Official FGC thread (update: CAPCOM CUP 12 is live)

[DaSk8D00D]

I think i wanna try a leverless controller. Anybody here got experience? Whats its like compared to stick?

I been on leverless for like a year and a half now coming from pad. There's definitely a learning curve and a ton of nuance with how you can do your inputs, layouts, etc. which is like a whole other layer to your game in itself, but it's super satisfying to play once it becomes second nature to you. It's literally like learning how to play an instrument. I still use pad for platform fighters or stuff like 2XKO where there's no motion inputs but anything else with advanced movement/execution is always gonna be leverless for me. It literally just feels better to execute your inputs its like you're playing the piano

I actually just turned my Qanba Sapphire into a Ruby earlier today

 

[Ruck]

I been on leverless for like a year and a half now coming from pad. There's definitely a learning curve and a ton of nuance with how you can do your inputs, layouts, etc. which is like a whole other layer to your game in itself, but it's super satisfying to play once it becomes second nature to you. It's literally like learning how to play an instrument. I still use pad for platform fighters or stuff like 2XKO where there's no motion inputs but advanced movement/execution on anything else. It literally just feels better to execute your inputs its like you're playing the piano

I actually just turned my Qanba Sapphire into a Ruby earlier today

Holy crap. I ain't know that kinda layout existed. Is all those buttons necessary?

 

[DaSk8D00D]

Holy crap. I ain't know that kinda layout existed. Is all those buttons necessary?

The extras are blocked out. Left side is DPad, L3, and the touchpad button. Right side is all action buttons, triggers, and R3

 

[Jasonmask]

So you dislike him simply for being awkward? That's like nearly half of those cats, lol.

His fans are also annoying

 

[He Who Posts Well]

Controller Check Cup 12

 

[T-K-G]

Holy crap. I ain't know that kinda layout existed. Is all those buttons necessary?

you can learn how to use em pretty quickly, my homie switched controllers with me during a Tekken 8 set and by the 2nd game i was already back to doing my combos and doing other shyt i usually couldn't do mid-scramble

shyt is actually super efficient imo directional inputs are cleaner since it's a button instead of a motion

 

[pointproven214]

Thanks dawg. Im in my 40s now and have developed arthritis in my left elbow. So ya boy thinking it be easier on my joints by going stickless cuz I cant yank it like I used to no pause. Thx breh.

that is another reason why it is good
it is good for people with hand issues

 

[O.Red]

Blanka with lvl2 and a doll out is like fighting a Marvel character nikkas gotta have the discussion

 

[Camammal]

I been on leverless for like a year and a half now coming from pad. There's definitely a learning curve and a ton of nuance with how you can do your inputs, layouts, etc. which is like a whole other layer to your game in itself, but it's super satisfying to play once it becomes second nature to you. It's literally like learning how to play an instrument. I still use pad for platform fighters or stuff like 2XKO where there's no motion inputs but anything else with advanced movement/execution is always gonna be leverless for me. It literally just feels better to execute your inputs its like you're playing the piano

I actually just turned my Qanba Sapphire into a Ruby earlier today

That shyt clean, I got a haute42 joint that I use from time to time on modern fighters. I also have regular qanba stick for the retro fighters, nothing like stick sometimes imo. It’s great to have options fr.