» Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:01 am I'm in cahoots, Kalabalana: d-pads (effectively mini-joysticks) don't measure up to a mouse. It's why casual gamers on PC beat professional console gamers every time; they can aim faster and more accurately.
Revo, you'll also find that experienced players' movement is highly twitchy and 'jerky'. Their aim will snap around onto targets unbelievably quickly, barely even moving between them in the fraction of a second between targets. If that's 'jerky' then fair enough. ^_^
Revo, you'll also find that experienced players' movement is highly twitchy and 'jerky'. Their aim will snap around onto targets unbelievably quickly, barely even moving between them in the fraction of a second between targets. If that's 'jerky' then fair enough. ^_^
He never said a controller is better then a mouse for aiming he said with a M/K you sacrifice movement , reaction speed , and ease of use for better accuracy with mouse. Mouse > anolog Sticks ... Contoller > Keyboard ... Also i would love to know where your source is for "It's why casual gamers on PC beat professional console gamers every time". Last time i checked professional gamers dont compete cross platform and as a gamer that plays both console and PC FPS's i can aim just as fast using both controller and M/K. Console shooters use aim assist to help with the crappy control.
