Console Aim Assist = Broken Game
Hear me out. No matter the platform I think we can all agree on one thing: Aim assist is a benefit. It is inherently unfair to give any player a benefit not available to all. Period. I'm 53. My ...
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@Adamonic wrote:Aim assist also works thru cover (shrubs, grass, trees) and thru smoke.
Aim assist is affected by smoke and vegetation.
If you are getting shot through smoke/vegetation then there were likely clues to your position.
I've tested this. Clip below. Full aim assist. Enemy player largely obscured by vegetation, AA snap is not activating.
Had this been a real scenario I would have just lined up on the player tag/visible silhouette....manually.
@AngrySquid270 thanks for the demo, but I was talking more about light vegetation and when the enemy is in it where they are slightly visible but not spotted. There are other videos of this where it is shown. Also, just because an enemy is in view doesn't mean the player sees them. The game assumes the entire FOV is targeted. So if you are "in view" of a console player, and they fire, chances are you will be locked on.
Also, for smoke, it depends on where the shooter is compared to me. If I am in smoke and they are not, I am still shot. If they are in smoke, then the smoke actually works.
Those are minor, just annoying.
Does aim assist work for hip fire?
Also, for smoke, it depends on where the shooter is compared to me. If I am in smoke and they are not, I am still shot. If they are in smoke, then the smoke actually works.
Those are minor, just annoying.
Does aim assist work for hip fire?
@Adamonic wrote:
@AngrySquid270thanks for the demo, but I was talking more about light vegetation and when the enemy is in it where they are slightly visible but not spotted. There are other videos of this where it is shown. Also, just because an enemy is in view doesn't mean the player sees them. The game assumes the entire FOV is targeted. So if you are "in view" of a console player, and they fire, chances are you will be locked on.
Also, for smoke, it depends on where the shooter is compared to me. If I am in smoke and they are not, I am still shot. If they are in smoke, then the smoke actually works.
Those are minor, just annoying.
Does aim assist work for hip fire?Neither descriptions nor videos do a good job of conveying the nuances of aim assist in 2042.
For anyone genuinely curious about the powers and limitations of aim assist they really need to experiment for themselves. You don't need a console. You don't even need a controller.
A PC KBM player can experience aim assist by simply not touching the mouse for ~5seconds. As long as you look around (using the arrow keys), ADS (.) and Fire (Ctrl) using the keyboard you'll get full aim assist. A Portal aim trainer like AANJ7Z makes for a testing ground.
You can observe first hand the different mechanics (slowdown, rotation, snap). You can observe what scenarios trigger each movement and which scenarios don't. And when the assists do trigger you can observe how strong they are.
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@Adamonic wrote:
@AngrySquid270thanks for the demo, but I was talking more about light vegetation and when the enemy is in it where they are slightly visible but not spotted. There are other videos of this where it is shown. Also, just because an enemy is in view doesn't mean the player sees them. The game assumes the entire FOV is targeted. So if you are "in view" of a console player, and they fire, chances are you will be locked on.
Also, for smoke, it depends on where the shooter is compared to me. If I am in smoke and they are not, I am still shot. If they are in smoke, then the smoke actually works.
Those are minor, just annoying.
Does aim assist work for hip fire?Neither descriptions nor videos do a good job of conveying the nuances of aim assist in 2042.
For anyone genuinely curious about the powers and limitations of aim assist they really need to experiment for themselves. You don't need a console. You don't even need a controller.
A PC KBM player can experience aim assist by simply not touching the mouse for ~5seconds. As long as you look around (using the arrow keys), ADS (.) and Fire (Ctrl) using the keyboard you'll get full aim assist. A Portal aim trainer like AANJ7Z makes for a testing ground.
You can observe first hand the different mechanics (slowdown, rotation, snap). You can observe what scenarios trigger each movement and which scenarios don't. And when the assists do trigger you can observe how strong they are.
Why do we need this? We see the result of the console aimbot on ourselves. And in the final table at the end of the match.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN0PNkAFJmU
similiar problems..
and this "bullet magnetism" we calling on PC like "silent aimbot". Its on 100% same. You can allways configure cheat software like "aim assist" in console and nobody know you using some cheating programs. Its simple cheating but allowed by developers. Shame.
and situations when my crosshair is 1mm close to head and I don't give any hitmark I have many times so why not helping PC players too? We aren't all PRO players which playing all day only FPS games.
