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Post by brianfuller833 on May 26, 2024 13:09:18 GMT -5
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'll ask it again. On PC how much difference is there between Controller and using a mouse. I use a mouse as it more familiar than anything else for me. Tried a controller and couldn't get on with it at all, and gave it to my son. In Society events I regularly finish in the bottom three. Is mouse harder or is just my bad play?
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Post by Art Vandelay on May 26, 2024 16:04:29 GMT -5
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'll ask it again. On PC how much difference is there between Controller and using a mouse. I use a mouse as it more familiar than anything else for me. Tried a controller and couldn't get on with it at all, and gave it to my son. In Society events I regularly finish in the bottom three. Is mouse harder or is just my bad play?
Just my 2 cents, but I am like you in that a controller in my hands is a horrible idea. Been a mouser in PC golf games my whole life going back to Links games. But each iteration of each game takes some adjustments to learn (at least with a mouse it is IMO, can't have an opinion about a controller). I've never been really good in any golf game, but I've enjoyed them all. Onward!
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Post by hammers1man on May 26, 2024 16:41:05 GMT -5
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'll ask it again. On PC how much difference is there between Controller and using a mouse. I use a mouse as it more familiar than anything else for me. Tried a controller and couldn't get on with it at all, and gave it to my son. In Society events I regularly finish in the bottom three. Is mouse harder or is just my bad play?
Just my 2 cents, but I am like you in that a controller in my hands is a horrible idea. Been a mouser in PC golf games my whole life going back to Links games. But each iteration of each game takes some adjustments to learn (at least with a mouse it is IMO, can't have an opinion about a controller). I've never been really good in any golf game, but I've enjoyed them all. Onward! Personally there is no other way to play first person shooters other than mouse and keyboard for me. I did start Diablo 4 with M+K but as it's an action RPG it actually worked better with a controller and I did spend quite a few hours with mouse/keyboard on that game. Strategy games M+K will aways be better, hands down. This game I tried mouse but can't get on with it but this game was designed for controller first. What I love about PC you just have that option with most games to use a different method of control and also full control of graphics settings. TBH a game like this on console (because of the CD) needs more graphic options as it will make a much better user experience especially if you have VRR on your TV/Monitor.
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Post by hammers1man on May 26, 2024 16:47:58 GMT -5
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I'll ask it again. On PC how much difference is there between Controller and using a mouse. I use a mouse as it more familiar than anything else for me. Tried a controller and couldn't get on with it at all, and gave it to my son. In Society events I regularly finish in the bottom three. Is mouse harder or is just my bad play?
Just my 2 cents, but I am like you in that a controller in my hands is a horrible idea. Been a mouser in PC golf games my whole life going back to Links games. But each iteration of each game takes some adjustments to learn (at least with a mouse it is IMO, can't have an opinion about a controller). I've never been really good in any golf game, but I've enjoyed them all. Onward! Also M+K is not pick up and play like a controller the DPI settings need to be set up just right for the individual.
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