| Full Name | Jack Martin |
| Age | 25 |
| Date Of Birth | May 25, 1997 |
| Nationality | United States |
| Aliases | NiceWigg | Wigg |
| Team | 100Thieves Team Sheeesh |
| Twitch Followers | 603,000+ |
Who Is NiceWigg
Jack “NiceWigg” Martin is a professional Apex Legends player and streamer for 100Thieves. He is occasionally tapped as a caster for the Apex Legends Global Series official B-Stream.
NiceWigg rose to popularity after Dizzy – one of the best Apex Legends players at that time – hosted him on Twitch. The two played together by chance and Dizzy partied with Wigg to try a new Gibraltar trick. Then, Dizzy learned of Wigg using a controller on a PC. Thousands of Dizzy’s followers gave NiceWigg a Twitch follow. Some even subbed and the rest is history.
Jack also takes pride in becoming the first Apex Legends controller player to be signed professionally by a Tier 1 organization. He was part of Counter Logic Gaming’s Apex Legends roster from 2019 – 2020.
Right now, NiceWigg competes in ALGS tournaments with Team Sheeesh alongside iiTzTimmy, and Apryze.
NiceWigg loves anime and he started out streaming wearing the wig of Son Goku from Dragonball.
Besides his 603,000 followers on Twitch, NiceWigg also has 111,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel where he uploads his gameplay and tutorials.
NiceWigg Apex Legends Button Layout
NiceWigg is using the Button Puncher controller layout in Apex Legends. Here are his settings.
| Map | Toggle View |
| Aim Down Sight | L2 or Left Trigger (Hold) |
| Tactical Ability | L1 or Left Button |
| Sprint | Left Stick |
| Use Health / Shield Kit | D-Pad Up |
| Toggle Fire Mode | D-Pad Left |
| Equip Grenade | D-Pad Right |
| Extra Character Action | D-Pad Down |
| Ultimate Ability | L1 + R1 Left Button + Right Button |
| Inventory | Options / Menu |
| Attack | R2 or Right Trigger |
| Ping/Ping Wheel | R1 or Right Button (Hold) |
| Cycle Weapon / Holster | Y Button or Triangle |
| Melee | B Button or Circle |
| Jump | A Button or X |
| Interact/Pickup/Reload | X Button or Square |
| Crouch | Right Trigger (Toggle) |
NiceWigg highlighted that if you are not using paddles or you use a regular grip then you should not go for the Default button layout. It would hurt your gameplay because of the button positions.
The Button Jumper has the same issue as the Default button layout.
If you are not using a Claw grip or paddles, then the Button Puncher layout is possibly the sweet spot. You can easily spam crouch without taking your thumb off the sticks.
NiceWigg Controller Settings
NiceWigg In-Game Controller Settings
| Button Layout | Button Puncher | |
| Stick Layout | Default | This is based on personal preference. |
| Interact or Reload Button | Tap to Use and Reload | NIceWigg can interact with things faster. |
| Crouch Button | Toggle | He can spam crouch faster but this is based on preference again. |
| Aim Button | Hold | He highlighted not using the toggle on aim because it makes it easier. |
| Trigger Deadzones | Default | |
| Menu Cursor Speed | About 70% to the right |
Movement or Aiming Settings
| Look Sensitivity | Super High (6) | NiceWigg says that these settings help in moving freely and get good movement in-game. |
| Look Sensitivity (ADS) | High (4) | This is a balanced setting that is great for tracking and close-quarter fights. |
| Pre Optic ADS Settings | Off | It is set to default because this is how he is used to – with 4 ADS settings. |
| Response Curve | Classic | Classic feels clean and he has been playing with Classic since the start of Apex. |
| Look Deadzone | Small | Going all the way up makes your aim harder. |
| Movement Deadzone | Small | Adjust this one accordingly if your character moves even if you are not touching the controller. |
| Inverted Look | Off | |
| Vibration | On |
NiceWigg Advanced Look Controls (ALC) Settings
NiceWigg mentioned that he has touched his ALC settings based on the settings of Pandxrz – another cracked Apex Legends controller player. He has it turned off at the moment.
However, he mentioned that ALC takes a lot of time to master and it is one of the settings that are truly personal. In his case, he would probably take at least three months to get his ALC settings right and for some, six months or more.
NiceWigg also said that even Pandxrz adjusts his settings from time to time so there really are no permanent ALC settings.
Now, who is the Advanced Look Controls settings adjustment for?
If you want to master the craft of using the controller on Apex Legends then go ahead and push through with playing around with the ALC as it provides precise control over what you want to do.
However, there is a downside to using the ALC and it is somehow mental.
Using ALC might make you think that you are not doing better once you change one setting. A couple of days later and if you are not getting your results then you might change that setting again which delays progress.
Mentally, it would feel like someone is whispering “change your ALC” for every disappointing game. It messes with your mind so set it off at is the best way forward. Unless, as mentioned earlier, it will be a long-time commitment.
NiceWigg Apex Legends Video Settings
| Display Mode | Full Screen | He uses two monitors so he can play Apex Legends on one and have Twitch/OBS open on the other |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 (native) | |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (native) | |
| Field Of View (FOV) | 110 | Stay away from anything under 90 because you will get tunnel-visioned and it will hurt your team play. |
| FOV Ability Scaling | Disabled | Do not use this because it changes your FOV everytime Bloodhound or Octane uses their abilities |
| Sprint View Shake | Normal | Reduce screen shake |
| V-Sync | Disabled | He disables V-Sync because that is one everyone does. |
| NVidia Reflex | Disabled | |
| Adaptive Resolution FPS Target | 0 | |
| Anti-aliasing | None | |
| Texture Streaming Budget | Low (2-3GB VRAM) | |
| Texture Filtering | Anisotropic 2X | |
| Ambient Occlusion Quality | Disabled | |
| Sun Shadow Coverage | Low | |
| Sun Shadow Detail | Low | |
| Spot Shadow Detail | Disabled | |
| Volumetric Lighting | Disabled | |
| Dynamic Spot Shadows | Disabled | |
| Model Detail | Low | |
| Effects Detail | Low | |
| Impact Marks | Disabled | |
| Ragdolls | Disabled |
NiceWigg has the majority of his settings at low to gain the highest number of FPS possible from his gaming PC. He plays competitively and grinds ranked games so having more FPS is an advantage, especially during intense team fights.
NiceWigg Gaming PC Setup
| CPU | Intel Core i7-10700K |
| Graphics Card | MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 8GB |
| RAM | Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB |
| Motherboard | MSI MEG Z490 ACE |
| Storage | Seagate Firecuda 510 NVMe 2TB Seagate Barracuda 4TB Hard Drive |
| Power Supply | Corsair HX1000 1000W Power Supply |
| Case | Rosewill Prism T |
NiceWigg Streaming PC Setup
| CPU | Intel Core i9-9900K |
| Graphics Card | ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2080 Ti |
| RAM | G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB |
| Motherboard | Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro |
| Storage | Unknown |
| Power Supply | Unknown |
| Case | Unknown |
NiceWigg streams and plays Apex Legends on two different computers. Both of which have top-tier components. Not the latest at the moment, but still very capable of pushing high frame rates on either low or max settings.
NiceWigg Gaming Peripherals
| Controller | Scuf Impact Controller |
| Keyboard | Logitech G Pro Mechanical Keyboard |
| Mouse | Logitech G Pro Wireless |
| Headset | JBL Quantum 800 Wireless |
| Microphone | Shure SM7B |
| Gaming Chair | Herman Miller Aeron |
| Monitor | BenQ Zowie XL2540 ASUS VG248QG Samsung Odyssey G3 24″ |
| Control Pad | Elgato Stream Deck XL |
| Mixer | TC-Helicon GoXLR |
| Camera | Sony Alpha A6400 |
NiceWigg is up on top with his gaming peripherals. He specifically uses a Scuf Impact Controller to beam his enemies.
His microphone, keyboard, and mouse are all familiar as it regularly seen on other stream setups.
Wrapping Up
NiceWigg is one of the most energetic and enthusiastic Apex Legends players today. His streams are full of positivity and his gameplay is right on top. Catch his Apex Legends settings here and see if it would propel you to Apex Predator.
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