Help Disabled Gamers by Adding More Bullet Magnetism and Aim Assist

AFKNow · Apr 15, 2019

There are millions of people is the USA alone who have trouble with fine motor skills like hand writing and headshots in shooting games. I have something called dysgraphia which makes aiming very difficult because it’s a very precise movement. I have
a few ideas that would help disabled players but in a way that the general public could not take advantage of. This way only the people who need it can have access to the help. It won’t be a common thing online. I mainly play Halo and while I have put in hundreds
of hours on each main halo game, I’m rarely in the top 5 on my team. I know the startagies, I know the maps, however I can’t aim which makes even getting positive kill death ratio very difficult. In Halo 4 there was enough aim assist and bullet magnetism that
I could aim. I finally had the extra help I needed to be on an equal playing field with my peers and was able to do a lot better often the MVP of my team.

Some ideas I have are

People who have a dr note can have increased bullet magnetism or aim assist added to their accounts and it would be up to delelopers to include theses features.

The accessibility controller can have the feature of increased aim assist and bullet magnetism added as an update

Xbox 360 had some hidden features under the accessibility tab that made it possible to have extra aim assist added to your game. I ask that this feature be brought back in the next gen Xbox or Xbox live.

I am posting this here because I am hoping that one or all of these accessibility features will be added. I am hoping someone from Microsoft will read this and make it happen.

:)

XBF Amber M

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WUIJIBOBO

I think having more accessibility features in games can only be a good thing. Giving more people a chance to be competent at a larger range of games would be a wonderful thing, and it's been great to see so many game devs making a similar point all over
twitter in the last few weeks. Fingers crossed we see more accessibility features being added as standard so that more people can enjoy these games and not feel as though they're being held back from reaching their potential.

KaiZaChieF

My lil bro is one of those gamers, I know he struggles a lot playing competitive PvP, we play PvE mostly because of this, but I really like these idea's, they are great!

AFKNow

It's a good thought.

But it could be abused as well.

It would likely not be abused because the level of aim assist and bullet magnetism in Halo 4 when it first came out is what I’m taking about. For players who have trouble aiming they are the ones it would help. People who don’t have trouble aiming
were the main group complaining because the extra help made it hard for them to aim effectively.

Flymonkey102

Something doesn't have to make money for a company to do it. Maybe not upfront.

Help Disabled Gamers by Adding More Bullet Magnetism and Aim Assist