Yes, I'm not that good at FPS' online because I hardly play them. That is besides the point. I don't mind having trouble against better players when they're better. I do mind having trouble due to the hardware :? . I mean think about it, how hard, or long, does it take you to move your mouse to click the "Reply" button here with your mouse. Not long I would guess, as you can move right to it within one movement of the hand. Now, imagine doing that with a controller. You could probably get pretty close with one movement, but to get a perfect shot, you'd have to adjust it a little. Not only will the mouse help get one-shot kills, but it will hurt the controller user that has to take that extra fraction of a second to adjust the aiming cursor. That is where I see the advantages/disadvantages to using peripherals. I personally wouldn't feel right using the keyboard and mouse since I knew that was the only reason I was getting kills. Therefore, I wouldn't feel right losing to someone as a result of that either. I personally feel that this is such an advantatge, that the "opti-match" should have a setting for controllers only.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree then. I like the controller for many reasons as the controller is more comfortable in my hand than a kb/mouse plus you can creep with a controller by using varying degrees of pressure on the thumbstick (You can't do that with a kb/mouse). I think the controller allows for a lot better movement of the player though a little harder for aiming where opposite holds true for the kb/mouse, better aiming but not as good player movement. Again, IMO, I think it's a matter of preference, that there are pros and cons to both, and that there will be players out there just as good with the controller as those with a kb/mouse. Especially since the controller is all anyone's played with since the first Halo came out. I don't expect a lot of people to jump ship from the controller to use this device.
True. I have to be completely honest and say I really didn't care, I just wanted to argue . Just kidding, I have to be honest though in that I never thought about the movement of the player.
I fail to see why jumping of all things would be harder. For both controller and kb/mouse, it's the press of a button.
Because most pc games have the stupid crouch jump which is how you get on boxes and such. Kind of a pain if you ask me.
