Not every game artificially limits turn speed on controller, and most games with PvP do not have them. It took a long time to do it, but most of it was because of my mouse and the way i learned to posture myself when using it.Įscrito originalmente por Roland:You are mistaking some games for every game. I got so good at CSGO i made it all the way up the rank tree solo.
Titanfall 2 ghostrunner off how to#
The first actual Mouse I was gifted had me off the rails in skill enhancement in minutes of learning how to set it. I could only be so good with a stupid little Dell mouse or whatever it was. When i realised the importance of a mouse in gaming, My experience changed like night & day. Until you race wow if i could kiss you right now. To say it is low skill is a mistake, in the same way driving is a low skill activity. I throw my mouse across my desk and snap shot behind me. There is sort of a cap on how good you can be with a controller because even on fast settings your turn speed is slooooooooooooooow. The difficulty is outperforming other people. The skill cap on mouse and keyboard is several magnitudes higher than on a controller. You are mistaking a low floor for a low ceiling. I throw my mouse across my desk and snap shot behind me.Įscrito originalmente por Roland:Mouse has always been the lowest skill input device I've ever used. Literally anyone without a disability can do it if they have enough time and dedication it is not a thing that is hard to get good at, thus I feel the use of the word "skill" is heavy handed.Įscrito originalmente por Felicity: There is sort of a cap on how good you can be with a controller because even on fast settings your turn speed is slooooooooooooooow. There's nothing to learn, no technique to improve on, it's literally just "keep doing it and you'll get better". And improving with a mouse is literally just repetition. There is literally parts of the brain being worked when using a controller that just aren't when using a mouse. Driving "well" requires technique, using a mouse has literally no technique involved.Įven controllers require a bit of technique and dexterity once in awhile when we have to do things like press a d-pad without releasing left stick, or jumping with a button while still moving the camera with right stick. Driving requires a great deal of coordination and some degree of multi-tasking. Like I'm not trying to be a ♥♥♥♥ when I say you don't know what you're talking about, but it's clear you lack the experience to know what you are talking about.Īnd comparing using a mouse to driving is just silly.
(it also has no controller support so I used Steam Input)
Post Void is the only FPS to hurt my hands the way fighting games do, because that game is literally non-stop movement. One of my favorite things to do, especially in games with friendly fire, is to give the mouse users ♥♥♥♥ about how bad their aim is, and how it's worse than a controller user because they shoot me more than I shoot teammates.īoth are single player games but are great examples of needing to make very quick camera movements. When people spectate me they can't tell I'm using a controller unless they can see my HUD and teammates are frequently surprised to hear that I'm using one. Titanfall 2, Battleborn, Paladins, Bloodhunt, all games with controller support and PvP, and all games without artificial turning speed limits. Until you race You are mistaking some games for every game. Escrito originalmente por Roland:Mouse has always been the lowest skill input device I've ever used.
0 kommentar(er)
