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Do you like console shooters  

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  1. 1. Do you like console shooters

    • Consoles all the way
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    • I like both
      4
    • A mouse and keyboard are the only way to go
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    • I don't care
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I really don't see that Ender, I don't. And to add to the topic, I can't play halo because I blow myself up due to the sensitivity of the controlers trigger button.

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The buttons are often easier to reach on a controller as opposed to a keyboard. A keyboard is designed for two hands, where as you often play games with one hand on your mouse, and only one hand manning the keyboard.

 

And if you aren't exactly sure which button does what, a 108-key keyboard can be more intimidating.

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that's why so many new players are being corrupted by the dark side, because they want the easy 16 button controller rather than the god that is this keyboard of mine!

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Some games just work better for a controller.

 

I own a controller for my sports games, and a joystick for any game that involves flying.

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the mod's hate skimmers (I had to click 4 times to get past the 30 second buffer)

 

And in response to you Al, those games yes it does work but for an FPS it really doesn't for me. Especially when 9 times out of 10 your facing a very different control scheme. Anyway it's 2 am now and i'm going to bed.

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I do enjoy playing a good FPS on a console, since i can just sit back and relax, but it feels much more easier to control with moouse and keyboard.

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I dont know what to write here.  I hate console shooters.  Controls are not precise enough.

 

What are you talking about? There are no control problems. The controls are usually the same from console to computer to arcade.

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He means that in an arcade or on a console you cannot get the same quickness or degree of accuracy you get with a mouse and keyboard.

 

This is true. Double analogue sticks or whatever just don't cut it.

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I like both (we're obviously talking about FPS when we say shooters - I don't think anyone means Gradius vs. Solar Winds with this question). I think the complaint that analog thumbsticks are not as "precise" as mouse and keyboard is false - they're just not as fast. I like the mouse and keyboard 180 whip as much as the next guy, but for games designed to work with thumbsticks they're perfectly satisfactory.

 

Does anyone have one of those cut down left hand WASD keyboards for playing shooters? Those always seemed like a good idea to me - if I had a trackball or an any-surface optical mouse and a left hand mini-keyboard I could easily see playing FPSes without a desk surface. The console companies could try floating that as the "expert" controller combo for something like Halo 2, bet it'd sell like hotcakes through word of mouth.

 

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I live aiming with a mouse, and moving with an analog controller.  So I'm screwed.

 

 

I think you might be on to something there

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the Controler is much to.... imprecise for my tastes, in a game like Halo if anybody has screwed with the sensitivity on my controler i always end up overcorrecting and shooting past the guy. then i promptly die.

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I just plug the console into the BCI neural interface I had installed into my cerebellum, just below the Middle Cerebellar Peduncle (13), just anterior to the Trigeminal Nerve (14), which is the organic signal transducer, and just superior to the Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle (15), which in turn connects the spinal cord and medulla to the cerebellum).

 

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All quite simple, really. And once the big spike is in, you hardly notice it. (It hurts like a B*tch if you try to walk off with it still attached, though:trap for young players!)

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I'm wonder when the day will come that that does become your control scheme.

 

No more excuses about faulty controllers. You drove into that wall because you didn't think to turn!

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I will never have a control interface or any other kind of installed component. :)

 

They better come up with some "think-do" technology that doesn't involve cutting and pasting :)

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Says you right now.

 

Could you hold that stance when in every game you get r0x0red by the other gamerz0rs because they have l33t "headsets" >_<

 

 

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I'd only get "cybered" if it was....

 

1) Like the nanotech in DX

 

2) Led to immortality :cool:

 

Yup, added to my sig, had to put my fondest BG2 moment there... thanks for reminding me about it >_<

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Wouldn't you have a cyberbrain like in GITS

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Yup, added to my sig, had to put my fondest BG2 moment there... thanks for reminding me about it 

 

Hey, I aim to please.

 

 

And nanobots WOULD be cool.

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As in you'd have to be a git to do something like that to your brain.

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wow this topic has really grown. Another reason that computers are better for shooters is that you dont have to pay to play on line. Also, playing split screen Halo on the X-box, mainly with more than 2 people, because i find the screens to be too small unlike the PC.

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