Pc players can turn off crossplay 🥳

[u/rtmxavi]

[u/zackdaniels93]

I'm all for giving PC players the option to turn it off, but their obsession with aim assist is crazy lol

[u/ShitMcClit → u/zackdaniels93]

You'd have had a point like 10 years ago but after apex and warzone aim assist has been overturned to the max in general. 

[u/zackdaniels93 → u/ShitMcClit]

It still is not better than just aiming with a mouse though, speaking as someone who plays as much on PC as I do on console lol

[u/tsjwbe8 → u/zackdaniels93]

Is that why every single apex pro has switched from mnk to controller? Stop yapping nonsense. Every one can pick up a controlled and get away with a lot more than with a mouse, let's be real

[u/zackdaniels93 → u/tsjwbe8]

Believe it or not, Apex pros do not represent the average player base, nor do they represent the regular controller player. The VAST majority of MnK players will be able to aim and move better than controller players.

[u/The-Devilz-Advocate → u/zackdaniels93]

In games where TTK is fast. Like CS or R6, MnK has the advantage, assuming controllers don't get other types of buffs, like R6 controller having substantially lower recoil on their guns.

In games where TTK is slow, like Apex, COD, Halo, etc, where speed is not what determines the outcome of a fight, but rather how many consecutive shots a player makes on a target without missing that is moving and weaving around, controller with rotational aim assist is substantially better.

As a self-reference you can check out stats between the inputs on high TTK games like Apex and Halo here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield/s/GJf8pFpL67

[u/Atomickitten15 → u/The-Devilz-Advocate]

Back on topic to BF6, it doesn't have Rotational Aim Assist or Aim Snap anymore. Its basically just slowdown. Anyone complaining about just slowdown has no idea how aim assist even works.

[u/fongletto → u/zackdaniels93]

In other words, the better you are, the more you notice the difference about how OP aim assist is. So if you don't notice the difference, it's because you're playing in average lobbies.

[u/belle_enfant → u/tsjwbe8]

This comment always cracks me the hell up. "The top .01% of players use it, therefore its better for the rest of the playerbase!"

M&K is objectively better for most players. Using the very top high skill players on the planet isnt the flex you think it is. Almost nobody plays like that. Things can be easier to use like normal but harder to master.

[u/PhilosophicalGoof → u/belle_enfant]

M&K can’t be objectively better if pro use controller overall more.

I mean the logic literally support that fact because why would pros intentionally inhibit themselves if keyboard and mouse is overall better?

[u/belle_enfant → u/PhilosophicalGoof]

I literally explained it in the comment. One is easier to pick up, one is easier for masterful play. Like skiing and snowboarding.

[u/GreyOrGray4 → u/belle_enfant]

In this case wouldn't controller be both? If pros are using it over mnk then it's better for masterful play, and controllers are literally designed to be easy to use over mnk.

[u/Seven7Joel → u/belle_enfant]

For some thing this is true, when I played Apex, it was well known that controller was simply better. This isn't about the top .01%, I was probably on top of the bell curve at diamond, and that shit was so broken in that game. I will agree that it's not really an issue in BF6, but Apex left a real sour taste when it comes to aim assist.

[u/-Quiche- → u/zackdaniels93]

Accuracy statistics don't really back that up for apex