Forum Discussion

Not applicable

4 years ago

Solved

PC using controller aim assist vs Xbox/PS5 aim assist

Is it me or does it feel like when you use a controller on pc it doesnt feel like it has any aim assist but on a console it does? Am I going crazy?

discussion

pandareno1999
4 years ago
No. There is a variable in the coding for aim assist. On PC that value is .4, and on console it is .6. Console has stronger aim assist than PC, with lower FPS being the reason given.

BaldWraithSimp

Not applicable

4 years ago

I don't know why some console players believe PC= 120 fps or something, hardware specs vary a lot. Half the people in my friend list get 60 fps like me, I find it incredibly daft.

It's not even 60, I have it set to max 60 but in fights it's 45-55.

Eshshshss

Seasoned Ace

4 years ago

@BaldWraithSimp because if you can afford wasting sorry correct myself there - spending - money on the games that are still in the beta testing phase you should be able to afford a good enough hardware :P :P :P

But yes couldn't agree more + Apex code is so let's put it "unique" that even on 5700XT no matter the settings (all off or super high detail all on) I still get fps drops from 143 to ~90 constantly (sometimes it is when dropping and overlooking the whole map, sometimes it is just looking at a random wall in the building, go figure) and to be honest I was thinking to lock them at 90 or so because in my opinion sudden fps drops are even worse than constantly lower framerate. Still thinking though or hoping that this issue will be fixed soon!

BaldWraithSimp
Not applicable
4 years ago
@Eshshshss The waterfall is my biggest enemy, even ADSing in that direction reduces my fps to 35. It's like I am moving at 0.25x speed, can't hit a single shot. Luckily Respawn patched the ring logic on Party Crasher, so it has a slight downtown(the other side) bias.

And I agree, any frame drop above 10-15 is painful from my experience. My gpu is the minimum spec for Halo infinite(I don't want to outright say it 🤐)