After many have complained about the “Legacy Control” setting in Fortnite, the target help will be removed from the game with the next update.Since last season, console players have noticed that the target help can be used to locate enemies that are not yet visible.
If you press the L2 button on the Playstation or the LT button on the Xbox, the targeting aid attacks and adjusts the shooting direction to hit the opponent. Stupid only if this also happens when the opponent is not yet visible.
The Youtuber OrangeGuy_YT demonstrated this problem and shared the whole thing on Twitter:
Explain this controller players😃👍 #aimassist pic.twitter.com/iZjpzgMAkQ
— 💎🙌 (@OrangeGuy_YT) March 4, 2020
As you can see, you see nothing. At least when it comes to the opponent. But with the aim-help you can still locate the enemy and even follow the movement when you push the Aim button.This setting was originally introduced to allow console players to compete against PC players who can aim faster with a keyboard and mouse than with a controller.
With the update that will be released on March 13, 2020, this setting will be removed. After the update, the settings of all players using the “Use Legacy Look Controls” setting will be reset. However, until the update, you should still be able to transfer your own controller settings.
With the improvements we’ve made to Aim Assist, we plan to remove the “Use Legacy Look Controls” setting on March 13.
To use the new settings and maintain your legacy sensitivities, select “Copy from Legacy” in the Controller Options and toggle off “Use Legacy Look Controls." pic.twitter.com/Latu1j0KNc
— Fortnite Status (@FortniteStatus) March 6, 2020
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