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Tried this character, but the sound design for the skills was something I enjoyed.

Playing Sm64 with MNK rn

Super meat boy is the only game i can think where controller is better than kb

Why didnt he pick up the legendary on stage 4?

Listen I will acknowledge m+k is better in most situtations, but if you tell me you like using m+k when playing any of the PC Monster Hunter ports for any weapon class other than the bows/bowguns we're going to sit down and have a long conversation

Fire. U should try the celestial tank mod its lit

The only situation where controller is better than m+k is in a game where you can walk slower by pushing the stick a fraction, because keyboards can't do that its on off, where controller can have variable inputs. There's just not a lot of games where that matters though

Great video man. I'd love to see the same thing on a run that doesn't have goated rng too

The idea of playing Eldin Ring with mouse and keyboard made something inside of me shrivel up. Very grody. Also another type of game thats better on controller is fighting games. Even inputting a simple DP feels wretched.

what is the pierce bug mentioned here? never noticed it Oo 1200+ hours

Genuine question: why is railgunner crit anti-synergy? It's +10% damage, right? and regular crit is (on a statistical level) +100%*10%=+10% also, no? so why is it worse on runner?

i would say something about fighting games being controller dominated but there's people who play tekken on a keyboard lmao

i only use a controller for some games, mainly being souls games and fighting games just because the button layout feels more comfortable that way. using a controller for a fps is psychotic behaviour

I think the first 10 mins of this video was actually excruciating to watch holy fuck mnk elitist make every game less fun

About the thing with platformers on controller. I played Celeste on the Switch and I would constantly dash in the wrong direction because of using the joystick and every time I just wanted to use a keyboard. The only games I really play on controller now are fighting games and souls games

30:18 can someone explain how did his recycler reset so quickly?

The real ascended control setup is left hand controller, right hand mouse. its really dumb but using analog to walk slightly slower than normal throws peoples muscle memory off so bad that youre basically invincible

Obligatory comment that aiming with a controller can be made SIGNIFICANTLY better by just using gyro controls. I've always been a M&K player and there may not be any significant advantages to playing with gyro on a controller over just using M&K for me, but for the handful people who just can't use M&K for other reasons it can be an absolute game changer. And even if I wouldn't ever need to, I think it's really fun to just play in a different way from time to time or when I want to be reeeeeeeally leaned back. Setting it up can be a bit of a learning process, but you'd be surprised at what you can do with Steams controller settings if you start to look into Action Sets and so on. (I know it's bad manners to refer to other channels, but SolarLight has the perfect video that goes into why controllers really don't have to be as bad as people make them out to be.)

I can't believe it's 2024 and people still think controller is a competitive option to fight stick/m&kb/m&tablet/wheel

For the M+K thing for the first two stages, I feel like a lot of it is a comfort thing. I used to play a lot of M+K, I'm sure if I practiced I can get back into it, but right now with how life's shaped out and how my current PC setup is, it's just more comfortable to play on controller for most things. In a way it's kinda helped me reframe myself from bwing focused on hard mechanical aim and more on good positioning and making sure I'm more aware of stuff. I don't know if that makes much sense, but it's how I've been thinking about it. "Ough but you can make good aim and still learn positioning raaah" I know. I know. but i'm not....good, at taking in multiple lessons at once. if i'm learning to aim, i'm struggling to learn positioning, etc.

I'm new to the game (75h playtime) and got inspired by watching loadout races (I'm getting them back from the oldest to the newest ). After unlocking them all i just started to do eclipse 1 with all character in order, from commando to void fiend. I did the first 5 almost first try, then i did arti within a few attempt but now i'm stuck with merc... I already played him for hous now, but i cant pass afer stage 5 after 40 min full clear run, any suggestion? (i'm already using the 3* m1 + dash/any other ability strats) and (since i'm really liking loadout races, i'm against lunar items too)

Anyone know why Nux removed phase 4? I thought it was a really nice addition to the fight.

I've played games since i was like 8 and i don't think that games should have Aim Assist in anywhere near the strength that they have been. I understand in alot of cases but there at least be the option for NO Aim Assist, period. The main reason that controler player are worse than M+K players is because the devs add in Aim Assist. It's like bowling with the rails up or typing with autofill. Sure, you're still bowling and it's valid, but it is significantly more difficult to correct your inherent mistakes when the results are obfuscated from you.

ok but it does actually kinda look like a gup

Apex is actually easier on controller because the aim assist is set so high. Many pro players who have played mnk their entire career have switched to controller, including imperialhal who is considered the goat of the game.

It kind of disappoints me when PC games don't have good mouse and keyboard controls. I get that KB+M players aren't the center of the world, but it's a PC. The default PC input method should work, granting possible exceptions for some games that really demand two analog sticks.

Race, I really appreciate your slightly UwU energy

the only reason i still use controller for celeste is because its more comfortable (also the feather)

Fromsoft games just don't have great keyboard support for some reason

I gaslit myself into thinking the title was “When Life Gives You Dio’s..” for whatever reason Edit: It was literally the thumbnail. Not deleting my comment for the algorithm so ignore my foolishness. Have a decent day

HEY I MADE IT IN A VIDEO!! (I’m Heyo4569)

I think the kb+m vs controller argument is more about accessibility. Some people simply cannot play on kb+m and controllers are more ergonomic or it's much easier to handle for them

Drones body blocking like they’re in the Secret Service. I loathe it

Controller is definitely better for most 3d games that aren't in first-person or don't require a lot of aiming. Analogue sticks are just better for 3d movement, and mouse is better for aim. And trying to play a soulslike with kbm is genuinely cursed for everything except menuing. Those games were built from the ground up with controllers in mind and usually have terrible kbm support.

Actually, there is an argument for controllers over M&K that hasn't been tapped into yet. Carpal Tunnel. Using M&K increases the risk of getting carpal tunnel when compared to controller, at least according to the first results on Google. For games like FPS, I'd rather get carpal tunnel than play with a controller, but for something like a visual novel, where all you do for 90% of the game (sometimes 100% of the game) is read and press the A button, I'll just use the controller.

controller is only something I bring out for dark souls games edit: said this before the comment in the video touching on soulslikes, and ill fill you in since you haven't played them much (and frankly neither have i but i recently completely beat ds2 so I'm going to just give my experience) souls games aren't really about camera manipulation at all, the absolute limits of "need" for it are looking behind you to catch an ambush. the entire combat loop lends itself well to one digit being the dedicated move, dodge, block, parry, attack or heavy attack digit as it greatly reduces the focus needed on how you interact with the game and lets you instead focus on the game itself (which demands that attention and more than requires it). there's no room to think, and very little room to physically move your fingers in any given situation which lends itself awfully to a mouse and keyboard, and i say this as a veritable keyboard and mouse preacher. WASD is good for most things but not souls movement, you NEED more than the 8 directions you can get to make the most of your dodges and spacing and while with most games i would say camera manipulation makes up for it, but moving your hand to do it just takes up too much mental bandwidth in a rush imo. or to TL;DR it, M+K is too much mental bandwidth for too little possible gain, the games are designed with controllers not in mind but at heart, as such controllers just work well and have inherent advantages from the design being centered around them that M+K do not. the way I see it the main advantages a M+K have (that being completely free and precise camera movement and rigid regular movement) simply aren't important. also completely separate to the rest of the comment, a RoR mobile game would be cool, just god not a goddamn gatcha. something non-commital and simple that still has RoR's DNA would be nice to have around to play while doing whatever away from my computer, but god above why did they think a gatcha was a good idea

what the name of the skins mod??? (that make another section with the name of ''skins'')

do you have a mod that makes Recycler spawn on first equipment barrel? not accusing you of cheating or anything, just surprised how little reaction you had to scoring it as your first time haha

32:02 "the disputed skip" 🤣🤣🤣

I see controller vs mouse to also be a question of what kind of aim you have: capped or uncapped. Uncapped is the default for most FPSes, where your look speed is theoretically infinite as long as you move the mouse fast enough. Capped exists more in the vehicular space such as pre-AC 6 Armored Core. Over there turn speed is a highly important statistic found in lightweight legs that gives them an important tool in being gremlins, whereas if you choose heavy legs you turn like a boat but if you deny flanking positions to your opponent you are at an advantage due to sheer bulk. Trying to translate that dynamic on mouse is really not feasible since you will need a gorillion sensitivity settings standardized and at some point you will run out of mousepad, which doesn't happen on controller. You could also try some sort of try separating point of aim with where the mech is pointing, but that would lead to going left actually being going backwards and stuff like that. This leads to either choosing controller or keyboard only, and the latter while theoretically better will have quite a learning curve. Then you remember that the PS3/360 era games have a bunch of movement tied to pressure sensitivity and then it's either get a controller or only use a properly set up analog keyboard. You will also see this capped phenomenon in flight games, but the more accessible ones are theoretically best played with keyboard only. Yeah that's basically all I could find for advantages inherently exclusive to controllers other than stuff like how rolling an analog stick is a smoother movement than doing the same on keyboard. Ultimately it doesn't matter that much to most people because they all look to experiences that aren't exactly making full use of that nonsense.

Speaking on Analog keyboards. I have one of the Wooting Hall Effect mechanical keyboards, Wooting Two HE. For typing its like a smooth linear. But you can set it up with stuff like 1-1 analog range or you can set curves so it with steps. It also lets you set actuation point at any amount of press. Its also has options like rapid trigger which makes it so you don't have to fully release a key before you press it again which made it really popular with OSU players. I like the fact you don't need to install any drivers for it, you can do all the changes fully from the web app. They also have stuff like SOCD which makes it so pressing both a and d at the same time doesn't block your movement. Instead it priorities the last key pressed. Makes the AD spam really consistent in certain games for dodging. Or counter strafing like in CS.

hot take, controller copers, lost their chance for m&k aim when they hated on gyro

you started talking about gups and i remembered how i preordered the plushy on youtooz and never got it

12:50 Analog keyboards were not necessarily banned, but rather custom steering profiles were banned. Reason was because one of the streamers made a map that had a prize when you beat the author time. However, that author time was so hard because he used custom steering profile on one of ice parts of the track. This ended up being huge drama that developers ended up banning custom steering profiles, and changing the physics to be more fair to the keyboard players. Now the only way to limit steering on keyboard is by using action keys which go in increments of 20%.

So I want to get ROR2 on a PC but for now I have an ARM based Mac and it's a no-go. In the meantime I have ROR2 on Nintendo switch and while the motion controls arent perfect, they give you an advantage leaps and bounds above what a console non motion experience can give you. I have aim assist turned off but I swear to god that it stays on ever so slightly, it can be a little maddening. Anyways, TLDR, motion controls on console are moderately better than controller alone... if you're on Switch.

Forgive me if it has been said already, but with Apex Legends there are some competitive reasons to have a controller rather than m&k. Generally most pro teams will have 1 person on controller, and the other 2 m&k, purely bc the controller player with the stupid aim assist can do really well in close engagements, alongside being able to pull off movement techs that are very difficult, if not impossible, to do on m&k. That being said I am still a massive advocate of m&k, I dont use controller and generally agree that in the vast majority of cases m&k is better.

I have the option of mouse and keyboard, but I still play on Xbox because my PC is a potato

Fighting games are always better with controller

As a m&k player of Elden Ring and Monster Hunter, their input limitations suck because they're just providing 1:1 options with controllers. For example, if I could scroll up and down with my scroll wheel through my spells I'd not overshoot as much, but no, I can only bind my scroll wheel up to what's essentially a d-up press. Hard to tell if it's lazy or balancing.

Yo i showed up in a video :D (I'm wookies107) and yes I do now use keyboard and mouse for risk of rain 2