Again, talking about pros like any new or casual player can just pick up a controller and automatically get 4k dmg and wipe half the lobby.
Bring something new to the case other than pro says and does, that bits been done near to death and I don't buy into it.
If you can't handle people that have different opinions and experiences then you should stay off the forums.
The pros haven't experienced the downs of aa that myself and others have so it doesn't exist is that it?
Lol way to sound like any other closed minded person.
If I can go into the firing range and aim at a moving dummy and it doesn't follow unless I move the sticks-kinda doesn't add up to this inhuman tracking you believe aa is.
Aa is literally there to smooth out your aim. It doesn't track for you. It slows down your aim so you can keep up easier with a moving target, other wise the aim is jerky as hell and you can barely keep up with the sudden movement changes your opponent might make.
It’s very obvious that you don’t know how AA works or how to control it. One hour of me practicing with controller already gave me better aim than 20.000+ hours on mouse and keyboard. Just because bad players can’t use it properly doesn’t mean it’s not overpowered and broken.
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I've played on console for 20+ years. I know good aa when I see it. Lol. I don't have to be a high tiered player for that.
"Just because bad players can't use it properly doesn't mean it's not over powered and broken."
Lol then it can't possibly be over powered, because over powered things make anyone who uses it better-not just the pros or high skilled.
"I can tap strafe all I want but I can't shoot while strafing"
-that has absolutely nothing to do with how aa works and more of the mechanics of the game itself.
I can see how being able shoot would be more preferable in that regard though.
"One hour of me practicing with controller already gave me better aim than 20.000+ hours on mouse and keyboard."
While I don't intend to discredit your personal experience, one of the things I found to be true about using a controller is that if you turn your aa off and play without it for a good amount of time, when you turn it back on, your aim does indeed improve. (It's done it for me both times I turned mine off)
Your notable improvement could very much just be one of those cases because you really don't need weeks of training to know how to use a controller.
There is one simple solution and i dont know why this is not implemented.
Just separate m&k players from controllers, same as preds are separated from bronze.
Is it so hard not to mix these two types of players?
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