The Aim Assist Shapes of Default Curves :: Apex Legends Settings
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- The shape of Apex Legends aim assist changes with your Response Curve. The default aim assist shapes are still active when you're using an ALC, even if your ALC Response Curve is creating a different aim assist shape. Default look sensitivity speeds are creating Slow Zone/Sensitivity Reduction areas on top of the Response Curve aim assist shapes; the zone grows as the speed is reduced and shrinks as speed is increased. ALC per optics affect this slow zone, while ALC yaw & pitch speeds create the actual aim assist but it changes with each ALC Response Curve.
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How FOV affects aim assist th-cam.com/video/TixZWMWBEto/w-d-xo.html
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How I know my Response Curve decimal
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Outer Threshold video
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Curves shaped like Zero Curve
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Curves with sticky circles
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Deadzone video th-cam.com/video/vUSF8HxiDfg/w-d-xo.html
Per Optics video
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Trying Extra Yaw&Pitch at 1.3
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Default settings affect ALCs
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Playlist with all my Apex Legends ALC videos over the last like year+
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u know more than literally everybody im impressed, i thought i was the only one
I followed you from day one your getting closer to understanding this more than anyone bro keep up the good work
I know too much about a settings screen
Damn you seem really smart on this topic
Such a fun and interesting video :) So good to watch! :)
Very interesting and not what I was expecting.
I just assumed the aim assist bubble would be the same size no matter what settings you have enabled.
Hello! Not sure if you'll see this comment but I've got a couple questions. I'm wanting to play an exact copy of 4.5 - 3 linear converted to alc. Also, was curious to know if alc settings affects aim assist. You seem pretty knowledgeable so I thought I'd ask. Thanks!
th-cam.com/video/SnI904J7Epk/w-d-xo.html these curves have the same hitbox. If you want linear input you need to be at 0 curve on ALC. Each ALC curve has a different hitbox like the default curves. They're both there when on ALC. I'll link a reddit thread w/speed charts that seem to be pretty close to default speeds. The target angle velocity cut off is a circle of slow zone aim assist, 4.5 will not be possible on hipfire but could possibly be done on the ADS with the per optics; increase optics to shrink shape, decrease to enlarge.
Vpk stuff
www.reddit.com/r/CompetitiveApex/comments/wvr1w8/values_for_standard_sensitivities_from_vpk_files/?rdt=43400
@@PickedaName_ very interesting.. thank you for your insight! I think I'll stay on 4-3 linear since you said 4.5 isn't really possible
@@HazyYearRX if you want 4.5 for the speed then it's possible but if you want 4.5 because there's something too large at 4 and too small at 5 then it's not possible
@@PickedaName_ so what you're saying is, and tell me if I'm wrong, I can use a "4.5" sense but won't get the benefit of the aim assist bubble change? What would the bubble be like on 4.5? Also, with all these findings, what's your sense? And what do you think is the more important things to know about alc and aim assist? To be honest a lot of what you're putting down is overwhelming, which is why I'm asking so many questions lol
Wanted to know is there any educators you watch or recommend us to watch
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I think this question is odd but there's your answer.
@kunaimelee
if this is all legit, you should tell me, is default aa better than alc in general? ppl seem to have a strong opinion that it is
Default aa is the frequency at which the game overrides player input and tracks automatically. I think it is too frequent on console. The shapes I described are how the game affects your aim and also how the tracking aspect functions.
Console Classic is aimbot; the players cannot aim because of the dot shape and they cannot miss once they are there because of the tracking frequency. I started using alc because I disliked console classic and how it felt like I could only hit shots the game allowed me to hit and every shot I hit felt like the game hitting it for me.
The aa shape could be like High Velocity and people could actually aim/miss/track/predict regardless of tracking frequency but there's no reason to use that style of aa on console because 90% of players are using Classic.
I enjoy playing the game more on alc because I'm aiming, I get annoyed because I'm fighting console Classic which feels like ai controlled by humans. 99% of the time when someone kills me it looks & feels like the game developers killed me. Everyone's aim looks identical because none of them can actually aim. I know when they see me aim at their face it looks impossible to them.
Also default aa is as strong as it is because of they lock the frame rate of consoles at 60fps. Pc aa is weaker because the frame rate is unlocked. The frequency of the tracking assist was chosen due to frame rate most players will be using. I still think it's too strong at 60 because I've been using a pc aa alc at 60fps for awhile ans the only issue I've had is my opponent's aa killing me for them.
Oh and onther thing alc affect default settings and vice versa so even if you're using default settings the alc configs are affecting how they feel. Every default curve has a different shape and every alc curve has a different shape, size, and can function differently than shapes that are similar, plus the input mapping changes. Completely ridiculous settings screen.
@@PickedaName_ lmao i play 4-3 linear on console, i can't track anything mid-range on classic. My problem is too high of a drift so i can't play no dz, but small dz is trash, so i wonder if i should play alc with 1% dz instead
@@kirillm6083 i have a deadzone video where I found my ps5 deadzone in the alc screen with my default deadzone set to small.
Also your fov might be making things more difficult.
Both videos should be linked in the pinned comment on this video.
The king of rambling is back 😂
May I ask what was the point of this video like what was I supposed to learn I’m not insulting you my small brain genuinely did not understand what you were saying
i think the video is to show what respone curves are for each settings hence the title i think it also has smth to do with aa
@@Cadets_is_life yea but what does knowing that do?
These are the shapes of the aim assist. When you use these curves this is what you're going to interact with as you try to shoot a target.
@@Cadets_is_life it’s like counting how many tiles are in your room yea sure cool to know but even if I didn’t know nothing would change so that’s why I’m confused for what this video is trying to make me learn
@@PickedaName_ alright thanks but what should I do about this I don’t think it’s a problem I hope I’m not asking for too much but can you dumb it down for me
Go a step further a provide evidence that support your conclusions. Go into range and prove those shapes exist.
Do it yourself. It's obviously happening if you play a few games at each. Showing gameplay would prove nothing because the sensations are invisible. Nay sayers would see it as me missing because bad, and if I hit shots it's not obvious what shape I'm interacting with unless it's a dot. It's easy to test it yourself.
You would be able to see the aim assist pulling on dummies in the range and with some editing you can outline the shape but ok👍
It doesn't pull. The dot and line are paths of least resistance, the parentheses are barriers, the square and circle are free aim. There's nothing to see unless I struggle to interact with the shapes. The only people who would want proof are people who don't believe the info and are too disinterested to disprove it themselves. Go a step further and test it yourself.
@@PickedaName_ When simply walking left and right, you can see it rotate for you. When standing and input left or right you can see the resistance. I'm sure you could show in a video what shape the resistance is and how the rotation affects it, but yeah, continue to be so combatant 👍
@@melancholy5612 you're assuming.
I don’t believe none of this
Aim assist is legal aimbot literaly. Anyone that needs her hands held hands while gaming shud delete.