Suggestions for how to adjust aim assist
Since sudden changes will result in a sudden increase or decrease in the player population, if you are going to adjust aim assist, we recommend not making it public, but only increasing or decreasing...
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Basically, all communication is done through machine translation, so I apologize if there are any misunderstandings.
I largely agree that effort should be rewarded. However, whether Apex is in a state where effort is rewarded depends on whether aim assist is appropriate or not. If aim assist is too strong, a game pad player will be able to beat a keyboard and mouse player with a lot of effort with little effort, and if aim assist is too weak, a game pad player will not be able to beat a keyboard and mouse player with a lot of effort, even if they put in a lot of effort. This is something that requires very difficult balancing, and it is an issue that developers who have incorporated it as a specification should deal with responsibly.
If we are to discuss skills gaps, then skills gaps that result from hard work are welcome. In fact, I find it more fun to play a game where effort makes a big difference in skill than a game where effort makes no difference in skill. And this is my personal opinion, but if we want to make a game where effort is rewarded, I think it's okay to greatly weaken the aim assist that allows you to become stronger without effort. However, there is another important idea that I personally think. I also want all players who play Apex properly to be able to enjoy the game. In that case, I understand that simply weakening aim assist is not enough.
As I mentioned earlier, if we want to achieve the ideal, this requires very difficult balancing. Therefore, it is an issue that the developer who has incorporated it as a specification should deal with responsibly. Personally, I don't know how far the developer has gone, so I am stating here what I hope will be helpful to the developer in making Apex a better game.
I appreciate all the thought you've put into this, but in the end I keep reading a compelling argument for an end to mixed lobbies, not a compelling argument for changes to aim assist values.
If Respawn announced tomorrow that there would no longer ever be a PC player in a console lobby, or a console player in a PC lobby, what do you think that would do to the game? To put it another way, is there enough of a benefit to mixed lobbies to justify all the headache we put ourselves through trying to justify more AA or less AA or an end to AA? In my personal opinion, the answer is a resounding NO. No, there definitely is not any benefit to any player. Only to the developer. Which is why we still have mixed lobbies despite years of complaining about them.
I don't think I understand it well, but I'll reply with one thing. PC players can avoid being matched with CS players by applying the boot options "+CrossPlay_user_optin 0". However, please note that the rank ladder will no longer be applied.
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