I bought this Scuf for Christmas, I’ve used it a decent amount but it’s never been dropped thrown or treated badly. Over the last few days in COD my guy randomly continues to aim up or down not right or left but up to down. Totally disappointed null

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DaveC · Accepted Answer

This is a classic example of stick drift, which occurs with any of these controllers. You can reach out to SCUF support and see if they are willing to help, but they have made it incredibly difficult to get assistance. Good luck getting a ticket open, and hope you are able to have your issue resolved.

Answered by DaveC 11 months ago

Tickers · Answer

I've had 4 of these controllers over the past 5 years and experience the same thing frequently. Have had to send a few out for repair.

Corsair · Answer

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Ayden · Answer

Stick drift is the most common wear to come first on any controller. I recommend getting geek squad protection with your controller, as when it breaks you’ll be able to get a replacement for half the price.

Without geek squad, they won’t do anything. They’re some diy things you could look up on YouTube to clean the joystick nozzle. Or you could change the dead zone settings in cod. Otherwise take this as a lesson to NOT buy an expensive controller in the future WITHOUT buying protection.

“I bought this Scuf for Christmas, I’ve used it a decent amount but it’s never been dropped thrown or treated badly. Over the last few days in COD my guy randomly continues to aim up or down not right or left but up to down. Totally disappointed”

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