Call of Duty (or COD), initially published in October 2003 by Activision, is a first-person shooter video game. At the time of its release, the game was only available on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. In 2019, Activision published the mobile version of Call of Duty, a game developed by TiMi Studio Group. Today, over 210 million players across the world actively play Call of Duty: Mobile, according to ActivePlayer.io. Many factors contribute to the success of COD Mobile today. One such is the fact that the video game offers its players tons of amazing features, interesting content, and a gameplay experience that is like the PC and console versions. Many people also love the game because it doesn’t require any money. As amazing as this game is, it also has its issues. For instance, the latest reports reveal that COD Mobile users are currently experiencing a high sensitivity bug.
The rest of this article will shed some light on the new COD Mobile issue, including how to resolve it. So, read further.
COD Mobile players are reporting a high sensitivity bug
As earlier mentioned, COD is one of the most popular first-person shooter video games out there. In addition to its amazing features, many people also love the game because it receives seasonal updates, which include new content. Recently, the game’s developers rolled out the Season 5 update of COD Mobile. The update comes with a lot of new features and improvements. However, it also comes with a couple of annoying bugs.
One of the few issues that COD Mobile players are currently encountering is a high sensitivity bug. Explaining the issue, the affected users mentioned that the newly released update greatly increased the game’s sensitivity in terms of control.
Now, the movement of the game characters is faster than usual. This prevents players from accurately aiming or moving. You can check here (1,2,3,4) to read more about what the affected COD Mobile players are saying about the annoying “high sensitivity” bug.
What causes the COD Mobile issue?
For now, we still don’t know the exact cause of this issue. However, a couple of the affected players mentioned that the bug is related to a change in the resolution. The modification comes after the introduction of the latest Season 5 update. You can check here to read more about what a user said regarding the potential cause of the bug.
Sadly, COD Mobile developers are yet to release any statement to acknowledge this issue. So, there’s currently no official fix available to resolve the issue. As usual, we’ll continue to monitor the video game’s developers for more updates regarding how to fix this issue. You’ll hear from us as soon as we find relevant information on this matter.
