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Hi
I'm getting a new pc for gaming. I played games on a pc quite a bit 13, 14 years ago, since then I've been on consoles.
I'm wondering about gamepad vs mouse.
I know the mouse gives much greater accuracy than a gamepad but I do appreciate the laid back (and leaning back) way of using a gamepad. With a mouse, you sort of have to sit up, no?
If using a gamepad in a first-person shooter (where the mouse has the advantage for accuracy), is there some sort of aiming assist that can be implemented to make up for the gamepad's lack of accuracy?
What do you know about these issues? Oh, and btw, you can turn on vibrate on a gamepad, no?
I'm getting a new pc for gaming. I played games on a pc quite a bit 13, 14 years ago, since then I've been on consoles.
I'm wondering about gamepad vs mouse.
I know the mouse gives much greater accuracy than a gamepad but I do appreciate the laid back (and leaning back) way of using a gamepad. With a mouse, you sort of have to sit up, no?
If using a gamepad in a first-person shooter (where the mouse has the advantage for accuracy), is there some sort of aiming assist that can be implemented to make up for the gamepad's lack of accuracy?
What do you know about these issues? Oh, and btw, you can turn on vibrate on a gamepad, no?
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