I have consoles, so if a game feels more like a console game, why wouldn't I just play it there?There are a few pc only games that definitely feel better with a controller. Bug tales is one, it's a paper Mario clone and a very good one at that.
I've been on PC for about 3 year now but still use a controller for everything that will allow it. But any time I try to use a keyboard it's just universally awful. It's unintuitive, you have to use your movement fingers for lots of other actions, bending your fingers in weird ways, mouses are finicky, sensitivity always feels way off, and it just plain hurts my hand and wrist. How do people use this as their primary controller?I feel the same way about the slow, clunky movement using controllers.
There are a few pc only games that definitely feel better with a controller. Bug tales is one, it's a paper Mario clone and a very good one at that.but Bug Fables is on consoles <_<
If I'm buying a game for PC, its almost usually a game that will benefit from keyboard and mouse or is on steam sale.Because you can use a controller on PC. You lose nothing by getting everything that's available on PC. What does "feels like a console game" even mean?
I have consoles, so if a game feels more like a console game, why wouldn't I just play it there?
Same as PC based games coming to console. Why play it with an inferior control scheme when I can just play it the way it was designed
Any game requiring aiming or camera control is far better with a mouse.
I have consoles, so if a game feels more like a console game, why wouldn't I just play it there?PC is almost always cheaper, and your PC is probably gonna run the game better than a console.
but Bug Fables is on consoles <_<Oh.
Keyboard + mouse is much more precise.This is what everyone says but I've never seen it. Mouse is slightly better for some fine movements but trying to use a keyboard for anything but walking in a straight line is carpal tunnel on wheels.
Because you can use a controller on PC. You lose nothing by getting everything that's available on PC. What does "feels like a console game" even mean?
This is what everyone says but I've never seen it. Mouse is slightly better for some fine movements but trying to use a keyboard for anything but walking in a straight line is carpal tunnel on wheels.After I discovered Counterstrike I realized there was a whole other level to being comfortable with your keyboard setup.
Like others have said, practice.
That said, I really only play games on PC that are better with keyboard mouse like most RTS and FPS games but if I were playing like Red Dead or God of War I'd play on the console with a controller
I only use it when playing shooters, otherwise it's a controller for me.This.
What's funny is that if consoles embraced gyro like Splatoon, controller would be very nearly as good as KB+M. But idk, console devs and audiences just don't want to embrace this obvious upgrade.Give it time. Eventually well look back at the gyro pushback like we look back at this now.
What's funny is that if consoles embraced gyro like Splatoon, controller would be very nearly as good as KB+M. But idk, console devs and audiences just don't want to embrace this obvious upgrade.
After I discovered Counterstrike I realized there was a whole other level to being comfortable with your keyboard setup.Let me tell you the wonders of rocketjumping, my friend.
I refuse to cross play with PC users. It's gotta be an even playing field.
Controller is better for fighting gamesController is more comfortable for fighting games, keyboard is objectively more precise. Even in games like Smash that benefit from granular stick control, the consistency and precision of keyboard puts it ahead of controller.
Controller is more comfortable for fighting games, keyboard is objectively more precise. Even in games like Smash that benefit from granular stick control, the consistency and precision of keyboard puts it ahead of controller.
It's unintuitive, you have to use your movement fingers for lots of other actions, bending your fingers in weird waysThis is how I feel about controllers. Claw grip was extremely painful for me, and my fingers would hurt for days after playing on controller for some games. I still prefer it to KB+M though for most games. Full keyboard is my preferred input, but a lot of games just refuse to design controls for it. I've gotten used to KB+M for some games, but I still dislike it for the most part.
Any game requiring aiming or camera control is far better with a mouse.
I feel the same way about the slow, clunky movement using controllers.How exactly is a controller slow and clunky ?
Keyboard + mouse is much more precise.