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[KainrycKarr]

EsterCloat wrote...

To those asking if it can be turned off, I'm assuming you've already played Mass Effect 2 and are just now realizing it had aim assist. So how exactly did it feel weird if you never noticed it before?

This.

[Brenon Holmes]

There was a setting in the options menu in ME2 for aim assist.

[Whatever42]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

There was a setting in the options menu in ME2 for aim assist.

Interesting... I'll have to check that. You said it was tuned down? Is that configurable in the coelesed.ini? 

[Whatever42]

LPPrince wrote...

I didn't even know there was aim assist helping me out.

Me neither. I thought I had magically become decent at shooters! :happy:

[Sylvius the Mad]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

It also exists on the PC verson of ME2... it's turned down a bit more on PC though, since it's generally a lot easier to aim with the mouse.

Could you make it adjustable so I can turn it back up?

[Dave666]

Clonedzero wrote...

Brenon Holmes wrote...

Zoom snap already exists in ME2, it's one of several different types of aim assist that we had. :happy:

lol oh, well i guess its well done and subtle!

kudos to you guys!

the super exaggerated ones like in CoD tend to make gameplay alot less fun.

Actually it was very badly implemented in ME:2 and Bioware are aware of it, so hopefully they've fixed it for ME:3.

There have been numerous threads about it For example.

Look at the video's in the thread to get some idea of how bad it can get and why people have asked for a toggle to turn it off.

[Whatever42]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Brenon Holmes wrote...

It also exists on the PC verson of ME2... it's turned down a bit more on PC though, since it's generally a lot easier to aim with the mouse.

Could you make it adjustable so I can turn it back up?

Google found this post by Bogsnot:

[SFXGame.SFXGameConfig]

bAimAssistEnabled=false

also, when set to true, these settnigs take effect

[SFXGame.SFXModule_AimAssist]

GlobalFrictionFactor=1.0f;

GlobalAimCorrectionFactor=1.0f;

GlobalAdhesionFactor=(X=0.75,Y=0.5);

EnemyMovementAdhesionFactor=0.75;

Now, not every setting in the coalesed does something but it looks like you can crank it back up.

[Jebel Krong]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

Zoom snap already exists in ME2, it's one of several different types of aim assist that we had. :happy:

yes it's incredbly annoying for those who know how to shoot...

[Dave666]

Jebel Krong wrote...

Brenon Holmes wrote...

Zoom snap already exists in ME2, it's one of several different types of aim assist that we had. :happy:

yes it's incredbly annoying for those who know how to shoot...

Indeed...

Me: Excellent!  Three enemies are right near that explosive canister! (Quickly zooms in on the canister only for Zoom Snap to drag the crosshairs to one of the enemies. Then after fighting to get the crosshairs back on the bloody canister there's now only one enemy next to it and I've just lost a perfect chance to do damage to multiple enemies.)

[ME-ParaShep]

I want a toggle for it in-game. Personally I won't EVER use it and I don't want the game to be easy.. especially on Hardcore and Insanity modes (where "it's" at) If I am behind cover and aim. I don't want to automatically look at an enemy. I want to look in the general area of my enemy when I'm behind cover and when I aim, I end up looking at the enemy because of my own eyesight and aiming skill. For hardcore players like me who have stuck with CoD, Medal of Honor, Goldeneye 007, Halo, Gears of War, Crysis, Battlefield, and many other shooters that have many die-hard players. I believe that a challenge in even subtle features should be present. Especially knowing that the enemy AI is more mobile as well, it gives the players controlling Shepard the chance to prove their worth. To me, it's all about taking player skill into account and making it count in a firefight. Killing waves of enemies and bosses then knowing that you did that with your tactics and skill is a reward and morale booster on it's own. "One hell of an anesthetic"

[SpectreSeven]

MarchWaltz wrote...

I HATE any sort of aim assist, ME2 has messed up SO many of my precision sniper shots.

This. Everytime I fight Blood Pack the varren magically draw off my aim from a perfect headshot on a vorcha

[Skilled Seeker]

Well if you choose to play on console, I guess this is your punishment. If you are serious about aiming and all, play on PC.

Modifié par Skilled Seeker, 10 juin 2011 - 09:20 .

[Dave666]

Skilled Seeker wrote...

Well if you choose to play on console, I guess this is you're punishment. If you are serious about aiming and all, play on PC.

Ah, PC Elitism at its finest.  Well done you.  You must be right.  Playing a game on a Computer instead of a Console magically makes you a better person...

[LPPrince]

Whatever666343431431654324 wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

I didn't even know there was aim assist helping me out.

Me neither. I thought I had magically become decent at shooters! :happy:

I've been good at shooters for years. Maybe I hadn't noticed because I'm 99% on target. haha

[LuPoM]

LPPrince wrote...

 Not my suggestion, but a friend of mine's.

In Call of Duty, if you quickly press the aiming button near an enemy(but not directly on them), you can "snap" on to them to quickly shoot them down or aim at body parts for the same effect.

He suggested something similar for ME3. I know how snap on aiming works in CoD but I don't know if its necessary in ME3. Thoughts? I'll let him know what you guys said.

No hard feelings, just tell him to go back to Call of Duty. <_<

ME and ME2 on Console already have some sort of aim assist, and that's enough 
And absolutely HELL NO for PC, I love aiming with my mouse!

Modifié par LuPoM, 10 juin 2011 - 09:16 .

[LPPrince]

He didn't know ME2 already had aim assist. Had he known, he wouldn't of suggested it.

[ScepticMatt]

I already turned it off (plus any smoothing) in the ~condalescent.ini for ME2. I hate auto-aim with M+K. Please provide an option to deactivate those in ME3 too.

Modifié par ScepticMatt, 10 juin 2011 - 09:19 .

[Brenon Holmes]

Skilled Seeker wrote...

Well if you choose to play on console, I guess this is you're punishment. If you are serious about aiming and all, play on PC.

The experiences are different, just like the controllers are different. If you were playing with a controller on the PC, you'd probably want to take advantage of the aim assist settings. The goal of all of these settings is to make the experience feel good regardless of platform.

Different settings are required for different types of interfaces... That's just a simple fact. I don't see how that reflects poorly on any platform.

Modifié par Brenon Holmes, 10 juin 2011 - 09:19 .

[ScepticMatt]

@Brenon: Will it be possible to have 1:1 Mouse in ME3?

[Skilled Seeker]

Dave666 wrote...

Skilled Seeker wrote...

Well if you choose to play on console, I guess this is you're punishment. If you are serious about aiming and all, play on PC.

Ah, PC Elitism at its finest.  Well done you.  You must be right.  Playing a game on a Computer instead of a Console magically makes you a better person...

Where did I say that?

[Massadonious1]

All of it?

[LPPrince]

Brenon Holmes wrote...

Skilled Seeker wrote...

Well if you choose to play on console, I guess this is you're punishment. If you are serious about aiming and all, play on PC.

The experiences are different, just like the controllers are different. If you were playing with a controller on the PC, you'd probably want to take advantage of the aim assist settings. The goal of all of these settings is to make the experience feel good regardless of platform.

Different settings are required for different types of interfaces... That's just a simple fact. I don't see how that reflects poorly on any platform.

Thanks. Good to know the developers know that one platform isn't superior to another.

[Someone With Mass]

Brenon Holmes wrote...



The experiences are different, just like the controllers are different. If you were playing with a controller on the PC, you'd probably want to take advantage of the aim assist settings. The goal of all of these settings is to make the experience feel good regardless of platform.

Different settings are required for different types of interfaces... That's just a simple fact. I don't see how that reflects poorly on any platform.

Though, I'd like the option to turn the aim assist off or to a lower level of...effectiveness, and have the sensitivity bumped up a bit.

Because there have been times when the reticule snapped to an enemy I didn't even want to shoot at.

I may not be playing with a mouse, but that doesn't mean I need all the help in the world.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 10 juin 2011 - 09:31 .

[LPPrince]

Makes me wonder how a ME game would run on 60fps.