E: ei muuten tuossa nelosessa ole mitään auto aimia. Ei ainakaan livessä, kun pelaa. Muistaakseni yksinpelissä oli optionssissa semmoinen asetus minkä sai halutessaan laitettua päälle.
Se on aim assist. Tai ainakin
täällä valittavat mm. siitä kuinka tähtäin alkaa seurata ohi juoksevia vihuja kun yrittää tähdätä jotakuta toista. Jotkut sanovat myös että sitä ei ole mahdollista laittaa pois päältä.
Edit: ja tämä tietysti siis ainoastaan konsolilla.
Edit2: Infinity Wardin (pelin kehittäjä) pomo Grant Collier tuntuu uskovan myös autoaimiin:
"
GS AU: Call of Duty 4 is coming out for the 360 and for PCs. Why did you decide not to include Live cross-platform functionality?
GC: We got a call from Microsoft who said they want us to do Live Anywhere for CoD 4. They just left a message--we didn’t actually get the phone call. We talked about it, and really feel that we worked really hard on the Xbox 360 version, and there’s a lot of things that we do that
we didn’t do for the PC because of the control you have with a mouse and keyboard which allows you to have a higher level of precision. When you are
on the 360, you have auto-aim, and you have a
movement compensator so when you’re getting close to the edge of the screen it moves really quickly, but when you’re in the middle of the screen it slows down so you can target. We don’t do that on the PC.
When someone is playing on the Xbox against another player, he knows that they have the same hardware and the same controller--the only advantage is skill. On the PC side, you never know what the guy is playing with. He can have an archaic machine, or he could set his settings low, or he could be using the lowest form of DirectX. He can have all of the graphic bells and whistles turned off, or can have a dual core machine, or a quad core, multiple video cards--he can have a lot of advantages, and there’s not an equal playing field.
I think Live Anywhere is great for certain games, like Poker or Tetris or something. But, realistically, for first-person shooters or real-time strategy games, trying to pit those two people together is inherently imbalanced. Anytime someone playing an RTS can click and drag and choose a whole bunch of units and select one of your buildings to blow it up, and you’re sitting there with a controller,
you’re not going to have the same reaction time. So why pit those two against each other?
I think Live is a great idea and it’s good for certain games, but Call of Duty isn’t one of those games. "
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