Aim assist does not do any of the things you said. It only slows the reticle down as you move it over someone and very slightly rotates if the person you are aiming at moves. It will not track for you. If you don’t move the reticle then when the person moves they move out of the aim assist window. I play on both console and pc and the recoil is the same. I have also used a mouse to test this and the recoil patterns are the same for both. It does start to slow your reticle through smoke but only a fraction before the smoke becomes see through. It will not work through full smoke or caustic has or windows. This video shows exactly how little help it gives. Just enough to allow a controller to be viable. https://youtu.be/diXs-4Qa0PI
@Mr_Mi5ch13f_2The only reason to play the game with the gamepad is aim assist. This does not show that you are right. If we remove only aim assist but not gamepad support. You can't stay with your gamepad in Apex Legends.
@BaldWraithSimp
We deal with an injustice. I don't care what you write or not. People like you ignore injustice. You are the ones who make the game unplayable.
Really? How about reasons like repetitive strain injury or other issues? I used to play with a keyboard but now use a controller because of injury.
