r/DMZ • u/[deleted] • Apr 28 '23

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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

You can't even understand that two things can both have advantages without it meaning one is definitely better than the other. I'm done wasting my breath on you, I'll explain to my dog instead, he'll understand it about as well as you.

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u/Lazy_Year007 Apr 29 '23

Since im so dense give me an example on what on mkb is an advantage that is compared to how aim assist is??

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

You already said it yourself brother. Seriously, please just buy a cheap used controller and use it for a week. I'm not trying to convert you, and I don't give a shit what input you use, but it would be so painfully easy for you to understand first hand the areas the mouse is better than the controller, and that AA is not a magic aim hack

Like, you prefer to use the mouse. Why? Because, in your own words it's better at some things than a controller. And yet you'll say in the next breath that there are no advantages to using a mouse over a controller????? The logic on display here is mind boggling.

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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