Supposedly your main concern is that the KBM users have an advantage over your play style. You think you're safe from KBM users on console even if it's not allowed in the game? I'm guessing you've heard of the 3rd party hardware that circumvents the system such as Zen Cronus and Titan 2? Not only allowing you to use a KBM on the console but also gives them the aim assist designed for controllers and the ability to load custom scripts to further the gap.
Now before you say that not many use these addons, you'd be mistaken:
| BATCH #5 | 121763 and 124779 | SOLD OUT - SHIPPING NOW |
| BATCH #6 | 124780 and 131915 | SOLD OUT - DUE END OF JULY |
| BATCH #7 | 131916 and 132435 | SOLD OUT - DUE AUGUST |
| BATCH #8 | 132436 and 137397 | SOLD OUT - DUE SEPT |
| BATCH #9 | 137398 and above | ON SALE NOW - DUE OCT |
That's just for the Cronus Zen, not including their other products or Titan 2. There's been demonstrations of the scripts allowing wall hacks and aimbotting. Luckily the developer of this script and Activision came to an agreement. But that doesn't mean others won't follow. But feel free to continue taking a stance against KBM because you fear the game will change. Sad to say you lost that battle years ago when controllers were connected via USB if not before.
An 'undetectable' and 'unstoppable' cheat was taken down at Activision's request | PC Gamer
If anything the KBM users coming from PCs are looking to get away from the cheats as well. To say the advancement of input device is the end of console play we'd still be using Pong paddles or the old Atari joysticks with a single button. Even jumping forward ten years to the Nintendo with the rectangular block and two buttons
The bottom line is things change and usually for the better. The consoles have always been catching up to the PC and as previously stated they are basically PC with a closed environment at this point. Anyone would tell you there is very little difference between the two categories these days in terms of hardware. AMD is even selling below grade XBox Series X APU's for users to make tiny gaming pc's.
AMD Quietly Launches Recycled Xbox Series X APU As 4700S Desktop Kit | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)
