Nacon Pro Controller 2 (Double Button Mapping)

[Find_the_Door]

Re: Nacon Pro Controller 2 (Double Button Mapping)

I don't know what you all say, but for me, the ideal solution would be (if possible) for the devs to have those buttons disabled as it would be giving people an unfair advantage.

I'd even go further, in saying that PS4 PRO users shouldn't be allowed to play at 60fps vs 30fps online. (even if there is no difference in the responsiveness) . Let em play 60vs60 on ps4 pro vs ps4 pro users.

I'm even planning on buying a ps4 pro myself, but i still wouldn't like the idea of people fighting on different playingfields and have other factors other than skill, be important.

That's one of the reasons, i still don't like the timing based grappling transitions, as people with gaming monitors of 1ms response times + plugged in proffesional controllers, get to dominate in the ground game with the small time windows, not beause of skill, but because of faster inputs.

You do know the lowest input lag a monitor can do on consoles is 10 MS right? Lowest tv is 14 MS.

There's no display out there that has 1 MS input lag at 60hz only at 144hz and above do you get that kind of responsiveness.

Regardless you're likely running into a skill wall, I game on a 36 MS input lag OLED and routinely destroy people on the mat.

[SUGATA]

Re: Nacon Pro Controller 2 (Double Button Mapping)

https://www.reddit.com/r/NRPC/commen...oller_support/

There are more sources for it but I don't really wanna go around to post them here, you are just going to have to take my word for it.

even so, not a problem. Anyone can use Titanone ot Cronusmax to create and use macros on even DS4

[Haz____]

Re: Nacon Pro Controller 2 (Double Button Mapping)

Again I want to repeat that only the rev1 controller released last December will be able to do macro. The one released in July of this year, had all of that removed.

SUGATA, Do you use this controller, because the reviews I've read about it don't really sound all too great.

Im reading reviews from pro gamers who live and die by this controller?

[VitaminARK]

Re: Nacon Pro Controller 2 (Double Button Mapping)

I have both of these controllers, rev pro and raiju.

The Rev pro (V1) is awesome for FPS due to the stick amplitude.
+ stick deadzone and response curve is adjustable although I personally never use it
+ 4 storable configuration presets
+Excellent sticks, best there is for PS4 imho, but they are long (slower more precise input) can be problematic for ground game UFC
+solid build, easy to teardown, feels great in hand and not cheap
+Dpad still great for fighting games although this comes down to preference
-mushy triggers
-no trigger stops
-mushy buttons (still better than DS4)
-M1 and M3 rear buttons are extremely awkward to press
-need to use a pc to configure mappings etc

Raiju
+microswitches in all buttons except triggers, dpad, and bumpers
+on the fly EXTRA button remapping
+micro USB style connector with reinforced design
+trigger stops and nice xbox style triggers with no mush
+clicky touchpad
-garbage D pad
-cheap build quality, light weight, rings hollow, lots of play
-only 2 configuration saves
-sometimes flakes out pressing "PS HOME" by itself in gameplay requiring reconnect
-extra buttons located by triggers are sometimes difficult to press without hitting the triggers too
-standard precision sticks

I used the extra buttons on both controllers for L1 and R1 to make it easier to throw L1+L2 or R1+R2 strikes. The micro switches in the raiju give great feedback to button presses, but this also makes input lag so much more noticeable in UFC3.
Overall I will likely play UFC3 with the raiju. I use the nacon for everything else due to the extra precision in the right analog stick.