Treat Killers On Console Differently

GT_Legend2
GT_Legend2 Member Posts: 845
in General Discussions
Us peasants on console are stuck with joysticks for looking and moving around. This can be horrible on some killers making them totally useless when compared to PC. Like I have seen on many AAA Games, certain assistances are put in place to compensate for the potato aiming mechanics. I’d like to see something like this in DBD, at least with some of the killers. 

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  • Mringasa
    Mringasa Member Posts: 999

    Can't you buy a keyboard + mouse to use on a console? I know the PS3 had a keyboard at least, can't remember if it had a mouse too though...

  • Runiver
    Runiver Member Posts: 2,095

    Even tho I understand what you say, I'll tell you one thing :
    Don't ask for an aim assist to these devs. Unless you like hitting walls and windows. Because the last time they did try to get us one in game, this is what actually happened.
    The current "auto-aim" is already very discutable in that regard :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thaP5Gecj-I

  • GT_Legend2
    GT_Legend2 Member Posts: 845
    @Mringasa I’ll look into it, I don’t know if it will even work, if so it’s GG  ;) 
  • SovererignKing
    SovererignKing Member Posts: 1,273
    To be honest, I’m not sure I want aim assist back. I ended up hitting objects more often as Nurse with it, than without it. It would lock on to the Survivors hit boxes behind objects and instead of grazing thier back for a hit, I’d lock onto the middle of thier hit box which was behind something and CLANG... hit something. 
  • Nos37
    Nos37 Member Posts: 4,141

    PC can 180º with the Nurse during a short blink to check behind an obstacle for survivors. Console can barely turn 180º after a full blink with the highest sensitivity.

    Changes to that sensitivity would mean having to re-learn the Nurse all over again, and I wouldn't want that. I'm just telling it like it is.

  • SovererignKing
    SovererignKing Member Posts: 1,273
    Nos37 said:

    PC can 180º with the Nurse during a short blink to check behind an obstacle for survivors. Console can barely turn 180º after a full blink with the highest sensitivity.

    Changes to that sensitivity would mean having to re-learn the Nurse all over again, and I wouldn't want that. I'm just telling it like it is.

    You *can* 180 durning a short blink, you just have to be already turning the moment you let go of L2. Though damn is it close to not making it. Your point stands though, please no higher sensitivity lol.
  • Mercury
    Mercury Member Posts: 326

    @Runiver said:
    Even tho I understand what you say, I'll tell you one thing :
    Don't ask for an aim assist to these devs. Unless you like hitting walls and windows. Because the last time they did try to get us one in game, this is what actually happened.
    The current "auto-aim" is already very discutable in that regard :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thaP5Gecj-I

    I think the origin of this 'auto-aim' is the grab function. The survivor is clearly injured and the game seemed to want and go for a grab instead of a hit. I have this issue too sometimes. Maybe if we bring attention to it a little more they can look at how the grabbing mechanic can be tweaked to prevent this. But this doesn't really have to do with the aiming of the hit.

  • Runiver
    Runiver Member Posts: 2,095

    @Mercury said:

    @Runiver said:
    Even tho I understand what you say, I'll tell you one thing :
    Don't ask for an aim assist to these devs. Unless you like hitting walls and windows. Because the last time they did try to get us one in game, this is what actually happened.
    The current "auto-aim" is already very discutable in that regard :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thaP5Gecj-I

    I think the origin of this 'auto-aim' is the grab function. The survivor is clearly injured and the game seemed to want and go for a grab instead of a hit. I have this issue too sometimes. Maybe if we bring attention to it a little more they can look at how the grabbing mechanic can be tweaked to prevent this. But this doesn't really have to do with the aiming of the hit.

    It has been reported to devs.
    It's either a grab issue, or a hit detection issue.
    The hit detection in any case is rather faulty at the moment and they're working on it. The issue is well-known, and coming from the fact that the actual hit is delayed compared to the hit detection.
    Basically, when you press a button, the game detects if there's a survivor around, or not. If it does, it locks the camera on it (to make it feel like you actually hit him, aka the chainsaw hit is the more visible about this when it comes to that camera shift), and 0,3s later, the hit happens.
    If anything happened in that 0,3s frame that makes the survivor to be out of reach (aka sprint burst, a faulty bug like in the previous video, and such), then, you simply miss.