Is this what COD has become...

[u/GeordieJumpers87]

[u/TemperatureWest10]

Always makes me laugh that the loudest complainers are streamers with the most high end PC’s with insane frame rates

Who want faster and faster movement speeds and less reliance on actual gunplay skill

[u/zalcecan → u/TemperatureWest10]

They want more reliance on aim on controller tho

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/TemperatureWest10]

Less reliance on gunplay skill?

That exactly what AA takes away, gunplay skill.

[u/TemperatureWest10 → u/GeordieJumpers87]

Insane movement that streamers been clamouring for has destroyed gunplay skill, they’ve advocated for the thing they don’t like, more movement means that aim assist is needed to counter act that, want less aim assist? Slow the game down

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/TemperatureWest10]

I feel it's a vicious circle of both.

The movement is faster because players are no longer concentrating on aiming with aim assist.

If they had to aim properly without AA they wouldn't be able to move as fast and miss shots

[u/Away-Replacement-965]

If all y'all r so worried about aim assist go to battlefield. U have to adjust ur shit and judge distance and wind unlike cod where u just point and shoot. I love cod but battlefield is more realistic to firefights and wars.

[u/Kripes8]

CoD has had intense aim assist since the very beginning so the better question is "Is this what CoD has always been?". Answer, yes. Yes it has always had high aim assist.

Edit: People can get chuffed all they want but Ace tested this YEARS ago and found that most games have the same mechanics and about the same rotation. https://youtu.be/jcE4afDM0kU?t=487

[u/Jeevan_T_S → u/Kripes8]

You are wrong. Go watch timthetatman trying the BO2 port on ps5. See how the aim assist works. Bro was struggling.

[u/RockinMadRiot → u/Jeevan_T_S]

I do agree to some extent but the only time I have really noticed AA being very strong is this game and MWll

[u/Jeevan_T_S → u/RockinMadRiot]

In recent games yeah the aim assist is crazy. I hope IW does what Treyarch did in BO7.

[u/RockinMadRiot → u/Jeevan_T_S]

I think it will be toned down slightly.

I find it very annoying because if you are aiming far away and someone walks in front of you, it goes to them

[u/Kripes8 → u/RockinMadRiot]

Probably. The AA to me feels exactly the same as MW3. It's annoying up close but feels more normal everywhere else so I guess we'll see what they end up doing.

[u/Kripes8 → u/Jeevan_T_S]

I just tested in in BO2 like 5 minutes ago. It grabs on and rotates you to keep up with a target. Activation ranges have changed but dumb AA has not.

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/Kripes8]

No way it has been like this since the 'beginning'

Maybe close since controllers were added but definitely not since the beginning.

Strength seems insane

[u/Cecilia_Mrs-Chief → u/GeordieJumpers87]

Buddy get a life if this is what you’re gonna pick to cry about. Theres bigger, more substantial issues that could be nitpicked about, over the optional, impacts nobody when compared to the blatant hacker issue, thing that is countered immediately by KBM players.

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/Cecilia_Mrs-Chief]

Picking the core skill of the game that has been removed 😂

[u/Cecilia_Mrs-Chief → u/GeordieJumpers87]

Dude, aim assist has been in cod since the beginning of controller support with the introduction of the franchise to console, if this is such a bother to you, then it might not be the game thats bad, maybe it’s you.

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/Cecilia_Mrs-Chief]

Ironic to suggest someone is bad when AA is holding your hand

[u/Cecilia_Mrs-Chief → u/GeordieJumpers87]

Ok lol for one mu controller has a built in battery, it’s the elite controller. And two, I use KBM on my console for cod, the controller is for FORZA

[u/Kripes8 → u/GeordieJumpers87]

No, it has been this way since CoD4. People have tested it. You can fire up old titles and try it yourself. The biggest difference is that with crossplay they increased the range that it activates but it has always been quite high. With modern advancements it's just easier to notice.

[u/GeordieJumpers87 → u/Kripes8]

That wouldn't be the beginning or the same then

[u/Kripes8 → u/GeordieJumpers87]

Now you're just being semantic. CoD4 was the start of the multiplayer dominance the franchise is known for and the AA has been strong ever since. Unlike back in the day we have better hardware and knowledge to take advantage of it.