Aim assist is balanced.
I feel like as a player the experience aiming and playing fps games that I have is completely de-valued by the fact that my competition has internal aim assistance. It blows my mind that we live in...
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@maximas1986 It's because deep down they know mouse is better.
I'm experimenting with aa off atm, just out of pure boredem really, and I agree with you that it's possible if you put in the time you can be just as good as before. Only gun that's giving me some grief is the Wingman at a certain distance, but it's always been a difficult gun. It proves the point though - aa doesn't do as much as people think. I'd say about 5-10% aa, the rest is all you.
I'm experimenting with aa off atm, just out of pure boredem really, and I agree with you that it's possible if you put in the time you can be just as good as before. Only gun that's giving me some grief is the Wingman at a certain distance, but it's always been a difficult gun. It proves the point though - aa doesn't do as much as people think. I'd say about 5-10% aa, the rest is all you.
Yeah I agree, If I were to practice and practice with it off....muscle memory at some point would kick in probably would adjust and be just as good without. But with all the other issues right now going on with Apex - seems like the wrong time to turn it off and try without LMAO.
- @NickBeam27 Is there ever a good time? this is Apex after all 😀
- @Sand_spitter DOH lol
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