Because I've used a controller since the release of Apex Legends and for about twenty six years in other titles. I'm certain I could tell what input device someone is using. I have forty thousand kills using a controller, and two thousand using a mouse & keyboard. It's quite easy in my opinion to distinguish the two input devices.
I have 190 wins in Apex Legends with a controller just in season 0 alone, I know for a fact I've killed more mouse & keyboard players then controller players, but that's just because the majority back then were mouse & keyboard players. It's also quite common for consoles to be in PC lobbies now.
Now though, I kill more controller players then anything, mostly because it's the majority of input devices in Apex Legends as most mouse & keyboard players moved to other titles.
My controller aim (even on a linear curve) looks like small nudges across the screen, but mouse & keyboard is a smooth transition.
Congratulations, you proved that AA does something, which everyone already knows. You've done nothing to demonstrate that it is unbalanced or problematic. It would take seconds for me to come up with a similar red herring about KBM. I can't help but see this as a troll/bait.
This thread went the same as all the other ones........ Have a good one!
No, this thread was perfectly fine before you stuck your non-topic remarks into it. You're one of the reasons these aim assist topics go out of control with nonsensical questions and/ or get closed. Every topic and/ or discussion on this forum about aim assistance and all you do is give your little remark in, please stop.
I gave you a reply, but haven't responded to it. That either shows you're not here for open discussion, but rather to defend aim assist because it directly affects you in some way.
I kindly ask you to stay on topic.
