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Stick drift in controllers will forever be a thing because they make money from it
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"A wild Joycon appeared!"
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The PS3 Controller had hall effect sticks, there is no excuses
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I've never heard of stick drift on a ps3 controller.
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That "shut up" at the end had the vibes of Linus Torvalds sending his regards to Nvidia.
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I had a controller once and after 2 weeks of use it started to have stick drift and I SWEAR it was so annoying
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4 dualsenses from 2020. Working fine.
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For me, its not even the stick drift, dont think ive ever even gotten it. Its those damn L2 and R2 buttons that either start randomly spasming out, or just stop working altogether
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8BitDo Ultimate Controller for Xbox is a 55 euro controller which comes with hall effect sticks and triggers. The wired version is just 35 euros. They also have the Ultimate 2c, which are generic xinput controllers that also have hall effect triggers and sticks. The wired version costs 20 and wired costs 30. It's not about price, it's because people don't know or consider these competitors.
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If you have a PC, buy the 8bitdo ultimate 2c, Hall effect joysticks, Hall effect triggers, 1000hz polling rate (tested lowest input latency) and only $29.99 only problem is they are sold out often because of how awesome it is
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I really have had enough with stick drifting.
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Nitendo joycons have entered the chat
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I still own a Dualshock 4 V2, from like 2014
that i bought with a cool skin,
it still works, recently with a custom pcb, i even replaced the micro-usb for a USB-C connection, never had issues, and now Valve is making Playstation controllers, even more compatible than they were before. This is great
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It's good that even after our xbox one is outdated now, the controller works perfectly and is of high quality
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What’s even more wild is that the Elite Series 2 controllers(the ones that cost $180 or more than 3x the amount of a regular Xbox controller) develop stick drift in the same amount of time. You read that correctly. Xbox uses potentiometers in their elite line of controllers as well. They really are trying to suck up as much cash from out of our wallets as possible.
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Throwing controller on the ground to spawn a pokemon 😭
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Bought a $40 EasySMX X10 that has hall triggers and analog sticks. Use it on my PC regularly and it’s easily one of my best gaming purchases considering how much I suffered with my DS4 before. It’s also compatible with Switch.
There are also other controllers with hall effect sticks that're almost half the price of the X10 like GameSir Nova Lite. My friend also bought a Fantech Nova for his PS4 and it’s going well as far as I know.
Companies absolutely can use hall sticks for their controllers if they want. But they can't sell you new overpriced controllers if they did.
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It's not that video game controllers nowadays are made cheaply or poorly, it's quite the opposite.
It's a product of video game controllers getting more and more complex as the years go on.
NES and Sega Genesis controllers from back in the day can still function now because they are comparatively very simple pieces of machinery.
There's no Bluetooth, there's no rumble, there's no joysticks, you have to deal with a few face buttons on a motherboard and that's it.
Compared to, say, a GameCube controller, there's a lot less that can go wrong with them.
Mind you, the GameCube controller is over 20 years old at this point, a DualSense 5 is way, way more advanced than that.
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I have a 360 controller from 2005 and it still didn't get stick drift
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@josh_petersyt
4 weeks ago
That SHUT UP was personal 😂
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