I think I finally figured out why analog sticks are always inferior even when they shouldn't be.
Is this the fault of the games or the hardware itself?
Why does analog stick input ALWAYS have this huge deadzone where nothing happens?
Analog sticks
Tyler James
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Anthony Jackson
Nice bait thread
Ian Morgan
>Why does analog stick input ALWAYS have this huge deadzone where nothing happens?
Because otherwise most sticks would drift.
Few sticks align anywhere close to center, especially after wear. Dead zones keeps your character from slowly walking off when youre not touching the controller. See: Xbox Elite controllers. Deadzones exist because of these.
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Brayden Hall
Maybe stop buying trashy third party controllers? I have no such "huge deadzones" on default DS4
Charles Powell
cope
Liam Hughes
Yes you do. You just don't realize it.
Mason Moore
yikes
John Gonzalez
>Why does analog stick input ALWAYS have this huge deadzone where nothing happens
This is why emulating consoles will always be superior. You'll always have the option of tuning your deadzones/sensitivity on a per-controller basis, whereas console makers know that 99% of their market doesn't give a shit.
Isaac Robinson
trackpads and touchpads are unironically better, far more accurate, more convenient to use and easier to get maximum out of and they don't get uncomfortable or start slipping out of your hand or dig into your thumb if you push on it wrong or slip off your thumb if they're designed wrong (ps2)
analog sticks literally suck dick, they're an ancient bygone shitty technology thats still around because people are nostalgic.
Dylan Sanchez