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So, I tried the free weekend trial of MK11 on my PS4, and ...

Nickolaidas

Nickolaidas

Agent of Chaosrealm
Holy moly, I can't believe how better the controls feel with the Dualshock 4. The D-pad is MUCH better for MK purposes (it's SO much easier to pull off combos).

I can see myself re-buying the game on the PS4 down the line, as well as Resident Evil 2. Yeah, I'll unlock everything from the start, but I don't care. Game is super fun to play, especially now that the Towers are quite fixed, and currencies are much faster to acquire.
 
WhooFlungPoo

WhooFlungPoo

Apprentice
Nickolaidas said:
Holy moly, I can't believe how better the controls feel with the Dualshock 4. The D-pad is MUCH better for MK purposes (it's SO much easier to pull off combos).

I can see myself re-buying the game on the PS4 down the line, as well as Resident Evil 2. Yeah, I'll unlock everything from the start, but I don't care. Game is super fun to play, especially now that the Towers are quite fixed, and currencies are much faster to acquire.
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You serious? Dpad is 1 button meaning pressing back can make you jump if u slightly get near it. Its complete ass.
 
Nickolaidas

Nickolaidas

Agent of Chaosrealm
Ozzy_K said:
Compared to what?
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The Xbox One's dpad.

WhooFlungPoo said:
You serious? Dpad is 1 button meaning pressing back can make you jump if u slightly get near it. Its complete ass.
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I always have that problem with the analog stick, but never with the pad of the Dualshock controller. I find the X-Box One's dpad harder to use, the cross is … less seamless - don't know how to describe it. I feel like I have to let it go for half a second before I press it in another direction. With the dualshock, my finger literally glides through the dpad and the inputs are much faster that way.
 
C-Sword

C-Sword

Warrior
fr stack said:
Ive noticed you review controllers , which one do you use personally?
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I've been using the 8bitdo M30, it works natively on the Switch and PC. I need an adapter to get it to work on the PS4. The controller is a bit small, but its d-pad is godlike. Other options are the Hori Fighting Commander and DualShock 2. I've pre-ordered the PowerA Wired Fusion Fightpad and I'll post my thoughts on it soon.
 
Ozzy_K

Ozzy_K

Death waits for a slightest lapse in concentration
I use Dualshock 4 too, for PS 4 and also PC.
I have Battle Beaver Customs D-Pad buttons (separate button for each direction instead of one monothingy) installed, and I'm pretty happy with them. They don't solve all the problems (like me being a scrubby masher), but help avoid random jumping and some other similar input inconveniences, make inputs more clean.
 
Gooberking

Gooberking

FGC Cannon Fodder
Wouldn't a converter and/or some alternative pad be cheaper than buying another copy of the game? I bought the game twice so I'm not against the idea. I'm just saying if that is the core reasoning, then there are other options.
 
THTB

THTB

Arez | Booya | Riu48 - Rest Easy, Friends
C-Sword said:
I've been using the 8bitdo M30, it works natively on the Switch and PC. I need an adapter to get it to work on the PS4. The controller is a bit small, but its d-pad is godlike. Other options are the Hori Fighting Commander and DualShock 2. I've pre-ordered the PowerA Wired Fusion Fightpad and I'll post my thoughts on it soon.
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Common concerning point of the Fusion Fightpad, I've been hearing, is the bumpers are really sensitive. Which was a problem with the Retro-Bit Saturn controllers.

I plan on checking it out, too, and the Razer Raion eventually.
 
C-Sword

C-Sword

Warrior
THTB said:
Common concerning point of the Fusion Fightpad, I've been hearing, is the bumpers are really sensitive. Which was a problem with the Retro-Bit Saturn controllers.

I plan on checking it out, too, and the Razer Raion eventually.
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I don't trust Razer. They charge you premium prices for mediocre products. The face buttons are placed way too low, I guess that you'd be fine if you play with the controller on your lap and use 3 fingers for the buttons, but I don't play that way. All they had to do was reducing the size of the touchpad or replacing it with a button, but they chose to use the same one they had on their other controllers.
 
WhooFlungPoo

WhooFlungPoo

Apprentice
Anyone ever ordered one of those custom controllers with the independant dpads? I think max dood recomended a certain brand, maybe he was sponsered. Curious how they are.
 
C-Sword

C-Sword

Warrior
WhooFlungPoo said:
Anyone ever ordered one of those custom controllers with the independant dpads? I think max dood recomended a certain brand, maybe he was sponsered. Curious how they are.
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D buttons from Battle Beavers, they're great for NRS games, but not very good for fighting games with a lot of circle motion inputs

 
NothingPersonal

NothingPersonal

Are you not entertained!?
At this poin, sometime my ds4 pad makes my character duck when I change from pressung down to back/forward and I'm sitting there like an idiot. I might order those custom individual buttons for the pad.
 
AREZ God of War

AREZ God of War

The Crazy BeastMaster
Gooberking said:
Wouldn't a converter and/or some alternative pad be cheaper than buying another copy of the game? I bought the game twice so I'm not against the idea. I'm just saying if that is the core reasoning, then there are other options.
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Why did you buy it twice???
 
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