Call of Duty 4 + Joystick...how?
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You realize movement on a joystick is far more precise than WASD keys? Those are digital, joysticks are analog - this allows greater control over the speed and direction of your movements. The bandwagon you want to jump on is the aiming with a joystick. The best control combination is joystick for movement, and mouse for aiming.
Dunno the answer to the OP's question, sorry.
how do you get to no1 in the world at hldm, and top16 in q4? i wasnt aware it still had a remotely big playerbase. lol. Either way it in theory is the best control peripheral, suprised none of the big pro geeks are getting contracts to use them and sell em, they're more expensive than keyboards after all?
you only have to do that with rubbish mice /pads
a funcmat and a G7, hardly rubbish are they.
Depends on sensitivity etc? what if say in a game someone appears on my left, then another further left, then another further left, eventually you run out of pad dont you? yes i could get a bigger pad, but what if more people appear. and bigger pads are not always feasable.
Depends on sensitivity etc? what if say in a game someone appears on my left, then another further left, then another further left, eventually you run out of pad dont you? yes i could get a bigger pad, but what if more people appear. and bigger pads are not always feasable.
You cant really compare aiming to moving around though, you need accuracy with aiming, where as with movement you just need to be able to change direction fast. Would you use a keyboard to aim with and a mouse to control your movement?
On joystick you would be dead after killing the first one it's that slow.
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What do you mean, it's "slow"?
It's not "twitchy" like a mouse can be, you can pop sucessive headshots (need the skill mind) in seconds from all over the place. With a joypad it just isn't as responsive. However that could change.
You're not reading the damn topic. Read read read. He's talking about movement, not aiming. As in, move forward, move sideways. WASD keys are binary, analog movement are not.
Example?
Ah movement, well yea, I find that joypads are better for slower paced games, but for fast paced ones like UT, Quake, I just feel more at home with WASD :/
However if there is some sort of left handed joypad you can use for movement that might be quite interesting to try out.
