@Android_Nana Someone made a video about how aim assist isn't what we think it is and they just slapped a gold barrel stabilizer onto a R-301, shot at a dummy, and then called it a day when the bullets went up and over the dummy's head.
The thing is, I tried that with a mouse/keyboard, and with a controller. The recoil on the mouse/keyboard was greater than the controller, specially when trying to maintain the aim on the dummy's head. In other words, if you move the mouse down to counteract the recoil, you have to kind of fight the recoil. While on controller, you have ZERO recoil issues. You can just keep it on the dummy's head. Combind that with strike packs and other controller cheating equipment, and you're basically untouchable.
Just saying this for anyone who goes "cOnTrOlLeR AiM aSsiT isN't ThAt StRoNg!" Which to that person.... uh... yes... yes it is that strong. You don't see the kind of aim beaming in Fortnite, or any other BR games or ones like Call of Duty, now do you? Nope. Only in Apex, because apparently console aim assist on PC is 0.6, vs the 0.4 they would otherwise have.
When cross-play came out, we used to be able to turn it off on PC, but I guess this is only an option for console users now. Why would console users wanna turn off their 0.6 aim assist boost? Most of them don't want to.
Every single update only ever benefits people hacking, cheating, or exploiting the game, and its getting tiresome.
