now that im using GIMX, I have been able to tune the parameters in that to make aiming feel quite nice actually.

Now if only CCP would decouple move speed with aim sensitivity. You pretty much can't run different suits with different move speed simply due to the changes in aim sensitivity that comes from it.

now that im using GIMX, I have been able to tune the parameters in that to make aiming feel quite nice actually.

Now if only CCP would decouple move speed with aim sensitivity. You pretty much can't run different suits with different move speed simply due to the changes in aim sensitivity that comes from it.

I never played Chromosome, so I'm still wondering a bit what people really mean when they say they "can't aim". Is it about moving the cursor where you want it to? Or that you just don't hit stuff?

The biggest difference I can tell between Dust and other console shooters is that Dust has no acceleration. I.e. if I push the stick half-way, the turn speed is exactly half of the maximum. While in a game like BF3, the turn speed increases exponentially so it's less predictable but allows for a wider range of accuracy (both fine adjustments and quick turns). I don't think it's quite easy to find the best compromise between accuracy and turning speed in Dust, but other than that it seems far easier to learn.

Aside from the basic difficulty of "getting the cursor on target", there is of course also the fairly frequent lagging, which can make it quite difficult to aim smoothly. Just wondering what exactly people are talking about.

I think its mostly with acceleration on some things and aim assist not working to assist aiming. Mostly mousse input in equals turn rate out and similar to the DS3 deflection of stick in equals rate of turn out.

Some people like consistency in rates, others enjoy the longer you do it the faster it goes.

Bunch of other small nuances still annoying players and a last bit of clunkiness.

I hear about that GIMX...what type of USB cable you need ? Do you have link ?

I'm pretty sure this is my issue with the scrambler pistol. I almost always run smg with twitchy settings, but everytime I use a SP the aim feels unruly and wild. Which is a shame cus the SP is amazing when I can land my shots.

I miss chromosome.

I miss chromosome.

shotguns are broken....

ARs are ok....

I aim great with remote explosives though

I've been comfortable with the current aiming more so then the aiming back in Chromosome. I couldn't hit anything back in Chromosome with the Sniper rifle because I could never seem to get it on targets. Now I'm doing it awesome. Headshots for days

What is the issue though? I am lost, 'Velma dropping her glasses in a haunted house' lost

I think its mostly with acceleration on some things and aim assist not working to assist aiming. Mostly mousse input in equals turn rate out and similar to the DS3 deflection of stick in equals rate of turn out.

Some people like consistency in rates, others enjoy the longer you do it the faster it goes.

Bunch of other small nuances still annoying players and a last bit of clunkiness.

shotguns are broken....

ARs are ok....

I aim great with remote explosives though

Certain weapons i.e. Shotguns, can't handle even the slightest latency or lag at present (at least I think that is what the problem is). AR's generally make up for this problem with a spray of bullets, but one shot wonder type weapons have some pretty horrible moments.

Also, shotgun doesn't seem to have any spread, it might as well be a beam weapon with massive damage. The whole 'shot' equation is missing somewhere.

Edit: Ok, what i'm effectively saying is that Hit Detection is the problem, not aiming.