In Battlefield 6, some PC players have found a way to disable crossplay and avoid facing controller users, who are considered to have an advantage due to the broken aim assist.
The debate is an old one: aim assist is supposed to compensate for the lack of precision of analog sticks compared to a mouse, but for many, the one in Battlefield 6 goes too far, giving controller players a clear advantage during games.
The ottr X account has shared a solution: by modifying the PROFSAVE file in the Documents/Battlefield 6/settings/steam folder, you simply add the line “GstGameplay.CrossPlayEnable 0” to disable crossplay and no longer face players using controllers.
The problem is that a huge part of the community plays with a controller, which means that those who disable crossplay will find themselves in lobbies full of bots. It should be noted that DICE is already preparing a 25% nerf to aim assist in a future patch, so it may be best to wait for this update before going and tampering with the game files.
It’s interesting to see how players are finding ways to customize their gaming experience in Battlefield 6. Modifications like these can really spark discussions about fairness and competition in gaming. Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how players are taking matters into their own hands to shape their gameplay. Customizing experiences like this can really highlight the differences in play styles between mouse-and-keyboard and controller users. It also raises questions about fairness and competitiveness in crossplay environments.
I agree, it’s interesting to see how passionate players can be about their gaming experience. This also raises questions about fairness and balance in competitive play, especially since different input methods can significantly affect gameplay.
Absolutely, that passion really shapes the gaming community. It’s fascinating how modifications like these highlight the ongoing debate about balance in competitive gaming, especially between mouse-and-keyboard and controller users.