ssssh don't even try to explain. They won't understand!

But I do

It's just because you're so nice and...fluffy in your fat suit. All the others won't understand.

I will make them

Please then, use your weight if necessary, sir.

I fit in a scout suit,

You get bacon if you understand

I fit in a scout suit,

You get bacon if you understand

no

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2yorf2c&s=5 I'm cool with it

Next step:
Show full gameplay to prove its opness.

I did the same score (actually much better) in chromosome with a ds3

Beat 63-0 then you can talk...will post tomorrow

Aim assist should not help track of any sort OR help with hip-fire aiming. It should only help when you're actually trying to AIM.

Aim assist should not help track of any sort OR help with hip-fire aiming. It should only help when you're actually trying to AIM.

I fit in a scout suit,

You get bacon if you understand

What is the reasoning behind that? Why should hip fire aim be treated different?

Ydubbs: This is generally the kind of reasoning on these threads, pretty idiotic criticism with no reason or positive contribution. Thanks for weighing in.

It's like they are saying, "Aim assist should help with AIMING, not tracking, or acquiring a target, or keeping the crosshair on target, or smoothing movement, or reducing choppiness, or mitigating recoil, or compensating for movement sway or strafing adjustments, but just aiming!"

WTF is aiming then?

My biggest concern is AA is to powerfull at distance shots. Hell its easier to kill someone at 40 to 60m with hipfire than with ads. And this seems a bit weired to me....

I saw Spec's video and wanted to try it out myself. What I noticed is that it does drag or pull you into the direction that the enemy is heading towards. But that only lasts for a second and then you have to maintain the aim on the target. Not to mention, enemies strafe back and forth and jump, etc. AA does not do the aiming for you. It assists which is whhat i's supposed to do.

One thing that I noticed as well, is that it only drags toward the enemy when the crosshairs are on target. That means that you when you look down your sights or engage to hip fire, you must be on target or close enough so that the AA can actually assist. If it were that strong (like I've noticed in some other games), when you tap L1, it will place the target immediately in the center of your crosshairs.

My stance is the same as before....I don't care whether aim assist is here or not but I just want guys to know that this isn't aimbot. Although the game helps to steer you, you still have to aim yourself. And just to reiterate, the assist only lasts for a second or two, it does not follow the enemy forever.

I saw Spec's video and wanted to try it out myself. What I noticed is that it does drag or pull you into the direction that the enemy is heading towards. But that only lasts for a second and then you have to maintain the aim on the target. Not to mention, enemies strafe back and forth and jump, etc. AA does not do the aiming for you. It assists which is whhat i's supposed to do.

One thing that I noticed as well, is that it only drags toward the enemy when the crosshairs are on target. That means that you when you look down your sights or engage to hip fire, you must be on target or close enough so that the AA can actually assist. If it were that strong (like I've noticed in some other games), when you tap L1, it will place the target immediately in the center of your crosshairs.

My stance is the same as before....I don't care whether aim assist is here or not but I just want guys to know that this isn't aimbot. Although the game helps to steer you, you still have to aim yourself. And just to reiterate, the assist only lasts for a second or two, it does not follow the enemy forever.

My biggest concern is AA is to powerfull at distance shots. Hell its easier to kill someone at 40 to 60m with hipfire than with ads. And this seems a bit weired to me....

The further you go out, the less amount of assist is given. When I did the experiment myself, I found that it doesn't track as much for longer targets. It pulls but only just a little bit. The closer you are, the more it will pull your weapon but it still doesn't pull it much...even up close.

Really? You believe hip-firing needs AA and AA should track? How about you explain THAT reasoning? Taking away all skill in this game and replacing it with a do-all aim system is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Aim Assist should do nothing more then snap you to your target when you actually try to press L1 to aim and nothing more.