I played with having AA on and off and there is NO difference in my aiming. Aiming in both cases was the same, difficult and near impossible to stay on target for more than a few shots. I've never seen the proclaimed magnetism and aimbot people QQ about. I actually think AA was toned down too much! I actually think that it needs to be toned back up a little.

Chop Strafing, its Anti-Chop Strafing.
There was no bullet magnetism the guy was still in the crosshair.

To illustrate my point look at the HMG footage he gives, the crosshair only lights up when the target is exactly in the middle of the crosshair, even when he is still clearly in the circle he doesn't light up.

Bullet magnetism doesn't happen, that would require the trajectory of the hitscan function to be changed, which can't be done. Or it requires CCP incorporating a function or method inside the orginal random dispersion method that makes the dispersion non-random.While not impossible its a complicated function that wouldn't be worth CCP's time to implement.

Yes it can be explained with lag very easily, if the hit box is warped due to a large ping or jitter then you can APPEAR to be hitting them around corners, when in actual fact you are hitting the position they were in and where the battleserver still believes the hit box to be.

It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to curve a hitscan round a corner.

There you Go Monkey MAC. Bullet Magnetism.

Always nice to have bullets that actually curve in flight to hit your target for you.

Welcome to New Eden, The harshest game world created until you play DUST where they hold your hand and help you play. even aim and land bullets you didn't do yourself.

And people wonder why this game gets boring after an hour... With friends... lets not even talk about solo.

That proves my point more than yours, the "bullet magnetism" happens wether AA is on or not. Like I said its a hitscan, you can't curve the bullet because their no bullet or bullet trajectory to curve. People who die behind boxes have often just moved their.

Its not bullet magnetism per se, its bullets registering as hits on where you WERE not where you ARE.

People Adjust. On AA-Day noone had it, so everyone one was god mode, even me. Now people don't notice it because their mind adjusts to the less effort required everyone gets worse again.

Balance is restored.

I have no desire to return to the days of chop strafing. F*ck that sh*t! It's an ugly aesthetic that's nothing like real combat. I know it's a game, but I have no desire to play one that requires spastic movement just to be competitive.

Bullets curving through walls is unrelated to AA. It's the difference between client-side and server-side hit detection.

I want to see TTK get fixed, but removing AA isn't the way to do it.CCP simply needs to nerf the base damage on all racial AR's + SMG.

No stand behind boxes in a line. Everyone must stand still! moving targets are to hards to aim at for ppls...

"Stand still while I shoot you boy" *shakes fist* "Damn Texas Two Stepper" *More fist shaking*

http://youtu.be/DPBRYgUGBbw

If we had bullet magnetism the HMG would never have been broken
Notice how despite being inside tne circle, its not lit up red. But it should still hit.

As for your video I explained that to you as the not so random dispersion of the weapon, something I said CCP wouldn't have implemented, especially when they haven't implement a crosshair that lights up properly.

Also that's HALO, not DUST,

Strafing strafing, not dancing to theme of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal.