@clyde46 said:
@seanmcloughlin said:
@Gargus said:
@BluRayHiDef said:
@millerlight89 said:
Using aim assit is optional in most games. Mouse and keyboard take less skill than a controller without aim assist
I love/ hate the fact that when playing on PC, a player you're shooting at will swing around in a split second and kill you. It's crazy how fast and accurate M+KB can be. It's also hilarious.
Aimbots or some variations are usually the real culprit.
Using a KB&M isn't better than a controller. It all depends on what youre used to. If a diehard bf4 player on the PC with max rank and huge kill rations got on a ps4 and tried playing they would get their ass handed to them.
When playing a shooter its the player that is skilled, not their method of input to play. Its all what youre used to using.
and if a really good console palyer played on PC with a mouse the same would happen. All that proves is that people do badly with what they're not used to, It doesn't prove which is the better peripheral.
Mouse wins over analog sticks because it's 1:! and you don't rely on moving deadzones like a stick does. A stick moves at different speeds depending on how far you push it because it moves a deadzone instead of a 1:1 movement. A mouse moves with how fast your hand does allowing for quicker responses and a 1:1 relationship results in a finer and smoother aim
Analog sticks however ARE better than a keyboard in regards to moving I think, there's not a world of difference like aiming but I like the full 360 movement of a stick over the specific directions WASD limit you to. But then again I do like the extra buttons of a keyboard enabling faster switching of weapons etc.
You get a full 360 degrees of movement with a stick compared to the north, east, south, west of the WASD.
Ok. This is pretty dumb. Why would you want a 360 degree movement in a shooter ? You only need forward, back, strafe left/right.
WASD actually does have a 360 degrees of movement if you use it along with mouse view adjusting. With the mouse you have a full 360 degrees of movement. Just press W and with mouse you choose the direction. Besides WASD control puts more keys to your disposal. If PC had an anolog stick for movement then your whole left hand would be busy only to control the movement.
While with AWSD control you just have more keys at your disposal: the little finger lying on the shift while the big finger on the white space, the rest, on AWD, always ready to switch on Q,E, R, T, F, G, Z, X, C, V, CTRL, and ALT, 1,2,3,4,5.
Which control scheme allows a bigger flexibility than that ?
It's perfect for FPS and most TPS.
Log in to comment