MW3 Devs Explore Adjusting Aim Assist and Popular Movement Mechanics, Investigate Snaking and Bunny Hopping

Sledgehammer Games, the developers of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, have hinted at tweaking the controversial Aim Assist feature in response to mixed feedback from both console and PC players. The developers described the current state of Aim Assist as "okay" but expressed a desire to examine it more closely. They discussed the possibility of simplifying the Aim Assist settings to streamline the experience and make tuning the game's mechanics more manageable. The community has been divided over Aim Assist, with controller players voicing concerns over its perceived underpowered state, while PC players call for reduced Aim Assist features, especially in cross-play scenarios.