Murdoch Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 Okay, so I received the Bal Inferno in a supply drop last night. The night before I got the HbRa3 bear fist and the Insanity. I know, I haven't received squat in months. So I was trying out the inferno in a private match against 8 bots in recruit difficulty. I noticed a few times when I was barely touching the aim joy stick while aiming down sites the gun moved itself to stay on target. Is this normal? Does it happen during public matches as well? I may not notice it because I tend to play with stiffer thumbs when it counts and often do accidental drop shots I push down so hard in a one vs one battle. Can someone enlighten me about this, if it's true I may need to train my thumbs to play looser.
procreate Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 yes it does... when it screws you over is when it splits you between two players overriding your own aim.
procreate Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 you cant turn it off. i cant remember the last CoD you could do that on console. maybe BO?
toby jugs Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 there's 2 parts to aim assist it's the rotate bit that spins me out , especially when someone goes across my field when i'm countersniping. watch some of raddy's vids he is a master of using aim assist to his advantage..... especially through smoke
psygn Posted June 24, 2015 Posted June 24, 2015 In private matches the aim assist feels a lot stronger, but your aim does slightly lock-on to enemies in public matches as well even through objects. The higher your jitter/ping in public matches, the less it's strength will be. Private matches by yourself with bots are a utopic kind of situation where no one has any connection advantage. You'll notice enemies dieing a lot faster and every bullet counting more consistently. With SBMM things fall apart quick in AW. I would highly advise you not to turn off aim-assist. Most people keep it on, because the only time it really messes with your aim is when two people turn the corner down a hallway and split up and both enemies kind of tug your aim away and you end up shooting the space between them. But aim-assist will usually help slow your aim sensitivity when your crosshairs are over them which is handy at far range gunfights as well as close range.
Murdoch Posted June 25, 2015 Author Posted June 25, 2015 Did a warm up game with aim assist off. It's tough to stay on target. i am keeping it on and learning to play with a lighter thumb so aim assist can help me out. Funny how after 6 months of playing I am still learning this damn game.
Akic Posted June 25, 2015 Posted June 25, 2015 The problem with aim assist off is you're at a big disadvantage to everyone with it on IMO. That slight extra time to get on target gets you killed a lot. I personally would prefer no aim assist for everyone in COD, that would sort the men from the boys.. The quickscopers and n00bs wouldn't be too happy though #slaughter
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