Clark W Grizwald
Noob
just wondering? if so what joystick? it is very rare (aka once) but i played a guy who had uncanny reflexes, i was swearing he was cheating somehow.. is a joystick a possibility?
X820 said:I played both for a long time (on pad now), and it's really a matter of what you prefer really, both have their advantages and disadvantages.
I'm thinking of either buying or building a stick at the moment, mainly for SF4 but if I decide to do so I'll most definitely have some sort of MK layout aswell.
To me playing on a stick is more fun, that's for sure.
As a sidenote:
That Liu kang thing isn't cheating
I did, we have several threads on the MK9 TE, one of them beeing here.Clark W Grizwald said:did you check that link i posted? if you got 150 to spend thats your joystick. looks legit.
Um...you mean JPN.X820 said:I did, we have several threads on the MK9 TE, one of them beeing here.
I'd rather use Jap parts for SF aswell.
I use it for MK2 also, but I still haven't found the button that makes me suck lesssummoning said:as far as i know im the only mk2 arcade stick player , i never seen anyone use stick anyone whos good anyways
drummistjoey said:Im really surprised not one of you mentions using both the joystick and joypad at the same time, i thought this technique was more known, especially amonst PSN players. I mainly use the joypad as its less effort and more accurate, but if i want to buffer a move without making it obvious to my opponent what i intend to do next, i move with the joystick and buffer the move with the joypad and my character will continue to move uninterrupted. A simple example, if im Scorpion and u see Scorpion walk 2 quick steps back, its obvious that im about to throw a spear, but if i push forward on the joystick while pressing back back on the D-pad scorpion will continue to walk forward uninterrupted, so when u press HP Scorpion will spear out of nowhere. The same applys to almost every character except Raydens Superman and Johnny Cages Shadow kick as they both require a forward and back motion. I personally use index finger for d-pad and thumb for joystick but experiment what works best for u.
LOL! That's a BOOOOOOLD statement.summoning said:as far as i know im the only mk2 arcade stick player , i never seen anyone use stick anyone whos good anyways
Thanks Mud, I plan on getting a second stick to play MK on, I'll probably build it myself considering it's so damn easy these days with PCB's that are ready to go. Sure beats my stick building days, hacking pads and what not.mud said:LOL! That's a BOOOOOOLD statement.
Since I only use arcade controls, I have several ps3 options in my home. Madcatz TE that's dual modded for ps3 & 360 (and errthing else). Then an SE that's modded with the axisdapter (allows you to hook arcade switches up to the sixaxis controller, for wireless). I've also been running a ps3 in my blast city for a while, and now have a generic midway cab that's being converted to an mk9 cab, which runs mk2 on ps3.
X820, if you're going to setup a rig for mk2 & sf, I highly suggest using a Sawna JLF joystick, with the "ultimate mod" on the switches, for a shorter throw (preference thing, but I think it's better). Even the JLW will be better than a stock MK joystick.
PS While he's not a PSN player, Kanomk2 uses a SFIV SE stick, UPSIDE DOWN (right hand joystick), and he's one of the best players out there.