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1/31/2016 6:39:59 AM
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So you respond with no proof at all? Makes sense when you got none.
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Not my video but this is an example. Aim assist decided he was hit so he got hit
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Again lag and latency playing a part while he saw a bullet go through a wall the other player most likely caught him while running through the open gap
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OR aim assist kicked in and said he was hit so the bullet went to him even though he was behind a wall. That's what happens in a game where bullets don't have real travel time
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There is no or and that is not how aim assists works in this game (again proven by videos) there is no point continuing this convo as it appears you cannot understand how it works.
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Watch some gameplay. Play the game. I'm not doing research for you when I know what I know and I've seen what I've seen both in game and on twitch and youtube
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I have played the game and along with plenty of other shooters where the bullets magically curve around corners. The fact is you have no actual proof of this other than your word which means nothing while there have been plenty of videos showing off how exactly aim assist and bullet magnetism work.
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Videos show how it works sure. And have you not noticed that when aim assist decide you hit them, you hit them. No matter if they went around a corner or not
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This is called lag or latency not bullet magnetism.
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You can't argue with ignorant children, he's too lazy to watch videos showing exactly how aim assist works and how bullet magnetism is different.
