Uneven ttd experience from match to match

It's felt by everyone, trust us. Especially pc players. I have a well-kitted DRS-IAR and at 10m it does 20 damage per round. I watched someone start low-crawling into my view and I start shooting HIS ARM before he is in full view. I registered between 9 and 12 shots with hit detection markers. He insta-kills me in one frame but registers 5 shots from his SMG, no headshots.

Yeah its bad, real bad. When TTK and TTD are no where on the same planet in matching, S3 is gonna be a ghost town.

I was actually thinking about this very concept. All weapons in the game have some sort of recoil profile that players learn to adapt to until the recoil is predictable.

My example is the DRS-IAR has a recoil profile that pulls up and to the slight-right. My compensation is to pull down and to the slight-left. However, more times with the initial shot but not limited to, a random hard and extreme horizontal pull to the left happens and unpredictable at times. I have to stop shooting to reset the erratic recoil behavior that is unusual for the weapon's normal recoil profile. It's as if I'm not even supporting the weapon with the offhand and sprays wildly. Additionally, at unpredictable times, the weapon feels like it has no recoil or spread at all and it a lazer beam.

Now, without derailing the experience here, when we add controllers to the mix and the reductions in spread and recoil offered to the input device, it becomes an uneven match. More compensation is required by mouse users than controllers. With that being realized, the erratic and unpredictable horizontal recoil PC players experience puts them at a disadvantage.

IMO, the unpredictable spread and recoil mechanics were intentional by design. To what ends, am not sure. But the results are more people using controllers than mice as input devices.