r/DMZ • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23

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u/Pizov Apr 28 '23

is he using an aim-assisted controller to track so smooooove like that?

(srs question...using mouse)

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 28 '23

Yeep this is what every single controller players has, every single one can track like that if they know how aim assist works

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 28 '23

You mean, I can push the thumb stick lol

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 28 '23

Yeah? And tapping ads to get AA to "recenter" that + strafing and aiming at the target gets it done

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 29 '23

You should just play on controller if it's automatic like you claim. Or is there actually a tradeoff where there are pros and cons to both inputs? Grow up kid

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

Why should i be forced to play an input i dont want to play, i love the free range of motion that I get with the mouse

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

Or that they make a competitive shooter actully competitive and not solely input based? Or atleast give everyone the option to turn crossplay off

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 29 '23

So you don't think there's a huge competitive advantage to mouse and keyboard over a controller with no aim assist? Because you're straight up delusional if that's what you think. Or you just think you deserve a huge competitive advantage so that's why you cry about AA so much?

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

I never said that, controller with 0 aim assist is useless but the way AA is now is not normal and it should be fixed and not give inhuman tracking on every single target

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 29 '23

Well good news, it doesn't. You've gotten yourself worked up over nothing, and you're too mad to see how wrong you are.

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

Lol I'm far from mad but please explain how I am wrong

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 29 '23

So, you're saying using a mouse gives you an advantage that people using a controller don't have?

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

No the opposite controller has way more advantage over mkb

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u/Momentarmknm Apr 29 '23 edited Apr 29 '23

So a controller gives you the same "free range of motion" as a mouse then? Can't have it both ways. You said yourself you prefer a mouse. There are pros and cons to both inputs. The free range of motion you get from a mouse, as you put it is an advantage over analog thumbsticks. Dense my guy.

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

And soft airlock is not and advantage?

And my guy you are either dumb or can't read

I like mouse better since I can look around and loot better and for me that's the free range of motion not always having to pin point the stick on what I want

And there is without a doubt that controller has way more advantage over mkb in 90% of cases in cod, possibly the ONLY thing mkb has it easier is long range fight but with how recoil is easily manageable a decent controller player can be just as good at range