I think I-¦ve had it with Dust, at least for now. I-¦m so sick and tired of the broken spawning, imba matchmaking, sluggish menus, non-consistent radar system, returded controls, hardly a clue from anything about where you are being shot from if it's not in your sight, and overall a very unintuitive experience. There-¦s no manual or guide, not even on the internet. You get to know the basics about skill points, suits and marketplace in the game, but that-¦s it. Many many things are left out. There-¦s nothing on the webpage. And on the internet forum everything is so scattered that it takes ages to find, if it even is there. And how are you supposed to find info about stuff you don-¦t know the term for?

Corporations do wonders, not only do they help you get better in the game and have people to hang out and have fun with, they help you on any questions you might have(Most of the time at least). And I personally find enemies that are shooting at me rather fast, because firing makes you visible on the radar and there's those red things in corners to give you general guidance. This post can help aswell

But most of all YOU CAN-¦T F*CKING AIM RIGHT!

Firstly, the difference between the smallest and largest movement is too small. And there is no acceleration either.
Secondly, stick reaction area is way too small! The inner third part from the center of the stick virtually does nothing. The outer third area of the stick does nothing too! So there is just one third of the sticks movement area/circle which has a real effect on the aim! And even there it is quite rough!
So you can-¦t get any smoothness at all! You just jerk the stick and hope you get it right. It actual got harder to aim after upgrading the weapon skills, since the bullets got more focused.

holiii shiit..! -ty that is!

Just because people can play with it doesn-¦t mean it-¦s good.

I haven-¦t had problems of this magnitude with any other console FPS. And I-¦ve been through a bunch. Timesplitters 2 with it-¦s old fashioned aiming style, Halo 1-3 (man, those were the days), some Call of Duties, Red Faction, Battlefield 1943, Chronicles of Riddick, both Escape from Butcher bay and Dark Athena is what i can recall right now.

Halo was awesome control wise. It got even better for each installment. That game series was so smooth and accurate. And that was even with the Xbox controller, which is said to have lower precision/resolution in the analog sticks than Dual shock.
I cannot recall that even Chronicles of Riddick were that inaccurate.

I haven't seen a problem yet, I can aim fairly fine with my assault rifles, shotguns and sniper rifles. Aim assist works aswell.

And what the hell is the orbital strike good for anyway, really? It-¦s just a crown for the pwning team, who long ago secured their victory, to mock the loosing side who bravely tries to keep the fight up despite the humiliation.

I beg to differ, more often than not orbital strikes can turn the tide of battle if placed on the correct place. And often times I have gotten two or three orbital strikes, and we still lost the match. And if you always find yourself on battles where you either wreck the enemy team or find yourself redlined with no hope, find a corporation and start doing corp battles.

The whole tank thing consumes way too much effort. It wreaks havoc, stealing kills from the teammates(Kill stealing, really?) and totally changes focus and balance in the game.
Even if one manages obliterate a tank, you stand there with nothing to shoot common mercs with, so you just run around and hope you can sneak up to someone so you may get one kill with your SMG or pistol before you-¦re downed.
The stakes are too high!

I suppose you haven't heard of supply depots? Not only do they give you ammo, parking a car, a dropship or a tank nearby, you can change your fittings there aswell! No more running around with a pistol or an SMG until you die! Also, tanks are not a problem if you know how to work as a team. Even a team of players in militia forge guns and swarm launchers can take out a Madrugar if they know how. If you don't have a team, see answer 1.

This is a major bash and whine thread, but don-¦t come and say I-¦m totally wrong. Sure, I could just leave it. But I feel frustrated, because this game has such a huge potential that I get mad to see it spoiled by these rough edges. The game does, or at least is planned to do so many awesome things that has never been done before!

And I don-¦t give a crap about all those elitistic snobs who seriously defends all these flaws to keep this nerdy verse away from anything that could be attractive to anyone but the man-adverse.

This could be awesome. The potential is beyond imagination. Even at this stage it could have a merit over the rest. Now it-¦s justGǪ deplorable.

I agree, the game has it's flaws and is far from being complete, I am not arguing with that. What I am arguing with though is the flaws in your arguments, and that the problems you present are not as bad as you portray them to be. CCP is constantly working on updates and fixes, and I have faith in them addressing these problems and fix them, sooner or later. If you leave, then leave, we are not stopping you.

I didn't get far in your post, but it sounds like you need a break and come back after the next big update, or maybe even release. I know it gets old hearing "its just a beta" but from some of the problems I read most of the issues you have can be fixed over time. Anyways not trying to be a **** or anything, but perhaps a break is best. That's what i do when im getting tired of DUST.

After reading threads like this it makes wanna take an extended break too. But also most of the ppl saying stuff like this have a good point. And bugs seem to pile up at the worst possible time, when your doing worse and feel like throwing the controller across the room (not saying I do that )

Definitely agree with OP in regards to aiming, it is quite awful.

Not KZ2 or FC2 terrible, but it's far from ideal. I use the strafe to get my aim on somebody more than I use the right stick, right stick is really only useful for getting the aim near an enemy, then I use left stick strafe to maneuver into position.

Any game in which the only way to get precise small-movement aiming is by using the strafe, is a game that needs the aiming mechanics worked on. I've been playing FPS games all my life and never had problems aiming until I played games like KZ2 and FC2, and while Dust is not nearly as bad as they were, it is still not very natural feeling and is counter-productive to what my brain wants my in-game character to aim at.

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Answers are within the quote in brackets, have a nice day.

The stick dead zone issue is fixed by going into the move controller settings and reducing its dead zone strings there. I didn't really believe it when told first but it's the truth. It's one of the many things that should have been fixed/changed by now, but hey, that's life. I hope this helps you. Seeing as this is a fps, aiming has to feel natural.