Assistance

first check the security settings of the router you are using, If all is correct, turn everything off and leave for 10 seconds, Clear your cache on your xbox and re-enter your settings for your router. Also you can try a bit of fault finding yourself by
plugging in a network cable to your router, Also if you have a friend with an xbox and he has wireless, try your adaptor on his xbox to see if there is a problem with that.

If none of that works post back here and I will go through some more options with you.

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[quote user="dual skorpionz"]

[quote user="Tam1"]

[quote user="A Foam Football"]

Seriously? Of all the problems with the beta...Aim assist? I understand legitimate complaints, but that is just a non-issue.

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Idiot no 1

Well seeing your last played game is a halo game. Says it all real.



Mad nub.

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OMG it's Tam1, the all-pro RTCW player, but mediocre at best-without a full team guy in BF or CoD!

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And thinks it's cheating by using headphones.

[quote user="ComedyInK"]

BF3 and BC2 Aim Assist, when turned off, it totally off. If you play on the PC version, you get on "Aim Assist" if you plug in a controller. Dead Zones calibration and Aim Assist are two different things, people say Dead Zones are
the reason why Xbox needs Aim Assist. Played BF3 Beta with Aim Assist off, and my Dead Zones for Movement and Look were utter crap, yet I still played just fined and kept a SPM of 750+, something that can't be said for the lads even with Aim Assist on.

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I never said anything about the Dead Zones on the sticks, I just meant the actual aiming was a lot clumsier. And it's great you do fine with it off, I was just talking in general. And in general console games HAVE to have some sort of aim assist for it to
run well, that's all!

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Especially for games that don't have a very short kill time like Battlefield and Call of Duty. Halo, Section 8, etc. (Basically any game with kill times longer than a half second) You have to have a lot more precision and that's where controllers fall short.

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Thanks for explaining though, I see where you're coming from.

[quote user="MattKohl101"]

[quote user=""]

[quote user="MattKohl101"]

Every game released for a console HAS to have aim assist for online multiplayer related gameplay.
The lag along with the clumsiness of the joysticks doesn't make for very good aiming without it.

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It's a necessity!

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That's a lie. Don't believe everything you read.

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Er.. What if it's from major developers and the way they've programmed their aim assist codes?

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It's pretty basic knowledge that I've read dozens of times from developers and forum members, would you care to expand your thoughts about it then?

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It's always seemed pretty obvious considering PC games by default have literally 0 aim assist, while almost all console games have some form of it (Whether it's bullet magnetism or something).

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I've just never seen someone not agree with it, would love to see your reasoning!

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BF3 and BC2 Aim Assist, when turned off, it totally off. If you play on the PC version, you get on "Aim Assist" if you plug in a controller. Dead Zones calibration and Aim Assist are two different things, people say Dead Zones are
the reason why Xbox needs Aim Assist. Played BF3 Beta with Aim Assist off, and my Dead Zones for Movement and Look were utter crap, yet I still played just fined and kept a SPM of 750+, something that can't be said for the lads even with Aim Assist on.