Controller: Do you use R1 or RT for firing?

#7

R2 dammit.
Its r2!!!

#8

R2

#9

RB,RT,RS

fuck numbers

also, fuck triangle, square, circle and cross… it’s fucking X,Y,B,A

Nintendo and Microsoft FTW

#10

Sorry your wrong its 1,2,3,4

#11

WASD

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#12

I know it is.
I just said what he meant…

#13

XYZ
ABC

Sega for Christ sake.

#14

Fuuuuck you.
R2 L2.

#15

sadly, can’t play MK with wasd. I’m not that good with a keyboard

#16

WASD is trash, why limit yourself to 8 directions of movement when you can have 360 plus sensitive input with controller joystick?

Controller + mouse ftw!

#17

R2 because we don’t live in the bronze age of console gaming lmao

#18

If you use mouse, no way you’re limited…

#19

Mouse controls head look. It’s actually my biggest problem adjusting to PC is the lack of directional movement. FT you can get away with it but Pred? God I can’t move for shit

#20

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R2 dammit.
Its r2!!!

Americans need things to be simple, like measuring things in kindergarten ways like cups.

No wonder they can’t say R2. It’s too complex.

#21

I own this kb&m made bu Hori and it has a joystick on it! So if I use that I just use the joystick instead of the keys

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#22

It’s actually the same thing.
Left analog=WASD=body movement
Right analog=mouse=head movement

The perk is with mouse you can look/aim faster. U can do a 180° turn almost instantaneously, with analog you can’t do that unless you put sensibility on max but that will fuck up your aim.

#23

No u

#24

I have both fingers on either bumper at all times on either side. Makes for very quick reactions

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#25

I’m weird and like both but only for some games.
For PHG I use R2.
and For something like Resident evil or Dead Space I use R1.

#26

Not even. Even with sensitivity set to max on the controller, mouse is still much faster

Now on the analog stick vs wasd, wasd is digital, which means it is On/Off and you can’t do subtle movements and control speed as you do with an analog stick. To me and many others isn’t much of a deal, but for some it is. To each its own.