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Seasoned Ace

3 years ago

Clearing up some misleading news

Recently there has been a lot of talk about how overwatch 2 has turned off controller AA in pc lobbies. In a video showcased by jmeyels someone has set up an r5 reloaded scenario where AA is turned u...

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Kyldenar

Seasoned Ace

3 years ago

@hayhor Is the value higher when aiming?

And does 'quick scoping' work for people? I can't keep track of the movement of crap much less multiple enemies doing that...

hayhor

Hero

3 years ago

@Kyldenar No it's the same value. People quickscope to avoid the hip fire spray.

BigMacAttack8u
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@hayhor You don’t even have to quick scope to reduce it, if you just hit the left and right trigger at the same time, it greatly reduces the spread, especially for snipers.
- Kyldenar
  Seasoned Ace
  3 years ago
  @BigMacAttack8u So, when I spectate matches after dying, this is why I see some people shaking like they allowed an epileptic into the army? That is how it looks when they rapidly tap both triggers at the same time?
  - pandareno1999
    Hero+
    3 years ago
    @Kyldenar From what I can picture from your description, you're seeing players using their strafe and crouch to avoid taking unnecessary damage. Or you might just be seeing them spam crouch (when you have an eye for it, you can tell from the nature of the crouch spam whether players are probably cheating using Cronus or similar, which have macros for doing this rapidly while maintaining aim). Players don't rapidly switch from ADS to hipfire repeatedly. They just flash the ADS at the beginning of the burst. They sometimes might then ADS once or twice again while firing, usually to slow down their reticle to adjust their aim.