The Apex Legends "Experience"

@ComicBookGuy2727Not sure what you're getting at here, @what_did_u_do has valid points, not to mention that there is a movement, that's non-steam config, that only controller players can do. Not sure if its been patched out or not, but I do know that you can wall bounce and tap on controller, its just different and harder to do. With all the children running to Cronus, xim, and other controller mods while hugging onto the aim assist, its unfair at times. Sadly most legit controller players play like they are a bot, that much is true. I think that's why you'd see pro streamer's controller settings, because they changed the game settings to better suit Apex.

Which to address the aim assist, yes its both OP and not OP, like its too good at times, and other times its just whatever they're using, (like strikepacks). I've tried controller on PC and on a Xbox, the aim assist is different mainly since they're different values, however it also does pull too hard to enemies sometimes.

I found myself feeling like I wasn't playing because the controller was doing all the aiming, and I' even took my finger off the stick, and found I was able to knock a player with zero effort... disgusting.

Also, no I don't use any strikepacks, mods, etc. My controller is a generic wired one that I've had way before Apex even came out, while I don't own an Xbox, I was playing on a friend's console. Their controller was the one that came with the system. Both my PC and my friend's console had the controller set to the default values.

So, in short: Aim assist is broken, while M&K do have advantages, controllers are not far behind. There's a reason why we saw a PC player with two console players on the team long before last season or so before we started getting put into console lobbies. I constantly saw PC players with two console players in S8, (or so) to S16 where the PC player basically sat back as the other two beamed people with strikepacks enabled. Some of the console players went as far as to use a M&K on console, (yes that's possible and its a cheat), because I saw several loot while moving side to side, a PC only ability. Yes, they had a console icon.

Aim assist simply needs a nerf, and that's something I think Respawn is already looking into, and anything like strikepacks, xim, etc. needs to be a bannable offense. You don't need any of that to play Apex.

To everyone on controller telling M&K players to "get good", have you ever considered how bad you'd be if your controller wasn't dragging your aim via aim assist, or if you didn't use anything like a strikepack, (assuming you are, that is)? Also, this goes both ways, to the PC players, there's no point in telling a console player to get good either, you've most likely would have just as much as a hard time if you played with a controller. If you're somehow a controller PC god, or one of the pros who plays PC with a controller, you're in the 1% or so of players who are that good, what were you expecting?

Besides, from what I've heard, PC pros who went to controller, only did so because it was "better", aka they used the aim assist and controller settings to outperform M&K. Could be wrong with this part, but as far as I'm aware some were thinking about going back to M&K when Respawn mentioned possible nerfs to the aim assist.

Like, I know this is a different game, but in Call of Duty: Black Ops, (PS3 version of the game), I disabled aim assist, configured in-game settings to what felt right, got good, and was in a free for all lobby, with every player gunning for me as I had zero deaths and 32 kills. I never played it pro, but I no-lifed the game which lead me to getting good at aiming. That and I was predicting player movements, such as if they ran into a building, I'd assume they were going to wait on the side of the door and was ready to combat it. I was such a threat, that 3 people got on mics and told everyone to target me. None of them managed to kill me. Too bad that skill didn't transfer over to Apex. My point with that, is that you don't need aim assist or things like strikepacks. Just like on a PC, practice, get better at the game, and don't use aim assist if you can. Aim assist gives a false sense of skill, and in the case of Call of Duty, it was snapping me to closer enemies when I was doing things like sniping.

Agree or disagree, at the very least, we need a cross-play option for ALL players, not just console players. Console players are the only ones who can opt out. Can't complain about a console player if they're not in your lobby while on PC, and can't complain about a PC player if they're not in your lobby while on console.