I agree same thing here I am sure the console players have seen my movement and thought I was a console player looting a deathbox and no way a MnK player. My movement is trash.
So I guess we could agree on the following.
Crossplay should be if it were to stay (prob will):
By default be turned off for console and PC.
Both PC and console have the option to turn it on.
If Crossplay is turned on:
All players that have it enabled will play in crossplay only matches.
If Crossplay is turned off:
PC players that have it turned off will play in PC only lobbies.
Console players that have it turned off will play in console only matches.
Thanks for the great conversation.
As mentioned only the console players truly as an option to opt-out of crossplay. Console players playing with their own platform until they have partied with a PC user and they are thrown into PC lobbies. The system is not set up for PC players to be in console lobbies. If they do they have found an exploit to allow this. PC once had an opt-out option when it first launched. Then it was quickly removed. Thus leaving no option to keep things on an even leveling field playing against our own platform.
I played about 25-30 matches yesterday and every single time I'm killed it's by a console/pc friend and typically it's the console that deletes me in milliseconds. Not one game yesterday did I die to an actual PC player.
My biggest gripe on crossplay is I believe if they do choose to enter our lobbies their aim assist needs to be lowered to the set amount for controller users on PC. .4 across the board. If they choose to stay in their own lobbies then they have their .6 back. That to me would just be the risk of them coming to our lobbies. the FPS difference already can cause advantages or disadvantages for either party which should not be a thing in a competitive scene. Either allow us to have an option to opt-out or lower AA if in PC lobbies to PC levels IMO.
@E9ine_AC wrote:I played about 25-30 matches yesterday and every single time I'm killed it's by a console/pc friend and typically it's the console that deletes me in milliseconds. Not one game yesterday did I die to an actual PC player.
I feel your pain, and this is pretty much what I mentioned earlier on.
It is happening to me as well and I am sure a lot of other PC users that are forced into playing Crossplay are experiencing this.
@warslag I always assumed the difference in AA strength was because of FPS (Frames Per Second) as someone mentioned earlier. The more accurate an enemy's position is on your screen the easier it is to track, land, and predict your shots. I wouldn't know though since I'm not on PC and the difference may not feel noticeable.
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