@NewWorld998AA is cheat, its simple as that...
So lots of players use other cheats beacuse its now hard to separate one from another.
Do we got option to uncheck cross play?
If we dont than we need it, maybe longer que time but hey........
Lots of people think that they play worse by the day, but its not about that its all about worse players get better by using Aim assist cheat.
Nothing wrong with aim assist. Leave it alone. Just do separate controller/MnK lobbies. Console players definitely need AA.
this is what aim assist does. dont think ive ever seen a mkb player hit 7 headshots in a row with an smg like this. sure i shouldnt have ran straight ahead but i dont die this fast by mkb player. and of course these guys are stakcking with 54k kills and 62k kills
got over 40 clips of being beamed by aim assist. no other online shooter has aim assist so prevalent
@NewWorld998
Aa doesn't get you head shots.
Like wtf. You guys will say anything.
Not only did you slide directly at a highly skilled player, who saw you coming, with better armor and likely gear, you went through your own thermite and hardly did any moving to avoid getting shot.
You were directly in front of his gun. Crouched. And hardly moving. A highly skilled player on any platform would have gotten those head shots.
Your death had nothing to do with aa, but your own lack in skill on that front.
As for your statement about no other shooter having aa so prevalent...fornite's aa is better and that's after it got nerfed. Apexs aa has been one of the worst I've come across in shooter games.
@NewWorld998
What ever helps you sleep at night kid.
Fact is, you did absolutely nothing to prevent from getting head shot like that. Proofs all in your video. Slowed it down as much as it would allow and you were literally a straight line into him.
You very much deserved that death, yet like every one who makes these post you want to blame anything but your own idiocy.
Aa doesn't direct your aim to an opponents head, for someone who supposedly grew up on controller, you should know that.
@NewWorld998
That isn't aa. Aa doesn't hold your aim in place for you. You have to fight against the recoil and move the stick yourself.
So full of misconceptions.
What kept it there was your lack of evasion.
"I'm crouching directly in front of my opponents gun and got consistently headshot. Must be aa." Lmfao.
Dude was a masters and you expect him to not get consistent headshots, point blank on a direct approach?
@NewWorld998Sorry sir,
Most people in the forum know that I am extremely against aa because it ruins the competitive integrity. But what happened in your clip had absolutely nothing to do with aa, you just slided right into his bullets especially the first chunk of Bullets you took were only because you slided right into his crosshairs wich was on your body height at the beginning…
I played for almost 20 years on mnk and I also played controller for quite a while by now just to understand what it can do and what it can’t… and no it does not go for headshot at all, it actually pulls to body.
I still agree that aa is probably a bit to overturned currently because of the zero ms reactiontime for example but it’s not as crazy as many mnk players believe.
@matzesingt pulling to body isn't really problematic, since it allows you to simply pull up to get headshot since it's already covering the majority of horizontal aiming
@XxColdFangxXidk about you, but everytime I spectated controller player, their aim could be however it is, but as soon as they had their crosshair on enemy, it never left the enemie's body, ever
be it Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond
eiter current or previous rank, lot of them similarly were very consistant, and it doesn't matter, if the movement was: random, left right, one side, slide or a combination don't forget jumping, nothing, the crosshair is simply glued to the enemy once it touches anyone, explain.
@damsonwhufndthis
"everytime I spectated controller player, their aim could be however it is, but as soon as they had their crosshair on enemy, it never left the enemie's body, ever"
That could due to how aa slows down your aim when you are looking at a target in close range.
First thing I do as a console player is change my look sensitivities. Both regular and ads because that slow down of aim can actually prevent you from keeping up with a moving target. Without that slow down the aim is very jerky.
But this glue to effect? I can count on one hand the number of times I've actually seen the aa in apex pull to a target, only one of those being a player that wasn't knocked, the rest being knocked players and once the target dummy.
The most recent one strangely pushed away from the dummy when I side stepped closer to it.
I've even had the slow down effect just disappear in the middle of a fight and because of the higher look sensitivity needed to keep up with people my aim would just shoot right by them-because I'd be pushing my aim to keep up with them as they're moving.
I'm kind of wondering if controller aa on PC works differently? Which I don't get why it would be stronger when it's .4 when console gets .6?
@Axs5626Sxa5001 Props. This is the right take. Not that AA is too strong. It just doesn't belong in a competitive environment. Also that Respawn will do nothing to change this. The bottom line IS the bottom line here.
MnK support for console would be a fun fix without splitting the player pool too much. Then we could have AA lobbies and non AA lobbies.
Again, anyone that thinks Apex Legends has "overtuned Aim Assist" has never played Destiny 2.
That game has LOTS of Aim Assist. Makes me look like a virtual marksman wizard. It even carries over to PvP so much that most people tell you it's not about shooting skill, but movement skill and watching the radar to know when to shoot.
"hmm but its strange that all the times ive done this, only controller players beam me like this"
If that's how you play, you deserve to get beamed.
They don't tell you what input device a player is using. You likely are getting beamed from mnk as much as controller and just conveniently blaming aa.
Kinda like how you practically begged that gibby to blow your face up then claimed it was aa.
I literally can't take any of your claims seriously, because it has been made very apparent that you are just looking for any reason to blame aa.
If my aa acted anything like any of these claims, I'd understand why mnk players would be upset, but it doesn't.
There is no tracking. There is no "glued" to my opponent. The slow down of aim that aa gives just makes it easier to keep my cross hairs on you, and if you're kneeling directly in front of me, like in that video, you will die.
@XxColdFangxXactaully it's very easy to tell when someone is using controller, you see in Apex there's this feature called spectating, and your first easiest giveway of a controller player, is the dead-standstill when looting boxes
