>play game on console
>joystick can move 360 degrees freely
>tilt joystick slightly up
>character moves slowly forward
>play game on pc
>can only move in 8 directions if only using the movement keys
>press down w key (no inbetween)
>character always moves at the same speed unless there is a designated sprint key
Consoles > PC
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This raises a good point
Most games have a designated walk key but it's surprising that there aren't mechanical keyboards with pressure sensitive keys for stuff like this
>connect Controller with PC
>joystick can move 360 degrees freely
>tilt joystick slightly up
>character moves slowly forward
>proceed to open a thread on Yea Forums about how much better aiming with a mouse is
>paying hardware manufacturers any amount of money for something keyboards should have been doing since 1973
Luhmao.
But digital movement is actually better in a lot of games?
>play game on pc
>connect gamepad
>play like on cosole but better performance
sage
mouse for shooters, rts and stragegy
Controller for everything else
Outside of racing and a very niche stealth genre, there's no reason to go below max speed in video games.
How do you do, fellow gamers?
BASED PHONEPOSTER
HOW WILL PC EVER RECOVER
most games will filter down joystick input to about 32 directions and two or three magnitudes
is that a dildo
based and redpilled
cringe and copepilled
Based thread. Consoles win again.
>pay 3x as much for PC
>pretend it's a console
>miss out on exclusives
32 > 8
3 > 1
Mouse is better for aiming and menu navigation, yes. But aim assist exists and it's a level playing field on console anyway. I dont have anything for the menus tho. Luckily I dont play these types of games much.
Roleplaying, obviously
>PC
>Can use all controllers and M&KB
>Consoles
>Can use one specific controller and maybe its cheap madcatz equivalent
Heh, cucks.
>play on PC
>do half an a press
>character moves at half speed to the left
Aim assist is still as good as your drunk friend trying to correct toddler playing a game.
dualshock4 and nintendo switch pro dont work
Yes they do, even Wiimote works.
any game where walking is important has a walk key
if it doesn't and you want to walk slow for some reason you can just tap w
>want to turn around with a controller
>with a stick can only turn slowly or extremely slowly
>want to turn around with a mouse
>can turn in an instant
pssh, noting personnel, consolebabbies
Analog keyboards already exist - see wooting.io
Like Splinter Cell where movement speed is controlled by the mouse wheel. Worked really well.
>.io
*sips sõylent*
Retarded consolecuck
Yeesh
>But aim assist exists and it's a level playing field on console anyway
the ceiling is much lower on console since the thumbsticks have objectiv limits. on pc there is a much larger gap between pro players and average joe
>>pay 3x as much for PC
>pay for games on sales like they always are (or just fucking pirate)
>actually save money
>prettier games
>KB+M is better for most games
>otherwise compatibility with pretty much any controller you want
>get actually far more exclusives than consolecucks
>tfw even Japs are focusing on PC now
It is objectively true that there are a huge amount of games you can play on a PC that will never see the light of day on a console. "Exclusives" go further than just what a company was paid to publish ok n that platform.
>but aim assist exists
with this point you just prove console is inferior than PC
>tilt joystick slightly up
>character moves slowly forward
I wouldn't call that an objective advantage, having a dedicated sprint/walk key allows for a greater degree of precision.
That's an issue I have in general with analog movement, it's imprecise.
impressive cope