How does the console multiplayer scene account for this?

Not only you are wrong, but analog keyboards haven't caught on either, and most games crap out when you attempt to use both mouse and any sort of analog controls at the same time.

I don't see the difference. you just don't press as hard on the analog key.

Nigger check this
>Wooting one

>but analog keyboards haven't caught on either
because there's only ONE company making them and they only just recently released a fullsize keyboard, also they're $160.
>and most games crap out when you attempt to use both mouse and any sort of analog controls at the same time.
if you can fool a console into thinking a mouse and keyboard is a controller I'm sure PC drivers can do the same. It's just a matter of time.

does that actually work well or are you just better off getting a xim?

inb4 just play on PC

I got mechanical and analog mixed up. Being able to get 360 degree movement is still an advantage. I can't see pressure ratios for movement keys being very intuitive.

I bought way too many dumb controllers like that in the PS3 era. The XIM is the only good option for mouse aiming on a console.

Sure analog stick has it's uses.

too bad any attempts at this with any average controller heavily limits your controls for the left hand.
>stick or d-pad
>usually only two buttons/one button and a trigger

>Analog keyboard doesn't have pressure sensitive controls

Hall effect sensors have been "pressure" sensitive since the '60s

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Yes it does.

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Whats the point of this when literally all console shooters have auto aim that snaps on targets anyway?

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>can't crouch
>can't jump
>can't change weapon

idk but i remember that i stopped playing overwatch because it was obvious people were using mouse+keyboard on ps4

I mean, Xbox is now allowing you to plug in kb+m in to their system anyway lol

There are at least six buttons on that mouse.

Because it's just aping an analog stick, not a hardware mouse. So there is movement smoothing and the cursor is slow as fuck anyway.

You can't fool a console into thinking it's a mouse, it's just analog stick emulation that's generally very wonky.
And you can't replicate analog controls with digital aside from stupid stuff like PWMing the shit out of them which will be even more wonky.

proof?

special xbawx expensive m&kb

Meanwhile PS4 has native support.

1) PS4 and Xbone fully suport native M&K, it's the individual games that chose not to enable them

2) What you posted isn't cheating, it has the exact same limit as a controller so it's an irrelevant question. That mouse and other converters are still limited to an analog's max turn speed, whatever the controller setting for it is in-game. Watch XIM4 Destiny users VS PC Destiny users for instance.

They don't your aim assist won't save you for long

Controller + eye tracker is still the king