
Now you wanna try to backpedal after you lost the argument? After you said, and i quote "
Your explanation about having more keys to press with a keyboard doesn't mean shyt. Just means it's more complicated. How do you figure having to reach around with more fingers press keys to move around, crouch, melee and whatever else is better than the ease of literally having your fingers sitting on the buttons for those actions?" ???
You quoted me saying my explanation doesn't mean shyt (no one was talking to you btw, when i was telling someone who said it sounds like it takes more skill to use a controller, that that is most certainly not true) and than you flat out ask me how is KB/m better than controller.. implying that controller is every bit as good as KB/m. Then after me explaining to you why using a controller is better than KB/m like you asked, you post some videos of controller movement(and ending the post with please shut the fukk up), which one can only assume is your way of saying that you can do anything on controller that you can on a KB/m. Well, i dispelled you of that notion (very laboriously i might add) And it went from how is KB/m better, to.. no one is disputing that kb/m is better, when that's EXACTLY what you were doing

. Frankly i was hoping you kept going, because i didn't even get to the part about the difference between 60hz and 120hz+(all console games are capped at 60 and in some cases, 30.. which is unplayable, except of course, to retards.) monitors, something else console players have no grasp of, because they're retarded.
So now i've re-read the thread title as you suggested, and my original thought/post still stands, which should now ring truer than ever after having to explain all of that, that people who play fps games on consoles are idiots, and my message to the OP was, he shouldn't even be asking this question, because its idiotic to be playing FPS on consoles in the first place because as you said, no one can dispute that KB/m is better.
Oh and in addition to being a former quake pro and a current masters starcraft player, i also played fighting games(xmen vs street fighter/marvel vs capcom) at a very high level, doing online tournaments and being a member of a prestigious clan, and i can tell you that a stick is better than pad, though not by nearly as big a margin as the kb/controller gap in fps games. Not talking about super smash because you can't use a stick for that due to the system, but street fighter/mvc games: the golden standard. It's definitely possible to reach a high level, there was a fei-long player long ago who made waves at a major tourney in chinatown using a ps3 pad, they called him pad-long because that shyt is unheard of, and even still he only got to 4th. But you don't see anyone at evo up there with the legends like daigo, justin wong, GamerBee, etc playing on a pad. (It's been a while since i paid close attention to the fighting community so, if you have a vid of someone beating daigo or justin wong with a pad, im willing to concede that im wrong, dubious though.)
And somehow this also backs up what i'm trying to get at here: Figure out which is the strongest medium for the game you're trying to play, and focus on getting good at that, don't worry about how it will affect your play on an inferior medium, because that shouldn't ever matter, because you shouldn't be using something you know not to be the best option.
Next question.