I love how you left size out of your bragging. No PC monitor can display the image quality of a high end TV. Is your monitor a QLED 65'?Ĭouldn't care less about your high refresh rate. I play PC games in a very comfy chair, on a flickerfree 120hz monitor with a 240hz mode, that also happens to be, for all intents and purposes, completely free of input delay, and play my games DSR'd from 4k to 1080p, in vsync.Ĭall me when your TV can do any of that. That's is the opposite of going backwards. now a lot of us prefer playing games sitting back on our comfy couches and play on our huge 4k TVs rather than hunching on a desk with keyboard and mouse on a small monitor. too low and its just not fast enough to get where I need to point it in time.Originally posted by V I D A L:No. too much and its too sensitive/squirrely to control. Getting just the right sensitivity seems to be very important.

and its more comfortable without aim assist. Im still learning and getting used to the basics. I dont know how much to move my cursor to reach a target and whatnot because the aim assist throws me off. I dont need aim assist trying to mess me up anymore.

I feel like I can play just fine with a controller without aim assist. I dont know what it is but I really don't mind playing without aim assist. its really distracting and jarring when my crosshair just doesnt behave linearly to my inputs! It really kills my ability to enjoy the game cause I'm always fighting with it. Originally posted by RobbyBunny:People don't want to disable aim assist for themselves, they're upset controller players have the option despite the fact it only balances out the much less precision offered by the analog sticks.Įasier to blame aim-assist when you loose at least when there is no verifiable proof.Īctually Rodger Rabbit I'm really stoked I found this guide cause I hate playing with aim assist on.

Aim Assist instal the new for mac