Jonathan’s published BGMI sensitivity profile runs a 100% camera and ADS on no-scope, dropping to 30% on red dot and 2x, 24% on 3x and 4x, and 10-12% on the 6x and 8x, with gyroscope pinned at 300% across the close-range scopes. The full tables are below, and they are worth copying by hand rather than by code — see the note on why the shared code no longer imports.
Jonathan Jude Amaral is the most recognised name in Indian mobile esports. In April 2026 he left GodLike Esports after four and a half years and launched his own organisation, Team Apex Gaming, so any guide still describing him as a GodLike player — including the earlier version of this one — is out of date.
Jonathan BGMI sensitivity settings
These are the values from the setup he has shared publicly. Camera sensitivity governs how fast the view swings when you drag without aiming; ADS governs it while you are scoped in.
| Scope | Camera | ADS |
| 3rd person, no scope | 100% | 100% |
| 1st person, no scope | 100% | 100% |
| Red dot, holographic, aim assist | 30% | 30% |
| 2x scope | 30% | 30% |
| 3x scope, Win94 | 24% | 24% |
| 4x scope, VSS | 24% | 24% |
| 6x scope | 12% | 12% |
| 8x scope | 10% | 10% |
The camera and ADS columns are identical the whole way down, which is deliberate and is the part most people copying this setup miss. Keeping them matched means the swing speed feels the same whether he is hip-firing or scoped, so one piece of muscle memory covers both.
Jonathan BGMI gyroscope sensitivity
This is where his setup is genuinely unusual. Gyroscope is pinned at the 300% maximum for everything out to 2x, which is what allows recoil to be controlled by tilting the phone rather than by dragging a thumb.
| Scope | Gyroscope | ADS gyro |
| 3rd person, no scope | 300% | 300% |
| 1st person, no scope | 300% | 300% |
| Red dot, holographic, aim assist | 300% | 300% |
| 2x scope | 300% | 300% |
| 3x scope, Win94 | 200% | 300% |
| 4x scope, VSS | 260% | 260% |
| 6x scope | 100% | 260% |
| 8x scope | 100% | 100% |
Note the two rows where the gyro and ADS gyro columns diverge: 3x sits at 200% free but 300% scoped, and 6x at 100% free but 260% scoped. Both give him a slower camera for spotting at range and a faster one the moment he actually aims.
| Free look camera | Value |
| 3rd person camera (character, vehicle) | 100% |
| 1st person camera (character) | 100% |
| Camera (parachuting) | 100% |
The sensitivity and control codes, and why they will not import
The codes circulated for this setup are 7120-0815-5403-4938-964 for sensitivity and 7120-0815-5403-4938-963 for the control layout. Both are years old now, and it is worth being straight about what that means: they will almost certainly return “this shared code is invalid or has expired”.
BGMI share codes are not permanent strings. Each one is a pointer to a cloud layout on the uploader’s account, so it stops resolving as soon as that layout is edited, replaced or removed. Our guide to BGMI sensitivity codes covers the import mechanics and the two error messages in full. For a setup this old the practical answer is to type the values from the tables above into the sliders by hand, which takes about two minutes and cannot expire.
Jonathan’s BGMI ID and in-game name
His publicly listed BGMI ID is 5298394296. The in-game name previously published alongside it, GxdLJONATHAN03, carried GodLike’s “GxdL” clan tag and is no longer current following his move to Team Apex Gaming. He competes under the tag JONATHAN in official registries.
Who Jonathan is, and what changed in 2026
Born in Goa, Jonathan joined GodLike Esports in August 2021 as part of the former TSM roster alongside Neyoo, ZGOD, ClutchGod and coach Ghatak, and became the face of the organisation over the next four and a half years. He has close to 7.7 million YouTube subscribers.
The split came during the BGIS 2026 Survival Stage in Hyderabad, when he was benched for the first time in his career. He announced Team Apex Gaming on 12 April 2026 and confirmed a five-man roster later that month built around the former True Rippers core — Jelly, Hydro, Harsh and KioLmao. The full story is in our report on Jonathan launching Team Apex Gaming.
Jonathan’s record and honours
On 4 October 2025, during day one of the BGMI Showdown 2025 semi-finals, he passed 1,000 career finishes in official BGMI and PUBG Mobile tournaments — the first Indian player to reach that mark.
He is a five-time MVP, taking the award at Skyesports Championship 3.0, Skyesports Grand Slam 2022, BGMI Masters Series, Red Bull M.E.O. Season 4 and PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Season 1, which is where the “Universal MVP” nickname comes from. His team honours include the LOCO War of Glory grand finals, Ranbhoomi Season 1 and Skyesports Championship 3.0, plus a runners-up finish at BGMI Masters Series 2022.
His 16 kills in a single match at the 2020 PMIS semi-finals was the highest individual tournament kill count recorded at the time, and he finished that event as the Grand Finals’ number one fragger.
Should you copy this setup?
Only as a starting point. A 300% gyroscope is unplayable for anyone who has not built the habit of tilting the device to control a spray, and the 100% no-scope camera assumes a claw grip with dedicated fire buttons rather than two thumbs. If you run two fingers, start lower on camera and work up.
The values also interact with your phone. Screen size, touch sampling rate and frame rate all change how the same number feels, which is why a pro’s exact profile rarely feels right on the first try. Change one row at a time and test it in the Training Ground before you take it into a match. If you want to build a setup from scratch instead, our gyro sensitivity guide and our four-finger claw control codes are the places to start.
Photo credit: Imago