In a game where aim is the most important? We have aim assist.
A competitive game where aim is literally everything. You're giving people 60% This is actually embarrassing.
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@Android_Nana I've played on both console and pc, and the average pc gamer has MUCH better aim than the average console player. Pc players think it's OP because they only encounter the top few % of controller players in pc lobbies. If everyone would get mixed, most console players would get destroyed by pc players. Even with my sub par M&K aim, I would outclass my controller aim everytime.
Also, crossplay in a competitive environment will never be fair. Controller has the advantage in close range gun fights, but lacks in the movement departement or just standard "speed of execution".
Also, crossplay in a competitive environment will never be fair. Controller has the advantage in close range gun fights, but lacks in the movement departement or just standard "speed of execution".
@Solim66 well that's really the problem isn't it? Basing inputs on the average player. I will agree with you that console players are generally worse than PC players. Mostly because if you own a gaming PC, your likely to be much more into the act of gaming than someone who owns a console, which is a more casual gaming system. Not to mention the costs involved.
Nonetheless, when you finally get a console player who is actually halfway decent, aim assist is absurd and ridiculous. It's downright oppressive. All it takes is for a person to have a 1.25 k/d in order to be placed in lobbies with the best players in the game (in pubs). Perhaps the game uses other factors to decide your lobbies, but this is the main one that I've noticed. Most players have a substantially lower k/d.
That being said, I have that k/d and I am constantly being put in the higher skilled lobbies, which means I am playing against good console players... which means... I'm getting fried at close range every time. That's annoying. If not for aim assist, I would have a better shot against them.
The movement vs aim assist argument is also silly, because the "average" M&K player is not Faide, Calamiti, Aceu or any one of these other movement gods. We do not rebind our scroll wheels to have forward input, we do not superglide, wall jump, tap strafe, or do any other thing except for slide jump (which controller can do). The fact that it is so difficult to be good at movement, requiring a crazy keybind setup and hours of practice means that movement is not generally a factor. As an FPS, aim is the most important thing. If you play your basics correctly, such as peeking corners, retreating, sticking with your team, you will statistically do better than someone who doesn't do any of those things, flies around like a mad man, and misses their shots.
If they are doing all of those things, then you're playing against a pro and there was nothing you can do anyways. The debate comes down to this:
M&K players are complaining about "average" controller players, and controller players are complaining about the "best" M&K players.
The two inputs should be separate, because we're essentially playing two different games. Cross play is a bad idea.
Nonetheless, when you finally get a console player who is actually halfway decent, aim assist is absurd and ridiculous. It's downright oppressive. All it takes is for a person to have a 1.25 k/d in order to be placed in lobbies with the best players in the game (in pubs). Perhaps the game uses other factors to decide your lobbies, but this is the main one that I've noticed. Most players have a substantially lower k/d.
That being said, I have that k/d and I am constantly being put in the higher skilled lobbies, which means I am playing against good console players... which means... I'm getting fried at close range every time. That's annoying. If not for aim assist, I would have a better shot against them.
The movement vs aim assist argument is also silly, because the "average" M&K player is not Faide, Calamiti, Aceu or any one of these other movement gods. We do not rebind our scroll wheels to have forward input, we do not superglide, wall jump, tap strafe, or do any other thing except for slide jump (which controller can do). The fact that it is so difficult to be good at movement, requiring a crazy keybind setup and hours of practice means that movement is not generally a factor. As an FPS, aim is the most important thing. If you play your basics correctly, such as peeking corners, retreating, sticking with your team, you will statistically do better than someone who doesn't do any of those things, flies around like a mad man, and misses their shots.
If they are doing all of those things, then you're playing against a pro and there was nothing you can do anyways. The debate comes down to this:
M&K players are complaining about "average" controller players, and controller players are complaining about the "best" M&K players.
The two inputs should be separate, because we're essentially playing two different games. Cross play is a bad idea.
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