They continue to elaborate on the impact of 60% rotational magnetism: “The real problem is nobody is missing shots. 60% magnetism does not leave enough room for error.” The majority of players praised The Finals devs for their transparency with the 1.4.1 update and their plans to reduce rotational aim assist down to 35%: “Good on the devs from the Finals team!”

Following the praise, many players questioned Call of Duty‘s lack of change in comparison, aside from a brief mention back in November. One player claimed that, much like SBMM, “the devs treat this topic with the same kiddie gloves.”

Meanwhile, when it comes to Call of Duty, others questioned why they haven’t seen the statistics and percentages in the above post, even doubting their legitimacy: “Can I see some details about the CoD numbers? I did not know they ever quantified this for either Console or PC.”

With so much confusion and frustration surrounding aim assist, it seems Call of Duty players are desperate for the devs to take a page out of Embark Studios’ book.