I've noticed the sight tracking the enemy in BF1

It tracks for sure (all FPS games do as controller isn't as precise as a keyboard and mouse), for me though it doesn't "stick" on an enemy as much as it did in BF4 (well from what I've seen so far anyway)

In reply to a post by mrnelster:

My thoughts:

Why the [censored] do I have to download the remastered version? I have to keep the disc in to play the damn thing, does it not fit on it?

It is so you cant buy it just for MWR and flog IW.

Glad i bought a download key from CD Keys, no need for IW then (on PS4)

Edited by Alnath (Tue 08-Nov-16 13:08:21)

Glad i bought a download key from CD Keys, no need for IW then (on PS4)

Sorry, I don't follow. You mean you don't need to put the disc in?

That's exactly what he means!

http://www.cdkeys.com/playstation-network-psn/psn-ga...

£55 though. Sod that

Hi Mate,

Sorry I'm clearly not explaining myself well, I agree it's not as simple as poorer connection that's why i mentioned a sweet spot BUT games do have a lag compensation which does give people with poorer connections an advantage (so many manipulate their connection to get this), the aim assist is nothing to do with this but is one of the reasons why some people appear as bullet sponges and don't die.

Regarding your comment on me kidding about that video I'm not sure what you mean???. I agree that you can almost instant lock and get incredibly quick kills with it (I don't agree on the SMG part though as nearly all the kills are with assault rifles).
Is it the part where I said I don't think HE can do it all the time??, The reason I said that is because if he could do it all the time then why doesn't he just show the video over 1 round why is it over multiple maps????, That's not to say I don't think people could get it most of the time I just think that HE isn't able to do it all the time as it is over multiple maps, Kinda like I could show a head shot montage over multiple maps because it's happened a number of times but couldn't show it all on 1 map.

As i said before the trick to getting the assisted aim is to have the enemy in the centre of the screen as possible (the hip shot white cross hairs before you aim down the sight are a good judge of where it is) as that's roughly where you zoom to looking down the sights so if you are then close enough to the target then it will lock onto that target, If you slow down that video you will see that is exactly what he does on his kills at 1:43 he has 2 enemys on him and so he gets one and instead of moving across to the other with his sight instead zooms out for the fraction of a second and then back in again right away to get the aim assist on the next (as the enemy is already near centre of screen)

TBH I completely forgot that's how BF worked for aim assist as I'd not done it for a while until you showed the video and I then remembered, Had some games today remembering to get the enemy within the hip fire cross hairs (centre of screen) before aiming down sight and my K/D has gone up from 1.33 to 1.4 (after stagnating at around 1.34-1.33 for a fair few hours) so I guess thats how the aim assist still works on BF1

From my personal experience I've not noticed assisted aim anywhere near as assisted on BF1 as what happened on BF4 sometimes so far.

Have you noticed the major assisted aim in BF1 like the video you showed in BF4???.

edit

Just had a look at Time Itself (thats the guys name in BF4 vid and his K/D is 1.762 in BF4 and mine is 1.754 so going by that I'd say for sure there is no way he is doing it all the time especially when he's got a lot more kills in vehicles than I have which would bring up his K/D a fair bit more.

Edited by deleted (Tue 08-Nov-16 19:16:05)

I meant that the aim assist on the video was tremendous. He was quite clear in it being too powerful, not too powerful from time to time.

Poor connections have higher lerp settings. Higher lerp settings make aim assist stronger with a much wider "snap to target."

Aimbots are coded for instant snap to target by manipulating these lerp settings. It's not difficult to imagine how some connections could get a very powerful "magnetic" aim effect under the right ISP network/server conditions. I suspect every now and then most gamers have noticed that magnetic snap and crosshairs tracking as an enemy runs across behind cover. That's prediction via linear interpolation. I suspect that some gamers get that constantly.

Out of interest Giraffe, I had this page open, and loaded the Battlefieldtracker page in another window. Your Xbox BF1 stats appeared automatically in comparison to mine. I didn't type anything in! Not sure I like that.

Swanny will never visit that page again now.

In reply to a post by jorkila:

That's exactly what he means!

So you don't even have to install the IW part of the game then.

Downside.....you can't flog it when you realise it's a load of [censored]

Haha I definitely don't like that