console vs pc players...is it fair?
Having been a xbox player for years , and never a pc gamer, i was always worried when i heard that bf2042 was going to be a cross platform experience. I have noticed, and please believe me this is no...
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How have they improved aim for pc players?
@Pantleon Apparently mouse input has been fixed, at least insofar as the sensitivity settings now map properly with previous battlefield games. Others on reddit/etc have said that gamepad play seems better though, I play on PC so I can't comment one way or the other on that.
@SilverSurfer67 I think that it could be better for console players. A fair amount of time though, I am killed with someone that is on PS/Xbox so I won't say it is impossible. I have played FPS games on PC since the late 90s, so while I'm getting older I will say that I have a fair amount of muscle memory from playing these games with a mouse+keyboard to be pretty good at it.
I think that kb/m support should be on consoles for sure though, many other games have enabled it, so it isn't like it can't be done. But I'm worried that it would cause an issue for folks that turn crossplay off then grouse about getting beat by someone else on the console that is using a kb/m.
This leads down the discussion of matchmaking based on input, while possible, there's still ways around it to have it show as one and work as the other (on console and PC).
Fortunately, I guess, the game isn't nearly big enough to have a big 'hacking' scene. I think in my 150ish hours I may have seen one cheater, or maybe they just glitched in the game (people can be invisible or under the ground, etc)
@SilverSurfer67 I think that it could be better for console players. A fair amount of time though, I am killed with someone that is on PS/Xbox so I won't say it is impossible. I have played FPS games on PC since the late 90s, so while I'm getting older I will say that I have a fair amount of muscle memory from playing these games with a mouse+keyboard to be pretty good at it.
I think that kb/m support should be on consoles for sure though, many other games have enabled it, so it isn't like it can't be done. But I'm worried that it would cause an issue for folks that turn crossplay off then grouse about getting beat by someone else on the console that is using a kb/m.
This leads down the discussion of matchmaking based on input, while possible, there's still ways around it to have it show as one and work as the other (on console and PC).
Fortunately, I guess, the game isn't nearly big enough to have a big 'hacking' scene. I think in my 150ish hours I may have seen one cheater, or maybe they just glitched in the game (people can be invisible or under the ground, etc)
