I laugh when people say strafing "breaks hit detection".

It doesn't break hit detection, it breaks your paltry ability to track a moving target. Sorry people don't stand still for you to shoot them. You should try playing a turn-based game. Sounds like it's more your cup of tea.

1. Wrong. Every suit does not strafe at the same speed. The strafe speeds are listed in your dropsuit stats and vary depending on suit and modules used.

2. There is no "abuse" happening. I'm simply baffled you would call using simple movement mechnaics in a game as "abuse". Someone going left when you thought they'd go right is not them abusing anything, it's them outplaying you. You're trying to say someone using their joystick or pressing A/D is "abusing" their ability to not die to some scrub who can't aim.

3. Inertia is a thing, yes, but it absolutely does make sense to be able to move left then right at the speeds we're moving at. These aren't cars going 80 miles per hour trying to suddenly stop, these are humans moving at human speeds. Try it, get up off your couch and strafe left, stop, then strafe right. Do you feel the inertia?

There is no defying physics. Stop making sh-t up to try to prove an awful point. Strafing has been a staple in every FPS since the dawn of time, but in this game because the skill disparity is so high people will come on the forums and cry about damn near anything to try and get their way.

Hahaha, strafing is "EZ mode" now?

I've heard it all. You guys make me laugh.

I got accused of using KB/M because apparently I'm too hard to hit, the problem bad aim. the solutions mass driver, grenade, flaylock or get gud

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