Bovrillor
[01] Neophyte
Happy to help :) I've yet to find any A+K moves in the WIKI (though if someone could provide solid info on this I'd love to hear it), so the difficulty in pressing those together shouldn't be an issue.
Your thoughts on the [PS3]HORI Fighting Commander Pro 3
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Happy to help :) I've yet to find any A+K moves in the WIKI (though if someone could provide solid info on this I'd love to hear it), so the difficulty in pressing those together shouldn't be an issue.
Azazel
[12] Conqueror
There are no A+K commands on this game
Bovrillor
[01] Neophyte
I supected as much, but couldn't find any solid answers on the webs. Feels really weird coming straight from Soul 2 -> Soul 5... odd how they left the macro in the options menu when the combo isn't even used. Really appreciate the confirmation though mate, I like to learn the moves through experimentation and that's one less thing to worry about!
DrakeAldan
Follow the rules!
Just got this in the mail today. I wanted a tournament-legal wired controller.
My first remark is how big it is (that's what she said)
It's not petite like the Dualshock 3. It's a meaty controller and my hands kind of ache holding it (though that may just be that long set I ran a few minutes ago)
One thing to note, is that this controller is not like the MadCatz fightpad, it is hard to see in the pictures I saw but it has L2 and R2 shoulder buttons (I was only skimming through this topic before ._.). I like my L2 and R2 and I really did not want to give them up and play piano/Tekken claw so this was a pleasant surprise. I play with my thumbs and macros/binding and the R1 and R2 buttons on the face don't seem like they would get in the way.
Cool that there's six buttons on the face though, I might be able to try out 2D games for real!
... Maybe...
The L2 and R2 buttons are flat. Kind of weird, since I am used to playing with the RealTriggers controller mod, but ultimately, this will be more reliable. (Having your R2 [read: A+B+K bind] trigger pop off in the middle of a match is not cool.)
No analog sticks is nice, I guess. My thumb doesn't have to bump into right analog anymore, not that it did anything.
The adjustable D-pad is kind of weird, I am used to playing straight up and down so I left it alone. Turning the directional register to "wide" kind of makes it feel like my old loose Dualshock though. I guess I will leave it there.
I like how the D-pad feels as of right now. Turning up diagonal sensitivity makes sense on these cross-shaped D-pads, I think so. I think that was pretty smart of them.
The face buttons are big. The tactile response is kind of nice... the Dualshock's buttons are raised a bit too much to be comfortable sometimes, but they're analog buttons. Then again, I really cannot remember the last time I played a game that used that function, the only one that comes to mind being Metal Gear. Really, every other game, it's just on-off or mashing. Maybe Sony needs to do something about that.
The start button is hard/awkward to hit and you really can't half-ass the press. Which... is a good thing. The Dualshock's start button might be responsive, but you don't want a responsive start button in a tournament.
I will have to get used to it, but, it seems solid. For $35-45 it's most certainly cheaper than a stick...
I donno if I can recommend it right now. I want to see how long it lasts. Hori's got a good rep for quality products, don't they?
But a majority of A+K commands have been removed. (Good riddance, now I can bind taunt instead.)
My first remark is how big it is (that's what she said)
It's not petite like the Dualshock 3. It's a meaty controller and my hands kind of ache holding it (though that may just be that long set I ran a few minutes ago)
One thing to note, is that this controller is not like the MadCatz fightpad, it is hard to see in the pictures I saw but it has L2 and R2 shoulder buttons (I was only skimming through this topic before ._.). I like my L2 and R2 and I really did not want to give them up and play piano/Tekken claw so this was a pleasant surprise. I play with my thumbs and macros/binding and the R1 and R2 buttons on the face don't seem like they would get in the way.
Cool that there's six buttons on the face though, I might be able to try out 2D games for real!
... Maybe...
The L2 and R2 buttons are flat. Kind of weird, since I am used to playing with the RealTriggers controller mod, but ultimately, this will be more reliable. (Having your R2 [read: A+B+K bind] trigger pop off in the middle of a match is not cool.)
No analog sticks is nice, I guess. My thumb doesn't have to bump into right analog anymore, not that it did anything.
The adjustable D-pad is kind of weird, I am used to playing straight up and down so I left it alone. Turning the directional register to "wide" kind of makes it feel like my old loose Dualshock though. I guess I will leave it there.
I like how the D-pad feels as of right now. Turning up diagonal sensitivity makes sense on these cross-shaped D-pads, I think so. I think that was pretty smart of them.
The face buttons are big. The tactile response is kind of nice... the Dualshock's buttons are raised a bit too much to be comfortable sometimes, but they're analog buttons. Then again, I really cannot remember the last time I played a game that used that function, the only one that comes to mind being Metal Gear. Really, every other game, it's just on-off or mashing. Maybe Sony needs to do something about that.
The start button is hard/awkward to hit and you really can't half-ass the press. Which... is a good thing. The Dualshock's start button might be responsive, but you don't want a responsive start button in a tournament.
I will have to get used to it, but, it seems solid. For $35-45 it's most certainly cheaper than a stick...
I donno if I can recommend it right now. I want to see how long it lasts. Hori's got a good rep for quality products, don't they?
Yoshimitsu has one, I think.
But a majority of A+K commands have been removed. (Good riddance, now I can bind taunt instead.)
DrakeAldan
Follow the rules!
Something interesting I'd like to say, is that I can hit JF Twister on this pad, where it was near impossible on the Dualshock.
Still hurts my thumb, and it's not like I'd play aPatroklos anyway, but I think it's pretty telling.
Still hurts my thumb, and it's not like I'd play aPatroklos anyway, but I think it's pretty telling.