How well is the responsiveness of the analog sticks and buttons for games like call of duty that require quick reflexes
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I do not care for Infantry type games like CALL OF DUTY, MEDAL OF HONOR: I prefer ELITE, WING COMMANDER or 4X Grand Strategy games. For these mouse emulation of the mini keyboard are very satisfactory. However the lag time in an FPS type game might not be as optimal as regular dedicated Gamepad would provide.
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Great! Its just like having an actual game controler in your hand due to the positioning of the sticks and buttons.
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Yes its pretty sensitive. It also has a button specifically for playing with just your hands.
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I only use this device with an N64. There is no button input lag or loss of picture quality.
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It's very responsive for basic fps. But of course it's wireless (short battery life with extended use), and it's non-programmable.
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The buttons will work as a controller, but you may have to reconfigure other games button assignments if they do not match Damage Inc.
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It responds as any 360 controller would. ive never tried it on fifa, so I don't know if u can map buttons on it. You can probably get a cheaper stick if that is your main use for it. Its a good stick. It has very responsive buttons and handle.
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It actually performs very well. Set it to the DPI(Dots Per Inch) to your preferred setting, and play! I use it with Battlefield 4, and I assigned the two extra side-keys to melee and grenade. And I love it! :D
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Thanks for your response. I went ahead and got the Logitech and am happy with it, once I adjusted the speed of the cursor. I have a very light touch.
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I wouldn't recommend it for anything with a lot of movement and action, because it's entirely manual. Trying to continually focus manually is not easy in a fast-paced action situation.
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It is decent. A friend of mine has a faster trigger finger. But it's still good for people who don't have a tringer finger
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yes,no problems.i would strongly recommend upgrading to a metal gear servo and metal servo arm.
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In the Main Menu You can adjust sensitivity. Also in Options menu you can change Device and Buttons.. Long Menu but worth Looking into for References.
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Yep. They're a bit small and certainly take some getting used to but they're accurate and work very well once you get them setup properly within the game. I use them for roll and use the xml route to set bindings which is a bit more complex than the in-game interface but it's more fully featured. 1 to 10, I'd give them a 6 or 7. There is much much better, but not for around a hundred bucks. Saitek's pedals are good too but they don't integrate with CH software which is one huge bonus for the whole CH line of gear. Good luck and see you in the verse.
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I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it... » Read More I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ « Show Less
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They are not bad at all. The Sanwas seem to return back to neutral faster even though they are a bit easier to push down. If you were going to mod I would recommend replacing the joystick before the buttons. I thought that mod was a major improvement over the stock stick. Hope this helps.
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Have not had a problem at all. I use this mouse for shooter games, I would have noticed that problem immediately and would have returned it.
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I would highly recommend changing the joystick out, as it does start to "stick" in certain positions. Qanbas stock buttons are actually really good, I swapped mine out though because I prefer the firmness of Seimetsu.