Re: About converters such as XIM on the PC version.

I do believe its a part of this: https://tos.ea.com/legalapp/WEBTERMS/US/en/PC/#section2

Rules and Conduct:

Use or distribute unauthorized software programs or tools .....

Not sure where they have the list but in general this is what macros, strikepack and so on is gutted with, in general there is no difference in connecting that thing to a console vs PC come to the rules.

Thing is they cant explicitly ban specific items, they do it on a general tone if not xim could just call it bim and they would be good to go again :P

Problem is how hard it is to detect, and I dont thing converters on PC is a huge problem but ofcourse a small advantage is a small advantage, on console however its a bigger issue. In general a mechanically good player with mnk should have lower latency on input, xim does not have the same input latency as controller and mnk as it translates in between (they however get the aim assist which is a *)

I would be more conserned about the strike packs and what not that gives people autofire, anti recoil and what not, that is also handled under the same rule.

Since we're discussing it:  What possible legitimate reason could there be to use a device like xim on a PC?  I can't imagine one, but maybe someone else knows?

People would treat xim the same way people use strike packs or any other of that kind of software to take a unfair advantage over everyone else. Xim could make your pc think you have a controller plugged in to give you aim assist but yet still using mnk.