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12/8/2015 12:14:47 AM
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The newest halo has a good deal of aa. It pulls differently than destiny though. Battlefield defiantly takes more skill to snipe in. COD I'd say less skill if the Barrett is involved but in more recent games it is even to harder than destiny given more move abilities as more difficult and bigger 1 hit kill areas for less difficult.
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Halo 5 has almost no aim assist at all
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Less bullet pull than destiny and less snap sim than cod. But it seems to be much higher than previous halo, either that or just more noticeable because I'm looking for it. Specifically with this halo I've notice the aim being pulled to the head from the body a lot more. With destiny, the aim is pulled equally from on the target or off towards the chest of the target. In some ways this is better in other ways it's not. It makes crits easier as long as you can track the targets body. The end result is destiny having an overall bigger hit box but halo having a proportionally bigger crit box. I don't particularly like either system. A tad bit of reticle stick and limited snap aim are enough to keep the controls feeling smooth.
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Destiny has the most aim assist out of any fps multiplayer ive ever played. I still think halo 5 has almost no aim assist
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[quote]Destiny has the most aim assist out of any fps multiplayer ive ever played. I still think halo 5 has almost no aim assist[/quote] You haven't played many then. Destiny's may be high, but there has been much higher. Halo 2 was one of several that was higher.
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Last halo I played was halo 1 for pc
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Yeah only thing I can think of with more aim assist is auto aim on gta. But it's still there and a good deal of it in halo 5, but the aim assist is different than most games. The aim assist seems to trigger from a much shorter distance from being off the target but disproportionally strong for pulling body shots to the head. It's harder no notice at closer range but at around mid to long range you should be able to notice it. An upper chest shot will get pulled up to a head shot. With destiny the aim point is above the head to get a head shot as aiming at the upper chest will pull it more towards the chest. I can't think of another game that does the aim assist this way but I'm guessing this is to both allow the pistol to kill quicker at close to mid and to make the BR skill curve less steep.
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Yea, it [b]defiantly[/b] takes more skill
