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Controller Layout
Shuichi
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I've been playing with Xpadder since launch, but am wondering what people thing the official controller scheme will look like come console launch.
It's clear to me the abilities are labeled: 1 = LB 2 =RB 3=x 4=Y 5=B Ultimate= LT + RT, we can assume attack is RT while block is LT. Access is controlled by the A button.
Where will other buttons be stored? I've used my LB for sprint/roll dodge but could really see the uses for using LB as an ability. Any Xpadder recommendations that can include a tab target, sprint/roll dodge capability, and potion access while being able to fluidly move?
I'm willing to move my hands for menus, mounts, and even camera control; but I'd like to remain very fluid in combat while being able to do the aforementioned tasks as they are all required for maximum effectiveness.
I could see using the left stick for sprint being an option, but only as a toggle. I could also see the radial menu/use potion on the right stick. This doesnt leave room for a tab target or a roll dodge however.
TL;DR How do you think ZoS is setting up gamepads? I'm looking to emulate their idea to see how it can improve my current gameplay.
It's clear to me the abilities are labeled: 1 = LB 2 =RB 3=x 4=Y 5=B Ultimate= LT + RT, we can assume attack is RT while block is LT. Access is controlled by the A button.
Where will other buttons be stored? I've used my LB for sprint/roll dodge but could really see the uses for using LB as an ability. Any Xpadder recommendations that can include a tab target, sprint/roll dodge capability, and potion access while being able to fluidly move?
I'm willing to move my hands for menus, mounts, and even camera control; but I'd like to remain very fluid in combat while being able to do the aforementioned tasks as they are all required for maximum effectiveness.
I could see using the left stick for sprint being an option, but only as a toggle. I could also see the radial menu/use potion on the right stick. This doesnt leave room for a tab target or a roll dodge however.
TL;DR How do you think ZoS is setting up gamepads? I'm looking to emulate their idea to see how it can improve my current gameplay.
Hand of Sithis - Daggerfall Covenant
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