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> > > > > > > > > MCC is far easier to play with a mouse and keyboard, than on a controller with aim assist.
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> > > > > > > > > Edit: Every single FPS/TPS game I’ve ever played on controller and keyboard and mouse, plays better on keyboard and mouse. Aim assist does not bridge the gap, unless almost all of the aiming is done for you. I can’t think of any FPS/TPS game that does that. The level of aim assist that’s currently in Infinite only makes the game frustrating to play with a controller. It’s counter intuitive.
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> > > > > > > > There’s hardly any pros who use KB/M just so you know,.
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> > > > > > > Because they have had no reason to learn it in the last 15 years.
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> > > > > > Are you just going to ignore the fact that he stated that to poke the massive holes in your logic?
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> > > > > > If M&K was indeed “far easier to play with” and every single FPS “plays better on keyboard and mouse” and “Aim assist does not bridge the gap” why would pros not just hop on over to M&K? If it made them that much better than why haven’t any of them switched? Are you saying that pro controller gamers can only use controller and are incapable of learning and mastering a new input? Or are you saying that pro controller players are scared to leave their only known input for the last 15 years?
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> > > > > > The simple fact is that it if they switched inputs it wouldn’t make them better and would more than likely leave them in a worse place.
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> > > > > When you’re very good at one thing, and you try a new thing you aren’t as good at, guess what you will naturally stick with? What happens when your peers don’t switch, and they can no longer compete with them? This goes far beyond the scope you present. You’re not seeing the big picture.
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> > > > Ninja was so call " Halo pro " on controler , and he as switch to MKB long ago and is advocating agaisnt aim assist calling it an aimbot wich is a aimbot especially in Halo , Fortnite and COD ( as soon as you moove the aim assist is fully engage in warzone ) etc… REAL pro want their aiming skills to matter in a shooter game not having Bot assisted hardcoded fake aiming , the only reason halo had a competitive scene regardless of its aim assistance its because peoples knew little to nothing about aim assist ,and many were fooled to beleive they were " that good " wich was the developpers intend to insert this level of broken aim assistance as well as smoothing our performance , but the cat is out of the hats for years now and Consoles hardware have more than the required performances to allow True aim with little to no aim assist
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> > > Do I need to bring up human anatomy again? Look up how many muscles control the thumb, compared to how many control the the arm. Either way, 343 knows people aren’t happy about the current situation, and they have actual data to help them. They also know at this point that catering to the top 1% does not lead to a very successful game.
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> Yeah, the conversation is definitely over when people keep acting like Halo 2, 3, Reach, 4, and 5 didn’t have a large skill gap. You really are not a trustworthy person.
The so call " skill gap " was irrevelant to aiming skills beside Halo 2 and 3 Snipers , the Halo 5 sniper received aim assist where you can literally shoot 2 feet of the head and still get headshots … Halo BR as always been a " no aiming skill devices " at all , the so call skill in halo is being the most coward so as soon as you get shot you evade . there is no way you will outDPS a player who start shooting a BR first in your direction in an open area unless you get cover .or help … Team shots were one of the most important thing in Halo . Controling easy power weapons like the rocket etc… also etc…
Normally in a shooter game 40%+ of the outcome will come down to your ability to aim track , flick , snap shots precision and headshot everything related to aiming skills . But in halo it dosnt matter its hardly a thing to miss the" miss shots are only trying to prefire or fire while someone is getting in cover and so on … Halo insane aim assist as remooved this aspect " aiming " skills and precision beside snipers but in Halo 5 every aspect of aiming were reduced to less than 5 % of the outcome result …
Halo aim assist is atrocious and remoove one of the most important skills base factor of a shooter game … the other aspect like Map control , Team base gameplay , Strategies , positioning etc… remain intact as any game but the aim assist itself remoove the Skillgab of " precision , aiming skills , tracking skills etc…
My capacity to aim didnt came over night and also i am not always consistant i have better days or games than others lol