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Bovineicide posted:Why is it that there are PC gamers who still act like game controllers are a new thing? My AppleIIc had a joystick attachment for chrissake. I'm surprised that those people still exist. I'd never consider playing anything remotely similar to GTA, Arkham Asylum or Assassins Creed with a M+K anymore; anything relatively new that isn't a shooter or a strategy game probably plays as well on a 360 gamepad if not better (which shouldn't be surprising since consoles are generally the target platforms nowadays). I've even been caving on some less shooty shooters lately- Farcry 3, Hitman Absolution, Dishonored, even New Vegas and Skyrim are all pretty solid on the 360 gamepad (with some caveats, of course, based on choice of playstyle). poverty goat fucked around with this message at 07:33 on Sep 27, 2013 |
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Baron FU posted:Totally agree. It's also why I find some PC gamers claim that mouse and keyboard is more "precise" for anything and everything dumb as hell. Analog is clearly the superior control form for driving in games much like mouse/keyboard is for shooters. Nobody's forcing anyone to use a gamepad at this point but if anyone's still holding out on buying a $25 360 gamepad based on  idealism it's time to grow up. It's unironically a much better player experience in many games because it's the control scheme targeted by the developers and your left hand controls at the very least really benefit from analog input that a keyboard cannot currently provide.
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If there were analog triggers for both gas and brakes on the left side, leaving the right hand free to use a mouse at the same time as desired, that could solve all sorts of problems and maybe even make the 4 thumb buttons on my G700 useful to replace the rest of the gamepad  .
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rs: SSD chat, the SSD market has really matured a lot over the last few years and even a lot of low-midrange offbrand SSDs have no downsides at all that you'll be able to detect in normal use without running a benchmark. Check the SSD thread in SHSC before just buying a random one since there are still some brands/models to avoid.cat doter posted:They're too small for how much they cost. If they were ~$150 for 500gb or something I'd get one. I don't upgrade that often. e: it looks like EnhanceIO might be an option in debian/steamos poverty goat fucked around with this message at 21:12 on Jan 25, 2014 |
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