@Ryuu_Oto- Bolded my replies for ease of reading/understanding.
u are far to stressed and take everything very personal. - I can assure you I am not taking anything "personal". I do however, enjoy telling/showing people how aim assist is not doing anything nor is it doing what you claim (lasered from a wingman far away). There is a point where things are simply fact, and the ignorance to those facts. And when ignorance to those facts happens, someone needs to stand up to them.
I started this thread because I had a few days in a row that I couldn't do s**t in game...90% of people I encountered just melt me down in 1 magazine almost. people tracking me from far not missing a shot with wingman, and bullets that kill me after I got to cover around a corner. - The fact you started this thread with what you claim here is proof that you are being ignorant to those facts (the ones I show/state where aim assist is not doing this). I too (am on controller) have been getting beamed by people using a wingman not missing a single shot. I too am being dropped when I am behind cover. The issues you present, HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH AIM ASSIST (caps for making sure you see it, not because I am "yelling" or "stressed". Just clearing that up for you since you want to focus on so many things that have nothing to do with the conversation.)
I didn't bothered to look around to see if they boosted Aim Assist, but that was the feeling. I don't think 90% of players were cheaters. - Well gee, you going off your feelings instead of trying to figure out what is happening or possibly if there is any other reason/issue to your experience. Wow, and I am the stressed one? Again, this is why I make my stand, you all claim "aim assist" yet have zero clue as to what is happening, and you proved it yourself by stating what you are feeling.
another fact i realize after, was that I played being very tired, since I worked night shift that days, so on top of it I played poorly my self. - Okay, now we are talking some sense here. These are things that are extremely important for communicating. Maybe taking a step back and evaluating the situation is way more helpful then making a complaint post because you did poorly and blaming something else. I too have * days, like a lot lol. I use OBS "replay" feature to record all my games. When I have a * moment, or a * day, I save those recordings. I then go back and watch them and go "oh yeah he was there." or "Oh yeah that was my bad." It is very healthy for yourself and others to evaluate yourself before making bogus claims like aim assist is too strong. This is the whole reason I make a point and reply to people.
nobody said AA is doing everything... what we complain about is if the AA is to strong. - Actually, a lot of people say AA is the one doing everything. Like a lot of them. Next time I see it, i'll be sure to tag you.
@matzesingtwas very clear in all his posts, I don't understand why you twist his words non stop. - Again with the ignorance. I never twisted their words. I simply asked for them to elaborate on the words. But I guess you just wanna go on your feelings again right?
What I would like is the possibility to enable/disable crossplay, so that I can choose to be match only with people that play on mnk. - Maybe that is what the title of the thread should be? Maybe communicating more clearly will be more helpful? Idk, when I want something, I usually talk about that for which I want, I don't complain about something else.
that would be the simplest option to fix this. - I don't think so. There is something fundamentally wrong with the game, as what you are experiencing is happening to more than just you. But I can assure you without a doubt, aim assist is not the culprit. Again, this is why I am so strongly dedicated to communicating this. I don't get how focusing on the wrong thing will fix the problem you are having.
In short, communicating based on facts is way more effective than communicating on "feelings". You should try it sometime. You are off to a good start with what you posted here, it was actually helpful (minus you telling me to chill).