acolyte2475b14_ESO wrote: »Ok new rule. Let's stop undermining these post with " hey xpadder works just great" etc. the devs need to know that a HUGE majority of PC players want native controller support.
pecheckler wrote: »To anybody reading this: Do not believe anyone stating they can play with emulation software to use a controller. It is a slow, clunky, eye-squinting experience that will significantly decrease your reaction time. Software like pinnacle profiler works wonders for many games, but ESO is not one of them.
pecheckler wrote: »To anybody reading this: Do not believe anyone stating they can play with emulation software to use a controller. It is a slow, clunky, eye-squinting experience that will significantly decrease your reaction time. Software like pinnacle profiler works wonders for many games, but ESO is not one of them.
Funny, but I've done it almost since launch and never had any problem. I have no problem in PvE or PvP with a controller. It's not like this is a game that requires split-second headshots or something. You just need the right profile (I use a modified version of Darcula's Xpadder profile, with inverted y-axis and slightly more sensitivity on the sticks).
To anybody reading this: Do not believe anyone stating they can't play with emulation software to use a controller.
I love the seamless switching from keyboard to controller Witcher 3 does. Would love to see that in ESO.sekou_trayvond wrote: »I'm a gamepad advocate and I was about ready to ditch ESO until I found Keysticks.
That being said, while I'm cautiously optimistic for native controller support, I'm paranoid that their layout will be so foreign to what i have currently programmed that I may just stick with what I got.
But if all the gamepad button assignments are completely reprogrammable then put me in the "hurry up and get this done ZOS" camp ;-)
Oh, and major extra points if allowed to seamlessly switch to keyboard control (always best when in inventory, IMO)
Third party software does not offer what I am looking for in controller support. What I like about controller support is the 360 degree movement and gradual movement speed afforded by a stick. Keyboard offers 8 directions at 3 movement speeds barring snares and speed buffs. Third party software will put a controller in my hands, but it's still just a keyboard under the hood.