When in ads, the game feels consistent and, dare l say it; good. For the first time!

I even played an entire PC game without getting frustrated, no cheap deaths, no putting 3 Duvolle clips into someone at 10 meters and barely scratching the shields....

The issue l have with the new aiming system is that hipfire spread is too small. Its simply too easy to just hold down R1 and spray away. Its also about the fairly long range where its effective. My guess is that there either isn't any difference in the level of assist or that its simply too small...

TDLR: Nerf hipfire.

I like it with the tight hip-fire. I like being able to do some damage to people at medium range without ADS. ADS is 10x as effective, but I like it.

Because of he scale of the game, I don't want them to do what BF3 did and make it so you have to ADS even if the enemy I like 5 feet away from you. BC2 had it right IMO, and Dust's hip fire is pretty similar to that.

Jut a small suggestion: maybe make the reticle slowly bloom and with every shot, the rate of inaccuracy increases. I would say keep it relatively accurate until the 8th or 10th round is shot.

This way it takes some skill with hip firing, you would need to burst fire the weapon, not just spray it.

Its because the COD cry babies are the ones on the forum crying about how much they suck at playing any other game. Because all games should be like COD and require you to think and act like every one else.

Dust 514 feels like Call of Duty, it's not about you having that awesome drop suit and those high end modules to keep you alive but it seems like the gameplay has moved towards who can shoot who the most and walk away ( No skills required).

You guys have to admit that CoD has done a few things right...

1) Getting the drop on someone pretty much guarantees you a kill.
2) Improving one's gungame leads to improved performance (over time).
3) Weapon efficacy is more sensibly differentiated by weapon class.
4) If any particular weapon is OP, it is so due to nearly imperceptible advantage.

- Shotty GoBang

You guys have to admit that CoD has done a few things right...

1) Getting the drop on someone pretty much guarantees you a kill.
2) Improving one's gungame leads to improved performance (over time).
3) Weapon efficacy is more sensibly differentiated by weapon class.
4) If any particular weapon is OP, it is so due to nearly imperceptible advantage.

- Shotty GoBang

Dust 514 feels like Call of Duty, it's not about you having that awesome drop suit and those high end modules to keep you alive but it seems like the gameplay has moved towards who can shoot who the most and walk away ( No skills required). I used to like the fact I could dodge bullets and when I got hit I was able to escape, re- position myself and re-engage to kill my opponent that was cool. Now if you get hit by someone's bullets it slows you down giving the shooter more of an advantage to finish you off faster, there's no counter, once auto aim and the hit detection finds you, you are pretty much dead on sight.

You are so right about hip fire but the hit detection is super powerful as well. If you get hit your done, no strafing or trying to run for cover, your enemy is gonna dominate you without you even trying to put up a fight back. You might as well pick a corner or some dark little hole and sit there and just hip fire your way to the top of the leader boards Call of Duty style.

Also I've notice when you zoom in on your target it is alot slower to hit your target because 9 times out of 10 he's hip firing and you are zoomed in trying to get a more accurate shot. I always thought zooming in would make your shots more accurate and hip fire would make your shot less accurate. Well I guess with auto aim everyone can be expert shooters now.

DSR, LMGs. and C-4 frisbee a beg to differ. COD is an arcade FPS that uses real life weapons in fantastical ways. Dust was a high health tracking FPS that was meant to have greater depth through character customization. It had that in the past, but not anymore since TTK is a complete joke any module that adds to your suit's buffer is useless and strafing is all but gone.

SHOTTY you sound like you die alot in hardcore shooters lol ! )

Its because the COD cry babies are the ones on the forum crying about how much they suck at playing any other game. Because all games should be like COD and require you to think and act like every one else.

Dust 514 feels like Call of Duty, it's not about you having that awesome drop suit and those high end modules to keep you alive but it seems like the gameplay has moved towards who can shoot who the most and walk away ( No skills required). I used to like the fact I could dodge bullets and when I got hit I was able to escape, re- position myself and re-engage to kill my opponent that was cool. Now if you get hit by someone's bullets it slows you down giving the shooter more of an advantage to finish you off faster, there's no counter, once auto aim and the hit detection finds you, you are pretty much dead on sight.

You are so right about hip fire but the hit detection is super powerful as well. If you get hit your done, no strafing or trying to run for cover, your enemy is gonna dominate you without you even trying to put up a fight back. You might as well pick a corner or some dark little hole and sit there and just hip fire your way to the top of the leader boards Call of Duty style.

Also I've notice when you zoom in on your target it is alot slower to hit your target because 9 times out of 10 he's hip firing and you are zoomed in trying to get a more accurate shot. I always thought zooming in would make your shots more accurate and hip fire would make your shot less accurate. Well I guess with auto aim everyone can be expert shooters now.