Haha so many times I've been about to snipe something and then a guy runs in front of my "crosshairs" and pulls me off target

Have you seen the AA on golden gun? It practically sticks to enemies! My -blam!-ing dog could use it lol

This is the worst. I've had that stupid aim assist turn my screen 90 degrees nearly before. It makes headshots on the sword bearer more diffacult too with all those thrall running back and forth in front of him.

its not aim assist, its sticky aim. regardless, yes, it should be removable. completely. have you played Halo anniversary? there was a skull that COMPLETELY removed auto/sticky aim. it was amazing. unfortunately such things are a standard on modern FPS games.

I made a thread about this very same thing so I'll just post what I originally said here. Aim assist should be an option and not something mandatory you have to use, and regardless if it remains mandatory or not, it should be toned down quite a bit. My main issues with it don't really have to do with skill. My issue with it is that it actually makes me miss my shots more often then not. I have three general examples. The first one is PvP based. Sometimes when I'm battling someone around a corner I'll be taking some preshots at where I think they will pop out. If the person decides to round the corner while I'm in the process of firing or if someone goes in front of my shot, my cursor will veer towards the direction they came from making me miss in the process. I would have hit them since I was aiming at where they would pop out but since the aim assist dragged my reticule over it forces a miss. The second one is PvE based. The second example is when I'm firing at those Cabal carrying the shield. Sometimes when I'm firing at their arms it will direct my shots and not my reticule towards their head, but since their heads are covered by their shields when they're firing it causes no damage to be done to them. I notice this happens mainly with the Vex Mythoclast but it does happen with other weapons. The third one happens in both PvE and PvP. When I'm firing at an enemy straight ahead and another enemy jumps in front of the one I was shooting at, my reticule gets dragged towards them which causes me to miss my original target and in PvP usually causes me to get killed since that half second where I'm not shooting my opponent gives them time to get a few shots off and kill me. I will say these problems don't occur all the time but they happen frequently enough for me to take notice. Aim assist needs to be removed or significantly reduced. Every FPS game that I play I usually remove it if there is an option as it usually hinders more then it helps. I had similar issues with Halo CE Anniversary and when I found the skull that removed aim assist I used it all the time because I would play so much better with it off then with it on which is ironic since most skulls are supposed to make the game more difficult.

I agree with your subject. I don't understand why you need to harp on 14 year old gamers in your body