UNCHARTED Legacy of Thieves Collection feature

Here is how you can fix the mouse movement issues in UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection

Last week, Iron Galaxy released the first PC patch for UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection. This patch promised to offer raw input for mouse, however, it appears that has brought some mouse issues for a lot of PC gamers. Thankfully, there is a way via which you can, at least temporarily, resolve the game’s mouse movement issues.

Going into more details, the first PC update for the game made mouse movement really, really, really slow for a lot of gamers. And that’s mainly due to some mouse polling rate issues.

From the looks of it, if you’ve set your mouse polling rate to anything higher than 125Hz, you’ll experience really slow mouse movement in this game. And until Iron Galaxy fixes this issue, here is how you can resolve it.

All you have to do is basically set your mouse polling rate to 125Hz. Here is how you can do it if you’re using Logitech’s G-Hub software.

Uncharted mouse polling rate fix

By doing so, you can get proper mouse movement in UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection. We’ve tested this and it actually works. Not only that, but the game no longer has any mouse acceleration issues.

So, if you experience slow mouse movement in UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection, make sure to set your mouse polling rate to 125Hz. And let’s hope that Iron Galaxy will fix this in a future patch!

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