It is! I found a gold decal on etsy way back when and knew it belonged on the LP because I knew I'd never resell. Snagged it back in 2012 after trading a classic fender and never looked back. Thanks for the appreciation!
I think this controller is cool but I’ve never used a leverless controller before. Only interested cause Akuma is one of my favorite characters. I have the Nacon Daija coming in the mail today. Heard great things about it.
Had a chance to use the Nacon as well, and yes, it is wonderful! Had I not already owned a nice stick, I would have snagged a Nacon as well at EVO. They are well designed, easy to work on, and has a ton of quality of life features.
I hope it lasts longer than 3 or 4 years if not I'd like to get the same exact buttons because I do like how they feel. I've never used a leverless and the learning curve is extremely hard for me. When I bought Street Fighter V I bought a fightstick for the first time and I had to learn how to do special moves all over again and that's how I feel with this leverless. Using the thumb to jump is something my brain is slow to process as is crouching with the middle finger.
Thank you for the view and comment! So, the way I made the jump to leveless a tad easier, I saw it the same as learning keyboard and mouse when I swapped to PC years ago. Left hand is for movement, right hand for "actions". If you potentially play an instrument, see combo notations like musical notations and the leveless is your piano, or drums, or guitar. THAT BEING SAID, yes, these things can take years to master, but I'm hoping maybe the comparisons help. As for the longevity of the optical switches, I also expect them to last longer than the initial 3 to 4 years guess I have made. However, with the products I have used, I tend to get A LOT of use over the years, it's just around those year marks, I start to notice just small wear and tear issues that may honestly just be on me or not from doing full tear downs, cleanings, replacing switches. With how simple it is to swap parts on this, it shouldn't be an issue hopefully.
Your Les Paul is beautiful. Love that Majora's Mask (?) logo on it too.
It is! I found a gold decal on etsy way back when and knew it belonged on the LP because I knew I'd never resell.
Snagged it back in 2012 after trading a classic fender and never looked back.
Thanks for the appreciation!
I think this controller is cool but I’ve never used a leverless controller before. Only interested cause Akuma is one of my favorite characters. I have the Nacon Daija coming in the mail today. Heard great things about it.
Had a chance to use the Nacon as well, and yes, it is wonderful! Had I not already owned a nice stick, I would have snagged a Nacon as well at EVO. They are well designed, easy to work on, and has a ton of quality of life features.
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I hope it lasts longer than 3 or 4 years if not I'd like to get the same exact buttons because I do like how they feel.
I've never used a leverless and the learning curve is extremely hard for me.
When I bought Street Fighter V I bought a fightstick for the first time and I had to learn how to do special moves all over again and that's how I feel with this leverless. Using the thumb to jump is something my brain is slow to process as is crouching with the middle finger.
Thank you for the view and comment!
So, the way I made the jump to leveless a tad easier, I saw it the same as learning keyboard and mouse when I swapped to PC years ago.
Left hand is for movement, right hand for "actions".
If you potentially play an instrument, see combo notations like musical notations and the leveless is your piano, or drums, or guitar.
THAT BEING SAID, yes, these things can take years to master, but I'm hoping maybe the comparisons help.
As for the longevity of the optical switches, I also expect them to last longer than the initial 3 to 4 years guess I have made. However, with the products I have used, I tend to get A LOT of use over the years, it's just around those year marks, I start to notice just small wear and tear issues that may honestly just be on me or not from doing full tear downs, cleanings, replacing switches.
With how simple it is to swap parts on this, it shouldn't be an issue hopefully.
Wooooooooooooot first comment!
Thank you my dude, always appreciate the support on everything!