I don't know whether this really effects many people here because it depends on how much you need auto aim.

But me and my friends problem with Call Of Duty 4 is the Auto Aim feature in COD, There is no way to turn it off, Does anyone know how to turn it off? Because so far I can't find anyway of turning it off.

The main problem with Auto Aim on that game is you could be shooting someone, then another enemy could run past your screen and the auto aim would lock on to him and stop you from shooting your original target.

Does anyone else have a problem with this feature?

I've noticed the auto aim, but I don't think I've ever successfully used it to kill someone. It seems like ever time the cursor begins to move, without my input, I automatically fight it because I'm not used to it....

To address your specific issue, no, I've never had that particular thing happen.

I wish you could turn off the auto aim too but I'm pretty sure that it is not possible.

^same

I had a problem with this too. All you gotta do is go to the main, single player menu. It's under options.

That only affects the single player campaign, not the multiplayer.

I know this, cause I played through veteran with no auto-aim (it also gets rid of the quick left trigger/instant headshot) and yet I still have auto aim in multiplayer. And yes, it does piss me off sometimes. I can be sitting there, lining up my aim on some unsuspecting sod's head and then his teammate runs right in front of him stealing my crosshairs :mad:

No it turns it off for MP too. Trust me I've tried it and it stops the sight from sticking to people.

I have notice this happen more often then not. It mostly happens when I am sniping at a distance with several people in one area. If one of those people move my scope moves with him. I have had times when I should have had a head shot but when I go to shoot my scope as changed its target.

eugh call of duty with auto aim? where's the point in that?

No, you can't turn it off in multiplayer. In fact, most times you barely notice it until it does pull your cursor around, which is the worst kind of auto-aim there is.