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It's give and take really. I feel the game is best played with a controller, personally. So I can't think of countermeasures for inability to cope with manual aim.
youl get used to switching from one to the other. and even using both at the same time.
(right analogue stick for movement while holding down the left trigger button, then use the mouse to look around and place your crosshairs.
there will be plenty of times that the aim assist dosnt do what you want it to do, and it ends up getting you killed. a quick switch to the mouse can make things a little more accurate.
there was some kind of peripheral called "aim-on", which works on same principal as using a joypad (a 1 handed device) and a mouse at the same time.
thats just for console only though isnt it? or can you plug it into a pc aswell?
cool. this game should of just had an option to turn on aim assist for the mouse and keyboard.
i might look into that adapter. seems like a cool addition to the old 'borg' board.