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5/22/2016 5:14:22 AM
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To be honest I don't think aim assist makes as much of a difference as you make it out to. I seem to do better with a 1000 yard stare with ambush than i do with a her fury with shortgaze and hidden hand.
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Without AA and BM hitting a body shot off would be an amazing feat itself. AA keeps the reticle on the target long enough to pull the trigger and BM helps if they move
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The AA is there and it is strong, it pulls your shit in ways that just piss me off. It drives me nuts and I don't like it. At least the AA in BO3 is not this bad
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But you don't need a headshot to kill in BO3. Being used to destiny sniping, when i first started sniping in BO3 i found it so much easier.
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The AA -blam!-s with my sniped more then it helps them
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Oh ok lol
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That's just preference in scope type and weapon feel.
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But i really don't notice any difference at all when drag scoping
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That's just preference and muscle memory there's a difference in room for error with higher AA.
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It's barely noticeable though
