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Thank you. I try to have it at the most optimized settings.

because usually when I use my bullet tops they would only be tall enough to just reach my middle finger but recently I found a company through amazon that makes bat tops but they are a bit longer then the average bat top. When I use one of those, it reaches all the way to my pointer finger and it feels amazing. kind of like having a better grip on it/having more control of my movements that need to be more precise.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 had the same issue and funny enough changed to a bat top that was taller but I also tried a shaft extender but just didn’t like it. love your videos keep it up!

@@AfroDominus lol Yeah I put an extender in mine and for some reason I felt a slight grinding when I used it so I just ended up taking it off. I appreciate

I would say it is. 56 grams, 3395 sensor and has an xm1 shape & the price is amazing! The copy I had before felt amazing. No issues whatsoever. The switches inside are really clean and crisp. If you looking for speed, the box should come with glass skates when you order it along with some ptfe skates. 👍

@@suouco I appreciate it

I like his videos 🤟🏼

They don't make this stick anymore. You'd have to find it at a store or someone selling it.

no lol

@@ZahmbeesFGC91based

tell me about it. last time i bought a stick was in 2015 and there were tons of options. now it's just a bunch of mid overpriced sticks and Hori isnt even making stuff worth buying anymore. very disappointing.

Not really sure to be honest. I've had both at the same time and they seem the same to me.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 I changed the LEDs and I still have the same problem, don't you know of a way to increase the brightness of the LEDs? The problem is that this is how the fightstick is configured.

It's works on ps5. Anything that has the playstation logo on it saying official license product on it will work on ps5.

Yeah I'm not gonna lie I agree. When I first got this stick it was perfect to me. Good weight, enough room on top for any hand size and everything was really crisp. It's definitely my go to.

Thank you so much.

Yeah more then likely I was. I'll have to give it a shot. Thank you.

I used this exact grip with my ball-top and I now have tendonitis in the webbing of my thumb after about a week of heavy-play. I'm definitely going to try a bat-top and/or a longer shaft. Maybe I did it wrong or have bad genetics, but damn, I've never had this problem even on pad.

@@ActBreaker after holding it like a wine glass? you're definitely doing something wrong. your thumb shouldn't even be activated with the grip im mentioning.

@@TheJackson4eva Ah, maybe it's because there's more than one way to hold a wine glass 😅I'm holding the ball with my thumb, fore-finger, and middle-finger; palm down. You must mean palm up with the lever between the fingers. I can't seem to get comfortable that way. Could you describe it in more detail? Do I have to move my whole arm to move it with the wine-glass grip? Or am I just doing a sort of grasping motion? A video is really worth a bazillion words haha

Makes sense it hurts with the wine glass technique. For orthopedic reasons, the more neutral your wrists are the less pain you’ll experience after long or extraneous use. Neutral position is your hands facing completely vertical like palms facing inwards towards each other and knuckles facing away from you. That’s why all the best orthopedic keyboards are slanted to relieve pain and tension (especially for coders) instead of turning your wrists completely inwards palms facing down. Same logic would apply to the wine glass technique because you’d be turning your wrist completely outwards with palms facing up. Technically the most orthopedic set up for a fight stick would be a stick tall enough to keep your wrist as neutral as possible and the buttons completely vertical for your right hand! Or a hit box with a vertical portion with movement buttons for your left hand and the second portion with all other buttons on your right hand, but that will never happen 😂

Yes. Anything that says "official license product" with the playstation logo will work on PS5. I use mad catz TE2+, Razer Evo panthera and Hori rap 4 kai to play Street Fighter 6.

To be honest Yes and no. If your just playing on pc yes. its a good starter stick and it has plenty of room for your hands and its easily modable. if you plan on playing on console or multiple consoles it becomes a bit of a hassle to keep attaching controllers to your stick and sometimes the cord they give you may be short or it may be long. those are my thoughts on the stick. Also I dont know if the price has gone up but when I got mine i paid $100 for it but if you have $100 or more to spend id go for a plug and play stick.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 ok thanks, gonna play on PC with it and am paying around 160 AUD. Not much options for me, so dont mind paying that much for this.

I got it from Amazon. Tbh I wouldn't buy one from Amazon now cause they are crazy expensive. Almost $300 for a stick is insane. I'd say arcade shock. I haven't bought from them before but as far as I've seen they have it at the lowest price of $119.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing just because want to get one cheaper, I did research of people getting it mostly from Amazon while others don’t even mention buying it from Qanba though there are reviews of people getting it from there other than Amazon.

Tbh I want to. It looks really nice. But it also looks a little fragile so I'm interested in seeing one in person. I'm also interested in the Mad catz TE3.

@oftheabyss1991 I'm trying to decide between the Obsidian 2 and the Victrix Pro FS as my first arcade stick. Just waiting for the Obsidian 2 review before I pull the trigger

@@PharoahsKingdom I've had the victrix pro fs before and I have to say it's pretty damn good. if I had to choose between the two I'd say that the OB2 might have to have to pretty cool features to beat the Victrix.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 So what happened to your Victrix?

@PharaohsKingdom I dropped it at locals and it stopped working 🫤 I'm currently using my Razer Panthera evo/mad catz TE2+.

No. If you buy it from a shop already modded, you won't have to.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 so the shop mods then sells it? So Obsidian as stock wont have korean lever?

@Matthew Jason Abelardo correct. It comes with just the standard sanwa lever. I'll be doing a video soon of how exactly to mod it yourself. It pretty simple you just need some tools and the wire that connects plus the korean lever of your choice.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 last question. What are those arcade sticks that are compatible with those cwl309 korean levers? Mounting compatibility to be specific.

@Matthew Jason Abelardo tbh I wouldn't recommend those because if they have a mid to high neck which is what is around the stick itself, you have to drill a bigger hole where the stick goes through. I'd say look for one with no neck at all and it requires no drilling what so ever.

It's set to default. At the time I didn't change the layout yet to anything.

unfortunately is doesn't. Only officially licensed PlayStation sticks will work on the PS5.

@@ZahmbeesFGC91 that's sad cause its literally the only one I can get in my country :D

@@ludmilpan see if you can find the same one online but one that someone modded to work on PS4/PS5. If the chip inside registers that it works on those consoles then it should. I just modded one of my sticks to work on nintendo switch. All you need is the right chip.

Well first I can't tell people to do anything and secondly its more for someone who plays solely on pc which it works perfectly well on pc instead of the universal aspect of it plus it's higher standard then some of the other "beginner" arcade sticks and yeah sure why not just buy the 3 dollar gate from focus attack etc that will cost you more in shipping then the actual gate that you can also get cheaper on Amazon but that's just me.

bruh someones day sucked didnt it lmfao