@Popa2capsIts funny you say its so easy on controller I guess you are also one to say it takes so much skill to master keyboard gaming while controller is a couch device with an aimbot.
Well here is my experience: I have spent over 10 000 hours playing Fps games on controller and can't still do like the pros and follow a moving target in a close range fight and need to physically aim at every target or else not a single bullet hits.
Then I tried the mouse on Apex last days with my 10$ non gaming mouse, after 4 hours of mnk I was no scoping downing a player with an automatic gun in a fair fight.
This I could never master after 10 000 hours of controller I did instinctively after 4 hours of mouse play... wow just wow and you guys are gonna keep complaining about controllers forever??? While you have the superior device that's a laser sensor with high sensitivity sliding on the whole table?
Also I could instantly move left right and dodge bullets like I never could after 10 000 hours of controller play... just moving left than right while running on the mouse dodges bullets but on the controller the time it takes to get the stick back towards moving the other direction is long enough you are like a sitting duck and get hit. Ridiculous how on mouse all your movement are faster than real life you could never do that in real life it's like your whole body changes direction at the same time you move your head no need to move your legs make a stop and move the other direction. Wow oh wow
@Palette24carats
Okay slow down there, don't get over excited. I would first like to say, you don't have to reply to yourself to add something to your post, just click the 3 little dots in the top right and press, "edit".
Also, so you have 10,000 hours ( 416.6667 days) of experience on the controller? Doesn't seem like a lot.
I wouldn't fall victim to the DPI marketing material that goes around. Dots per inch is mostly used to upsell mice to people that don't know what it is. They automatically assume higher numbers equals better.
I do encourage everyone to try the mouse & keyboard or whatever input device they enjoy, I'm not biased at all. There are tons of titles that don't offer aim assist for controller users while in the same lobbies as mouse & keyboard players, but you don't hear them complaining.
You hear so much backlash about aim assist in Apex Legends because so many controller users got hooked to the title, and don't want aim assist to be changed not because of mouse & keyboard at all, but because it would directly affect their gameplay.
The only constant issue I hear online while playing from controller users is their analog sticks automatically moving. I mostly never hear any of them talk about looting issues as most don't have open mic enabled, so they just run away if they can't loot lol
Use whatever device you enjoy, but I still think Apex Legends PC should offer mouse & keyboard players a place to play without interference from users that have a different input, and/ or always running software to guide their aim.
It's not like mouse & keyboard invaded the console space to make controllers adapted to their presence, it was the other way around. Controllers came into the PC ecosystem.
@Palette24carats
oh, never used one of those before, good luck.
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