Just adding more controller customization options would do wonders here, honestly. That's what I appreciate about Steam Input and the ability to map different "action layers" or functions based on holding a button down (w/ different time durations) or different button combinations.
2011 ocarina of time 3D made the bow mini game soooooo easy
Reminds me of people refusing to use a mouse when Unreal released on PC and wanted to play it like Doom/keyboard only.
Boomers are +60 y/o people and for those playing shooter at that age gyro is more of a benefice than not.
This makes zero sense to me. Why would sticks - the slower, less accurate input method - be better for fast paced competitive play?
Because I'm good with sticks? I'm accurate with sticks and have my sensitivity jacked up high? It doesn't have to make sense to you it only has to make sense to me the person playing the game.
No gyro, no haptics, no adaptive triggers, no touchpad and rechargeable batteries sold separately. They need to do SOMETHING to update their controller.
Same. I'm fine with it as an option of course. I don't think it's better in any way though.
At this point I'm not sure what is worse. Xbox not implementing gyro at all, or Sony having the tech implemented but no one is using it? Why isn't there gyro aiming in Doom, Overwatch or Fortnite on Playstation when it's already implemented on Switch and works like a charm? Seriously, sniper chararcters are suddenly a feasible option when playing Overwatch on Switch.
That means nothing. Sony had it last gen and how many popular shooters used it?
What did you feel were the biggest differences between the two? My feeling in BOTW was that it was far too sensitive, so would often end up doing more harm than good with the natural movement of your hands in empty space.
