not for long.........InnerMonkey wrote:
There's a reason console and PC versions of FPS games don't play online together.
Maybe a gamepad, that's all I could really think of.joeymango29 wrote:
what else would he use?
I wasn't denying that K&M was better, just pointing out that there is a few upcoming games that will have both PC and 360 gamers on the same servers.InnerMonkey wrote:
TimmmmmaaaaH,
They're welcome to put the two groups together online, but it'll be unbalanced as all get out. Until there's a mainstream control scheme for consoles that can rival the K&M combo on the PC side anyway. The only way I can think of to make this a non-issue would be for the control scheme to be so dumbed down that PC gamers probably wouldn't like it anyway. With a choice between unbalanced play and a lousy PC-side control scheme, I think I'd just choose a different game.
Should have been the end of the post after this reply.mtb0minime wrote:
If he can't use a keyboard/mouse, then he shouldn't be playing computer games...
No don't dump the PS2!!!AG_Huffer wrote:
Thanks troops....I told his ass to learn some k&m skills and dump that fuckin ps2.
mtb0minime wrote:
If he can't use a keyboard/mouse, then he shouldn't be playing computer games...
lolHansMeiser wrote:
try playin with a steering wheel, youll be the best buggy driver ever. but thats about it
Your such a jerk for artying me, and only me on ZatarDrunkFace wrote:
its real simple... just think of the cross hairs as you cursor, and the enemies head the file you want to open. Now move the cursor to the file and click. Hey presto the file had a virus and died.
mtb0minime wrote:
If he can't use a keyboard/mouse, then he shouldn't be playing computer games...
Halo 2:TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
I wasn't denying that K&M was better, just pointing out that there is a few upcoming games that will have both PC and 360 gamers on the same servers.InnerMonkey wrote:
TimmmmmaaaaH,
They're welcome to put the two groups together online, but it'll be unbalanced as all get out. Until there's a mainstream control scheme for consoles that can rival the K&M combo on the PC side anyway. The only way I can think of to make this a non-issue would be for the control scheme to be so dumbed down that PC gamers probably wouldn't like it anyway. With a choice between unbalanced play and a lousy PC-side control scheme, I think I'd just choose a different game.
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I heard there was something like that (autoaim) for Shadowrun. We're still going to rape anyway. PC gamers unite!Ilocano wrote:
Halo 2:TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
I wasn't denying that K&M was better, just pointing out that there is a few upcoming games that will have both PC and 360 gamers on the same servers.InnerMonkey wrote:
TimmmmmaaaaH,
They're welcome to put the two groups together online, but it'll be unbalanced as all get out. Until there's a mainstream control scheme for consoles that can rival the K&M combo on the PC side anyway. The only way I can think of to make this a non-issue would be for the control scheme to be so dumbed down that PC gamers probably wouldn't like it anyway. With a choice between unbalanced play and a lousy PC-side control scheme, I think I'd just choose a different game.
"As a Games for Windows-branded game, Halo 2 has full support for the Xbox 360 controller. While the game plays just fine with a mouse and keyboard, playing with a controller is a bit closer to the original console experience, right down to force-feedback support. This creates some really weird and potentially unbalanced trade-offs in multiplayer. By default, a player with a mouse will be able to turn more quickly and, if that player is skilled, more accurately than a gamepad user. Gamepad players can increase the right-stick sensitivity to turn faster, but they also get another benefit that feels downright dirty. Like the console version, the PC game employs a certain amount of auto-aim when you're using a gamepad. This makes sticking to other players for up-close shotgun blasts or melee attacks significantly easier with the gamepad, and there doesn't appear to be any way to disable it or even detect that another player is using a pad. After pumping up the gamepad's sensitivity, we found ourselves doing more damage when armed with a gamepad, which makes the two control schemes feel unbalanced, is sort of crazy when you consider how tournament-focused the current Halo 2 Xbox scene is these days."
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Agreed.Axon wrote:
Logitech G15 + Logitech G5 FTW.