Weird XiM issue with Halo 5

[sphinx]

I'm on the newest firmware and have my Halo 5 1.3 ST set as the default profile that starts when the XiM first turns on and my xbox in energy saving mode. Now the weird thing that's happening is when I first boot up my xb1 and head into a Halo 5 game the aiming feels slightly delayed and aim assist feels stronger. But when I unplug the XiM and plug it back in suddenly it feels almost like a whole different ST and is more responsive but less precise when making small aiming adjustments. Is this something that is known to happen? I don't even know which version is the real ST, the one when first turning the xbox on, or the one when I restart the XiM with the xbox already being on.

[mist4fun]

I get this when using energy saving mode but it's not exclusive to XIM. I've had it occur using a controller with Witcher 3. It's the reason why I always quit out of the game at the dashboard before I turn my xbox off.

[V3n0m15]

I get this when using energy saving mode but it's not exclusive to XIM. I've had it occur using a controller with Witcher 3. It's the reason why I always quit out of the game at the dashboard before I turn my xbox off.

This is good to know. Ill be sure to back out of the game before shutting down my XBox from now on. I haven't ever run into this but better to be safe than sorry.

[mist4fun]

It's only a problem if you use the instant on mode. There has always been a memory issue when resuming games. I rarely forget to quit an app before shutdown so I don't know how persistent it is today compared to a year ago.

[Irloki]

I was seeing many issues if I just put my xbox to sleep such as I can't use party chat or join certain game lobbies. Now I always start it up fresh each day.

[mist4fun]

I've heard that reported too. It's ironic that X1 launched with this feature and Sony does it better after having a late start adding it.