There should be no punishment for prefeering a different input device than mouse and keyboard. As a controller user I see myself often massively handycaped when it comes to precision. Both pvp and pve.
Stop this madness. It is, like Anakin Skywalker would say, outrageous and unfair.
I, as someone with having trembling hands due to my born handycap, am depend of a ontroller when it comes to FPS like Destiny (Overwatch aside, which has also heroes which don't require much aim).
I also play the Mass Effect favoured with a Controller, due to my handycap.
It is not fun to be forced to play a game with controls that are not optimized for a left handed guy. And even less fun for someone with a hard tremor.
On Xbox I was able to compete with the people on average/above averge Skiltiers in pvp.
On PC I'm not. Understandable because of the mouse/keyboard users. But putting an unfair balance on Controllers (less gun precision but stupid aim assistance noone really needs).
Let me be honest: As a controller user you will encounter game activities like pvp on a level which feels like yourself being tied to a chair while being beaten up by 4 at the same time. Mostly this because of the slow turns and bad gun precision Controllers have compared to mouse and keyboard.
With a mouse and keyboard this wouldn't happen. And that's the thing.
M/K users are the VIP's compared to controller users. We have the same rights than PC players. We also deserve the precision of a mouse. The handycap of the sticks alone is strong enough, to keep us in a fair range. And if not, reduce the aim assistance… BUT PLEASE, don't treat us like trash.
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Agreed with TC. Aim assisit prettry good vs K/M players And btw game still dont have crossplay, but console players can easyly go with controllers on PC servers and make cray thinks with snipe rifles in PvP That unfair and sad =( Like a legal aimbot.
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that’s not a bungie problem. that’s a hardware and device incapability, it’s as simple as that controllers the way they are literally cannot have the precision of a mouse.