@bluejob01@wrenfps One of the most mechanically skilled players I know is a firefighter/emt with 3 kids. If you have the mindset around improving, even with little time - you can and will.
Completely disingenuous argument, first of all Fortnites skill gap between inputs is closed by being able to build faster on MNK. They also use dynamic aim assist based on distance and the max aim assist % is 40 iirc, where you just get 60% always.
Aim Assist in games, and in competitive even is fine - but acting like 0ms 60% rotational is fine is just ignorance.
Why not switch?
People do everyday, the best MNK players on Apex moved to Roller, the best MNK players on Warzone often go to Roller.
Blue for example plugging it in for just a few hours and looking like any prime top 5 controller pro (https://t.co/cF7oRpcIPs)
The experience is no where close to the same, we're FEELING what's it's like to learn a games mechanics and perfect them, you're abusing a system made for children and 9-5ers to keep them on the game longer.
Why not switch games? People grew up playing COD just like you did and only want the game to be balanced and well made. A lot of them also grew up playing the game on MNK where it was originally based.
Insanely comical to see the “best” players in the world instantly turn in fear when they see the smoke grenade of doom and despair that forces their built in Aimbot to not work.
What a work of art Call of Duty has become