If someone is worried about losing to the effect of aim-assist on a controller? [i]They need to get better with a mouse. [/i] Thatn's not an aim-assist problem. That's a skill problem. Aim-assist was designed to try to replicate the single-pixel precision you can get when using a mouse, on a device with a thumb controlled joystick. You are compariing an artists paintbrush to a 4" brush that a contractor will use to paint a wall in your house. A good player is capable of a level of precision with a mouse that simply cannot be duplicated on a controller. I was a PC gamer for years before switching back to console for this current generation back in 2013. And the switch from playing with a mouse to playing with a controller.....in shooter games....was like trying to relearn how to play with OVEN MITTS on my hands. I eventually did it, but it was slow, painful....and nearlly got a couple of controllers broken.