OP consoles and their need for aim assist
Hey BF Franchise, Remember who made you! it wasn't the console players was it? So I'm putting this to you. Why is it that you can send half a clip of an RPK into a console player, they then turn aro...
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There is something truly funky about the aiming in this game when it comes to controllers. I've been playing battlefield for a long time along with other shooters and I'm constantly losing 1v1's when I have the drop on someone and I've never experienced it like this before. I've never been a great player, but I've also never played so many matches where I am totally out gunned all the time. Well, that's my cry post about this I'll still be out there reviving and resupplying hoping they do some more fine tuning to get this to feel better.
There is something truly funky about the aiming in this game when it comes to controllers. I've been playing battlefield for a long time along with other shooters and I'm constantly losing 1v1's when I have the drop on someone and I've never experienced it like this before.
I think the servers sometimes dsync. Dsync is when the client (you) isn't seeing the same thing as the server. Then when it syncs together, a bunch of stuff happened that you didn't see. Say for example you shoot someone 5 times, but on the server they are positioned slightly to the left and they shot you several times. You will get hit markers, but your shots actually missed. When you sync with the server, your health bar will immediately be nuked. It looks like you died in 0.1 seconds. Even if you only dsync around a second, it can still feel like you just got 1 shot by an SMG.
Normally games with cross platform have problems with dsync. Its very hard setting up the network infrastructure for crossplay. It's why games with it can be less stable in a lot of cases. Some developers have managed to make it work really well. Hopefully soon BF6 can be improved.
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