In some first-person shooters, crosshairs occasionally drift beyond the intended target area.

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop In some first-person shooters, crosshairs occasionally drift beyond the intended target area.

In some first-person shooters, crosshairs occasionally drift beyond the intended target area.

In some first-person shooters, crosshairs occasionally drift beyond the intended target area.

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Chiller9592
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10-17-2023, 06:56 PM

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Occasionally while using Battlefield V and 2042 I aim at enemies but the crosshair approaches too close, missing them entirely. I can still adjust the aim point normally, yet there appears to be a restricted area around each opponent that blocks my shot. It feels like trying to align a magnet’s positive side with a negative one—it doesn’t work reliably. I’m wondering if another player is exploiting the system, whether it’s due to latency problems (input or network), hardware aging, server issues, or possibly an aim assistance glitch. (I’m using it at full intensity.)

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Chiller9592

10-17-2023, 06:56 PM #1

Occasionally while using Battlefield V and 2042 I aim at enemies but the crosshair approaches too close, missing them entirely. I can still adjust the aim point normally, yet there appears to be a restricted area around each opponent that blocks my shot. It feels like trying to align a magnet’s positive side with a negative one—it doesn’t work reliably. I’m wondering if another player is exploiting the system, whether it’s due to latency problems (input or network), hardware aging, server issues, or possibly an aim assistance glitch. (I’m using it at full intensity.)