That's just lag, i.e. you were hit when you were out of cover and it didn't register on your end until you were in cover.

There is no reason to get rid of aim assist. Its not that bad now after the 1.7 patch CCP definitely toned it down.

Ah, forum warriors.

Crying that the aiming sucks in this game in comparison to other games, then CCP introduces aim assist which is why aiming works in other games, and you QQ about it.

'Yall need to calm down. I think CCP has finally hit the "Golden-zone." At the moment everything is pretty well balanced. The people that don't need aim-assist should be good enough to kill people that are bad enough to require aim assist. You guys just want something to kick and scream about. Cut CCP some slack. I would like to see you try to design a game, code everything, market it, and FUND it.

Battlefield 3 didn't have Aim assist for a long time. The whole reason Aim assist is in BF3 is to do with hit detection issues that never got fixed. and this is well documented.

Killzone on ps4 has no aim assist.

CoD is lol?

http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/03/13/call-of-duty-red-orchestra-2-interview/ Developers of shooters around the world have been coming to this conclusion about Aim assist. DUST jumping on the bandwagon as it's on the way out makes no sense.

You can say that KB/M was messed in the beginning, But it wasn't in Chromosome it was amazing.. Guess what? Same people still on top all of them still DS3 users.

The Learning curve around aiming for yourself is what Made DUST addicting from the start in Chromosome, then you would get into the community and the persistent skill system and you would quit other games because they felt a waste of time. Now it's so easy and the gun fights are so meaningless the day to day play of DUST has turned into a grind. Instead of a series of stimulating engagements that test your personal ability.

When everyone has their own aiming ability, Strengths and weaknesses it develops an entire dynamic around the gun game. And in a game where every death costs real assets... it's essential.

You've never played KB/M before clearly.


and LOL what!? I know you're ancient exiles but that was stupid even for you guys.
I literally don't even know how to reply to that lock-on comment I'm that baffled by the loLogic.

You know? AD AD AD. Move fast as **** left & right. AA helps me destroy people that do that. because some of them move so fast they might as well be teleporting 5m left & right. Do you expect me to hit every bullet dead on? & Yes I have played KB/M I just haven't adjusted to it. & Yes you do have a BIG advantage over controller users.

The gameplay's more tangible issues are too numerous to recount in full. Battlegrounds are too large for the player count, resulting in long stretches where enemies are nowhere to be found. They're wastelands of muddy industrial sameness, with no attention to scale or flow. Paths dead-end nonsensically. Ladders and hallways lead to empty rooms devoid of relation to objectives or tactics. Weapon types are tremendously imbalanced. Audio effects sound cheap and have little relevance to the direction or proximity of their source. Dips in the frame rate result in distant enemies frequently looking like they're moving in stop-motion. The list goes on, but the problems run deeper.