Would you turn off Auto-Aim?
If given the option would you turn of Auto-Aim on Killer or not? What would be your reason?
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Uhhhhhh... auto-aim? What?
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Aimdressing? Yes, if only to see how different it feels.
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I don't think any killer would choose to keep aim dressing. It only exists to make hits "look" nicer. Aim dressing only benefits survivors.
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Would definitely like to try it out. It's easy to notice when auto aim screws you over, but it's not so easy to tell when it gives you hits you otherwise wouldn't have landed.
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id turn it off. i like hitting survivors im aiming at, not the objects theyre standing next to
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I want it, but it needs to actually work. I'm tired of swinging around the survivor when I'm right in front of them.
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I'd definitely turn it off. The hate towards it isn't unreasonable at all.. It screws with the killers more than it helps them.
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Definitely would try it to see the difference, yeah. It does feel very frustrating to aim directly at a survivor just to then hit something you didn’t even glanced at..
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i would love to see people turning off auto aim and then complain about getting spun
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Wel... Duh
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Of course
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Yes, sometimes when playing killer i still miss because of it, but its better now when DH have changed.
As survivor i dont notice it at all.
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There needs to be an option to. It's so much worse of console than on PC (swapped to PC recently and auto aim hasn't screwed me over nearly as much as it did on console.
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The reason wiggling back and forth works is because of aim assist, without it the zig zag wiggle would be pointless. Play killer and have someone do it in front of you, 50% of the time the aim assist pulls back and causes you to miss.
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Depends how DBD feels without it
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The only purpose of aim dressing is to give survivors extra chances. Aim dressing is only supposed to happen if the server registers a hit, and if BHVR really wanted to be fair, they would give the killer the hit every time aim dressing happens, and only swing the killer's camera to make the hit look nicer.
There's zero fair reasons for having a system where the server registers a hit, and then the killer needs to fight with their camera to pass a second hit registration check.
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I would certainly try it out
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You can call it by many names auto-aim, aim-dressing or aim assist.
What aim assist does, it tries to make the hit center to the survivors hitbox. That way the hit doesn't feel off. The problem is this often moves the weapon into an environment hitbox instead of a survivor thus making you miss your attack which could have been a down or an injure.
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