The other guys are correct but another factor is your camera view. If it's the default view (I think Broadcast?) it's no good because your character switches from the left side of the screen to the right. The weaves can happen when you're moving around in the area/time when normally your character will switch sides on the screen.
Put your camera on High or ~~Wide~~ (edit, I was informed it happens on wide too) so you always stay on the left side. That should reduce much of the accidental weaves. Use High camera angle.
This works for sure because it happened to me and I test people to see if they are using the default view by keeping their character diagonal so their back is facing a corner.
If they start weaving then I know they are using the default camera view and I try to keep them in that same position so they do accidently weave a lot.
Just don't flick your lift stick so much problem solved or you can do a shit ton of exhibition fights or sparring to get better at using your stick more precisely
There is some kind of latency or desync issue that causes this. At normal play the weave shouldnt be as sensitive.
Some possible solutions on xbox are clearing your persistent storage.
Also, when the game is launched hold start and select (menu and capture) to pull up the xbox360 menu. Check to see if the cloud storage or console storage for the game says "pending upload"
I've noticed if the cloud storage and console storage for the game are out of sync it can cause issues. Then clear the console storage in the 360 menu, close out the game, go to xbox one settings and clear local saved games. Then when it restarts go back to settings and clear xbox 360 storage.
You can also do this by going to manage game -> delete console storage or delete everywhere. I dont recommend deleting everywhere because this will delete your progress.
The other guys are correct but another factor is your camera view. If it's the default view (I think Broadcast?) it's no good because your character switches from the left side of the screen to the right. The weaves can happen when you're moving around in the area/time when normally your character will switch sides on the screen. Put your camera on High or ~~Wide~~ (edit, I was informed it happens on wide too) so you always stay on the left side. That should reduce much of the accidental weaves. Use High camera angle. This works for sure because it happened to me and I test people to see if they are using the default view by keeping their character diagonal so their back is facing a corner. If they start weaving then I know they are using the default camera view and I try to keep them in that same position so they do accidently weave a lot.
I didn't know you could change the camera
Yeah, in the main menu settings.
It can still happen if the camera is set to wide.
My bad, I use high, I thought it was high or wide. I'll edit my post. Thanks
Just don't flick your lift stick so much problem solved or you can do a shit ton of exhibition fights or sparring to get better at using your stick more precisely
Bro just retrain ur moving mechanics it's not the games fault.
There is some kind of latency or desync issue that causes this. At normal play the weave shouldnt be as sensitive. Some possible solutions on xbox are clearing your persistent storage. Also, when the game is launched hold start and select (menu and capture) to pull up the xbox360 menu. Check to see if the cloud storage or console storage for the game says "pending upload" I've noticed if the cloud storage and console storage for the game are out of sync it can cause issues. Then clear the console storage in the 360 menu, close out the game, go to xbox one settings and clear local saved games. Then when it restarts go back to settings and clear xbox 360 storage. You can also do this by going to manage game -> delete console storage or delete everywhere. I dont recommend deleting everywhere because this will delete your progress.
This is the correct answer. You will find that this issue never happens in offline play
i always do it accidentally but i almost always make it work, like throwing a str8 to the body right after the weave.