PC player tries Apex on console
I used to play fps games on console for over 10 years, I stopped 2.5 years ago when I got a PC. When this game was new I saw clips and streams of console/controller players. I noticed no recoil on an...
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@EThought113213 You clearly didnt play a lot of games.
Footstep audio isnt even close to perfect. I died multiple times today to no footsteps. If respawned the next ring closing doesnt make a sound.
Also aimbot and aim assist are quite different. Aimbot snaps onto targets. There are really good examples of it on youtube. Aim assist simply slows the aiming near the target. I am not arguing whether it should or shouldn't be allowed. PC players also have aim assist when using controller, tho turned down slightly as PC players have a huge advantage in fps.
Footstep audio isnt even close to perfect. I died multiple times today to no footsteps. If respawned the next ring closing doesnt make a sound.
Also aimbot and aim assist are quite different. Aimbot snaps onto targets. There are really good examples of it on youtube. Aim assist simply slows the aiming near the target. I am not arguing whether it should or shouldn't be allowed. PC players also have aim assist when using controller, tho turned down slightly as PC players have a huge advantage in fps.
@hayhor
There is a line in the game files that determines the strength of aim assist. 0 being mouse, 0.4 is for controller on PC, 0.6 is on console, and 1 is literal aimbot. So aim assist is just a "turned down" aimbot. There are several kinds of aimbots, the snapping kind you speak of, ones that don't lock unless you have LOS, You even have some with a kind of soft lock, it won't snap to the target but it's not going to let go, so basically what aim assist is but to a slightly stronger degree. So if you had 0.7 or 0.8 you would have that, even 0.6 could be considered an aimbot. If I saw that on PC, that'd be a quick report if they weren't console players.
The gap between aim assist and aimbot is really not that big.
As for the audio, you can't go one game on PC without it being basically useless. You get no circle audio after respawning? Honeslty I wish that no circle audio was a feature you could enable. It's just useless clutter to me, I have a countdown and a mini map.
There is a line in the game files that determines the strength of aim assist. 0 being mouse, 0.4 is for controller on PC, 0.6 is on console, and 1 is literal aimbot. So aim assist is just a "turned down" aimbot. There are several kinds of aimbots, the snapping kind you speak of, ones that don't lock unless you have LOS, You even have some with a kind of soft lock, it won't snap to the target but it's not going to let go, so basically what aim assist is but to a slightly stronger degree. So if you had 0.7 or 0.8 you would have that, even 0.6 could be considered an aimbot. If I saw that on PC, that'd be a quick report if they weren't console players.
The gap between aim assist and aimbot is really not that big.
As for the audio, you can't go one game on PC without it being basically useless. You get no circle audio after respawning? Honeslty I wish that no circle audio was a feature you could enable. It's just useless clutter to me, I have a countdown and a mini map.
Aimbot and aim assist work very differently. Aimbot moves your reticle or redirects your projectiles over the target, while aim assist slows down your look speed when the reticle is within a certain radius from the enemy. Aim assist strength factor is most probably by how much is the normal aiming speed slowed down, 0.4 meaning 40% of the normal speed. 1 would be the same as a disabled aim assist, but 0 would actually make a target immune, because your reticle would get stuck at radius distance from the target.
But I know you people like to argue endlessly so, by all means, carry on. Back to my popcorn.
- @DoYaSeeMe That's how I define aimbot and aim assist as well. But MnK people like to combine them for dramatic effect so they feel better when they die.
Nah you guys just dont know what the difference between aimbot and aimassist is...
Clearly seen here lol
I will explain you why i call it an aimBOT, cuz simply thats what it is...
I had several hacks on my pc over the course of my gaminglife to understand what they do and how they work
So let me enlighten you a little on that part:
Basics first right?
There are settings for aimbots and aimassists for example:
Fov <--- selfexplanatory right?
Speed <--- selfexplanatory right?
tolarance <--- allowing for missed shots, overaiming, allows it going for the wrong hitbox and so on (a setting to let it look more legit)
smooth <--- How smooth it moves, basicly makes something look more human
And some more but theese are the most important ones
Now lets get to the what is what part: And ask yourself what apex actually has
Aimassist:
The name pretty much says it, it assists your aim... now here comes the tricky part it does NOTHING without you actually starting to shoot a person, means if you dont shoot its basicly just idling arround. The moment you start shooting someone in the given Fov that you did setup for the aimassist it will start assisting you and "correcting" your aim.
Aimbot:
2 Versions of aimbot are commonly used...The first is what you descriped, it snaps rapidly on peoples head.... Settings for that are a low Tolarance, low smooth, high speed and high fov
Usually people that dont use some ragesetting and that are trying to use it somewhat legit are using an aimkey to make it happen and let it look like a flick.
The second way of using an aimbot,(a little hint, this is the interesting one 😉 )
Instead of using an aimkey, you will toggle the aimbot to be on permanently, but you will have to put the settings the opposite of the snapping settings, means you take high tolarance, high smooth, low speed and low fov...
What that does is simple, the moment something walks into the Fov of your aimbot setting, it will start tracking that target
That beeing said,i can set you up an aimbot that behaives exactly as what apex has
You seeing any difference? well i can tell you,the maindifference is that an aimbot does something before the player actually starts shooting and aimassist does not...
So yes Apex has a soft aimbot with pretty low settings...Why they call it aimassist? simple its sounds less unfair
i just copied from another thread to lazy to write this again
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