Mouse control is being intentionally hampered?!

These are such a minuscule issues , you are arguing about recoil control when what's happening is done in milliseconds that you can't even notice it.

and yea crossplay can be disabled messing with config files, but then don't cry if you get banned by any chance. 

Check out the video below. He has some interesting comments in his video. 

Battlefield 6 Is BROKEN – Mouse Aim, Footstep Audio, and Visibility Are a Mess

So, if controllers are "given aim assist, recoil reduction, rotational slowdown and whatever else", then why mess with the recoil for mouse?  Why not give controllers "more" recoil reduction?

Your argument BrutalSBK7777​ makes no sense.  

Did they not give controllers more recoil reduction because it's already maxed out or because to do so would show an even bigger disparity between mouse and controller?

If what disposalist​ says is true (the supposed admission from DRUNKKZ3, then I want a refund or I want to know what gun has virtually no recoil that I can shoot from the back of the map.  Is it not enough that the aim assist allows a controller to see through smoke?  Is it not enough that a sniper on controller can headshot someone after coming out from behind cover?  Literally the equivalent of a no-scope headshot.

And please, don't talk about milliseconds that you can't even notice.  If that were true, then there wouldn't be a 2 to 3 shot deviation (ie; bloom pixel deviation) on some of the guns.

I'm guessing you play with a controller...

If this is true, this is really sad because something is off with the game and I don't know exactly what.

There are several things 'off' with the game, I'm afraid. This is just one of them.

BrutalSBK7777 What ridiculous comments. This is a shooter, but you think the milliseconds controlling recoil in a gunfight aren't even noticeable? Struggling to hit targets is exactly what people are complaining about and DICE has come clean on one aspect of that recently (a bloom bug). This is just one more aspect they need to admit and fix.

And why would people get banned for editing a config file with an option that console players all have and when Florian at DICE has said to try editing to help CPU issues?

You sound like a disgruntled console player trolling.

I called it about consoles getting priority prior to launch and nobody listened.

A dev even said they are putting consoles first.

Its a shame considering battlefield has always been a pc first title, another thing probably brought in by the guys from cod.

Indeed. It was bad enough when they started developing for console and PC at the same time - everything got 'dumb-downed'. The interface, the gunplay, the lobby, the server program.

Now they apparently are developing for console first and PC is pretty much a 'port'.

Battlefield was the best shooter because it was more sophisticated than the other offerings.

No longer and not for a long time.

P.S. I am not insulting console gaming or gamers. I play consoles too and always have, but they are _different_ and excel with different games. PC games have many of their own limitations and issues.

This isn't a console vs PC issue. This is an EA/DICE versus good development practices issue. They are doing some very lazy and user-unfriendly stuff to avoid going to the effort ofmaking the game the best it can be for both console and PC.

I started on 360 and some of my best battlefield memories are from there, but it was always a pc first game.

To be clear, I don't think this is something that's a mouse only issue. It should affect controller input as well. 

As usual, content creators have a tendency to sensationalize the subject. They make it sound like it's way worse than it actually is.

Recoil acts upon your input to create drag or acceleration depending on which direction the mouse is going compared to the direction of recoil. 

I know that it's a controversial opinion, but I personally don't mind this. It makes you really feel the recoil in a very realistic way. At the same time I do understand the criticism. If it doesn't click for you, it can make aiming feel muddy and inconsistent. Causing you to slightly under- or overshoot your target. 

So if you're against it that's completely understandable, but I'd suggest you make up your own mind instead of just copying whatever your favorite content creator is telling you to think. 

Battlefield started to go downhill after BF2. The franchise should have stayed PC only. And for all you people that want to argue that they had to include consoles to make money, there are numerous console only and even platform specific games that make money without needing to be ported to PC or even other consoles.