All that for something you won't inherently get a bonus from using, while many pros prefer to use pads.Ĭity of Heroes available completely free on private servers! Anonymous 12/01/21(Wed)16:52:51 No. Then during all of that, you're still getting used to what basically feels like analog inputs instead of digital (due to having to throw the stick a certain distance to activate), and not everyone easily adjusts to suddenly having to use more fingers for the buttons. Shaft length and stick top are also dependent on your hands and grip, and people will fight heavily on things like button layouts (and sometimes button brands). You'll have to swap out to heavier or lighter springs depending on how flicky you like it, and some people use oversized actuators to decrease the throw distance. Some people prefer square gates due to the activation ranges/ratios while other prefer octagonal gates for sliding into notches. They always have to be customized to your own personal preferences.
Never buy a stick unless you're planning to become a stick enthusiast specifically. Its d-pad is the best on the market, as the recessed circle pad lets you make fluid motions across and around the edges without having to worry about misinputs, while underneath is all clickly tactile bullshit.
I'd recommend the latest Xbox controller, the one for the Series S/X.
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