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What's a good comfy gamepad to use on pc
| I've enjoyed using my DS4 on my PC especially since DS4windows exists. It's helping me playthrough Zelda BoTW rn. In terms of comfort though it really depends on the end user. In the end I prefer the DS4 because I grew up on a PlayStation. Arguments for the Xbox controllers are that it works straight outta the box with PC's these days and you won't have to depend om steam controller support or DS4windows. I've also seen a vid that the input lag on the Xbox controller is better
| I've never had to look for other third party solutions but I've heard of the brand scuff(maybe?) multiple times. In the case of battery life, I've heard multiple times that the DS4's battery is hampered by the fact that the controller has to always listen to the touchpad for input, thus cutting batttery life significantly. How it compares to an Xbox controller though, I have no idea. Happy pad hunting~
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I've already decided on the DS4 because I heard the d-pad is better and I grew up on PS as well so I'm kinda curious about the redesign. Hopefully DS4windows isn't a hassle to set up tho? How was the input lag? Have you tried fighting games with it?
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| >Have you tried fighting games with it
not that I played them much but it's the first thing that comes to mind where input lags get noticable
| quick question, should i buy a fighting gamepad or a regular ol' controller for fighting games
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| I guess my options are pretty much limited to the DS4 and the Xbox One gamepad, unless there is a really good 3rd party controller. Also I guess the Xbox gamepad makes more sense since I'm using it for pc, but the DS4 is cheaper, though I wonder which are more comfy on the hand and has better battery life, etc.