Tactile Layout / Battlefield 3
Some users like to use alternate button layouts for the games. For Call of Duty the popular
alternative is Tactile Layout, which swaps the Drop button and Knifing button (
C
and right
thumbstick) around, so
C
will knife and the right thumb will drop. For Battlefield 3 the
dropping is by default the right thumb stick.
Obviously this causes problems with the Drop Shot feature.
Now when you use Drop Shots with remapping turned on, it will use the right thumb stick for
any
C
actions like Drop Shot.
To enable Tactile-Remapping, activate the chip (
r
+
a
) then hold down the right thumb
stick (click it down) and tap
2
. The Player 3 LED will flash twice to say it is enabled, and once
to say it is disabled. Each time you do this it will switch between being turned on or off.
Battlefield Auto-Spot
A much desired feature for you Battlefield fans is Auto-Spot. In a multiplayer game or
Campaign, you can ‘spot’ enemies by looking at them and pressing
b
. This can be very
difficult to do during gameplay as the
b
button is in a difficult spot. On top of that you also
want to start shooting the enemy not just spotting them.
What Auto-spot does is as soon as you press
l
to look down your weapon, or even when you
shoot with
r
the chip will start spotting for you (pressing
b
) thereby instantly spotting any
enemy you every shoot or look at!
As some of you may know, pressing
b
too often results in you getting blocked for a few
seconds from spotting. Don’t worry – the A3 chip bypasses all of that and you never get a block.
To enable Auto-Spot, activate the chip (
r
+
a
) then hold down
b
and tap
2
. The Player
3 LED will flash twice to say it is enabled, and once to say it is disabled. Each time you do this it
will switch between being turned on or off.