It’s unclear if this change will close the gap between controller and keyboard aimers, but it should be a step in the right direction. Rather than the previous version, which players could often abuse by spamming the left trigger to reacquire their target, Epic is introducing a new version of aim assist that will vary depending on how far away the target is. Speaking of aim assist, it’s also getting a rework in this patch.
There’s also now a setting that will allow controller players to adjust the exact strength of their aim assist. The advanced menu includes things like variable speeds when analog sticks are partially or fully pushed in a direction, which should give console players more accurate ways to control their camera and aim.
Settings like look sensitivity aim sensitivity, build sensitivity, and aim sensitivity are all still around but there’s also now an advanced menu that offers more ways to customize how aiming works on the controller.
#Fortnite aim assist Patch#
The biggest change coming to controller players in this patch is the addition of new and reworked settings. But as part of Fortnite’s upcoming patch v10.40 Epic Games is changing the way controller aiming and customization works, and it may just bring the two methods of control a little bit closer together. And both sides think the other has it easier. Keyboard and mouse is faster in building and editing, while controllers often have better precision thanks to Fortnite’s aim assist. Controllers versus keyboard and mouse has been one of Fortnite’s hottest topics of debate for months now.
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