot shakes around its average position, as a share of full tilt.
  • Circularity: how round your slow circle is.

How to read it

An unstable 25% means you lose small corrections. A lower sensitivity will help you there. Compare yourself with yourself: the same exercise on another controller is another measure.

Touch and mouse

Without a controller, a virtual stick follows your finger or your mouse and returns to centre when you let go. Those scores are kept apart. A real stick stays the main input, GTA 6 is a console game.

This trains steadiness on a stick. Whether it carries over to long shots, slow driving or flying in GTA 6 is a deduction, not a proven fact.

Questions and answers

Which stick should I test?
The right stick is the aiming stick in most shooters, so it is selected by default. Test the left one too if you care about slow driving and walking.
What does a low score at 25% mean?
You struggle with small tilts. That is where fine aiming and gentle steering live. A lower sensitivity gives you more room.
Which ring should I pick?
Start with the wide ring. Above 70% time in the ring on two games in a row, the level goes up. Only the medium ring counts for the leaderboard, so everyone plays the same difficulty.
Does a dead zone change my score?
Yes, a large dead zone removes small movements. Run the controller tester first to know what your stick does at rest.

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