What Controller Should I Use For Dragonball FighterZ | A Beginners Guide
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Which controller is the best to use for Dragonball FighterZ? Well the answer might not be what you are expecting. Whether it be a PlayStation, Xbox, or even a mouse and keyboard , the best controller is the one you are the most comfortable with
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I don't need a fight stick but my thumb does...
Heh, my thumb got wasted too when I started playing them on a controller before switching to toher things.
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Lmao same been playing so many fighting games lately me thumb hurt doe can't play anymore tho my ass got kick out, again.
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So what should I prefer pad or stick 🤔 ?
Same here, also it helps A LOT if you are suffering from arthritis or carpal tunnel or anything similar, because of the physical way it's used, helped me a lot with my carpal tunnel pain.
Video footage is taken from a compilation of on XusesGB's channel. He does gameplay compilations for a ton of games, so go give em a watch if your into that kind of content! ruclips.net/user/XusesGB
That awkwardly sad moment when I play my best using a goddamn keyboard.
2 years later but whatever, that's cause a keyboard it's basically a D-pad.
Omg the energy you bring in your videos in 2024 😭love how much you’ve progressed 🫶🏾love the channel
For me (an inexperienced player when it comes to fight games) quarter-circling has always been my main difficulty. Would you recommend trying out something like the pad you showed in this video and using the d-pad instead of analog sticks? It felt kind of strange trying to use the d-pad to quarter circle on a standard PS4 controller so I’m a little skeptical
The D-pad is my preferred way to play on controller, It feels strange at first for sure, but with some practice it kind of becomes muscle memory!
if youre playing on gamepad the d-pad is absolutely the way to go
I used to feel the same but when your quarter circles don't work most of the time are because: 1- You press the trigger or button before completely finishing the quarter circle (normally because you do it fast) and 2- You're doing the move in the middle of an animation where you're not allowed to attack
My little advice is to use the little knuckle bone below your thumb to press and down and from there make movement forward or backward, works for me.
I alternate.
I use the analog stick for circle motions and use the d-pad for literally everything else. It works best for circle motions, especially tiger knees
I bought a cheap fightstick and modded it with sanwa parts so it lasts and i prefer octagonal gate over square also sanwa buttons feel way better than the original ones and for anyone wondering i bought the mayflash f101 stick
I got a stick because I'm used to drawing. Using my thumb felt unnatural and i got a stick without ever trying one. Worked out perfectly.
I grew up with arcade games, and although I've never been a fighting game expert per se, I also had an equal amount of time playing on consoles. The reason I use a fight stick for FighterZ is 1 because of the customization options and 2 because I have really big hands! When there's complex button sequences involved it's always really hard for me to do on a traditional controller because of the small buttons, so a fight stick is ideal because I always know what button I'm pushing.
I'll use my Nintendo switch pro controller, I'm not competitive:)
I know its not released on switch yet
Do you use the d pad or the joy stick
It is now lol
@@jgoldvlogs5835 I use D-pad, it's very bad... idk if it's my controller or my thumb but it hurts a lot and also, some directions are super innacurate (sorry if my English is bad)
@@christianserrano4669 yeah, definitely the d pad is horrible. That’s the reason I looked up for a video, to see for a better controller
Is it weird that I play sideways joycons on this game and still play better than PS4
I’m use it the elite controller for the Xbox.. I did customize it for the button layout to help with ease and playability for the game.
Bberry How can you use the extra buttons for the elite controller? What movements do you assign to them?
Jesus Martinez as far as the button layout goes I moved the vanishing attack to my RS which does help with attacking and quickly using it but as far as use it the paddles haven’t used them yet..I did try using the larger d-pad(yes I know it’s not the name of it) but if your thumb does come during a heated battle the pad will tend to lift and may fall
Quality and aesthetic > everything
I've always been awful at fighting games with a controller. (I'm not any good with a stick, either) I just can't seem to get the inputs that I want. When I tried a stick with this game, suddenly I could do things much easier. I don't know what it is, but I just play better with a stick. I had never used an arcade stick before that day, but after using it, I can never go back. Sticks just make sense to me for fighting games. Not to mention, my thumb always hurt after playing for a while on pad. Sticks are the way to go for me.
The stick to me is just easier to get the moves down
I usually try using the analog stick for the combos, but they don't always work. Guess that's a sign
i personally use the keyboard lol. my controls have light, medium, heavy, and special set to 7,8,9, and + on the numpad and WASD for movement and it works like a charm.
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When I first started fighting games using a stick was hard, but when I got used to it, I preferred it. The pads hurt my thumbs with all the half circles. Tekken is brutal with a controller, because all the moves that require you to hit face buttons at the same time, Try hitting x and triangle fast in a combo.
Hatts Harbringer I can, after hours on end upon practice, then I switched to a fight stick.
I copped a razer arcade stick for the x1. I'm getting accustomed to it at the moment but I feel eventually Ill feel comfortable later on. It's very responsive tho. This game has really sparked my fighting interest as of late.
I'm using a Gamecube controller, lmao
I feel like a GC controller is not that bad. It lacks an extra shoulder pad, but inputs are probably much easier with the notches on the analog stick.
Yeah, I had to swap some button mapping around but it works really nice.
i mean, the new wii U gamecube controllers have full shoulders pad. THE ONLY THING NINTENDO DID RIGHT XD
Are you talking about the Hori Battle Pad? That's not a Nintendo product. You also can't use it wired on PC :/
Gamecube's thumbstick is actually superior to other controllers. It's similar to an arcade stick and it's easier for precise diagonals.
You can pick up a fight stick in a few days. If you want one get one. But for dbz fighters controller is probably better. I like my stick for tekken and other fight games. Sticks are just more fun, think of it as a racing game. You can use your controller or a racing wheel
I bought a fight stick but I switched back to controller cause I didn’t feel to comfortable with it after a week
No one does after a week god dam.
I recommend an arcade stick because regular controllers do not always work.
if you think about it, the sega saturn controller might be a good fightpad... ofc i'm talking about the one without analog stick.
✔️has 6 buttons for L,M,H
✔️has shoulder buttons for L+M+H
in fact, the layout is similar to most fightpad, including the hori one that rhyme uses
If you need a fights stick at a cheap price, look at the mayflash sticks, there really good
Wich one would you recommend the most out of them. Im realy thinking about buying a mayflash f300 or f500 and i just dont know. (I know im here in these comments too late, my Bad tho)
@@tenju. personally, the f300 of your not gonna do any art for it. If you have the money, get the f500 elite
Aight thanks man and thanks you for the very fast response too.
I’m just using the stick so that when I go to my arcades once in a while, it won’t feel like I’m trying to learn the game all over again.
This dude is not screaming "we tech those" times were different
Though out my whole life in gaming I’ve always used a controller of some sort cause I’ve been used to the muscle memory and considering that I’m new to fighterz its cool that it’s introduced to quarter-circling and since Xbox d-pad is so small it’s way easier to quarter circle. Wow I actually wrote all that over a fighting game
dope vid it taught me that its not all about the controller as a inexperienced player i use a xbox 1 controller and play with analog stick that's what I've used my whole life
Personally I find the bumpers very useful and make combos that can use them easier to perform, not just dbfz but other fighters as well. Having multiple buttons linked to 1 button that isn't my thumb which is working on 4 at once feels very natural (although the fight stick does the same thing, utilizing more fingers)
may be weird but im loving the steam controller for fighter z.
Are you using the stick or the touchpad to move?
i personally use the touch pad but its all preference
Its that precise?
Not4You Me too, I use this controller for almost eveything. I personally use the analog stick though, since it's so close to the buttons and it helps for me to air dash easy using both thumbs. Just wonder if it'll be an issue if I ever become competitive eith DBFZ
I use a hori fighting commander and it's pretty good. I usually use pads for anime fighters and stick for the rest.
Haha so I bought blazblue to prepare myself for this game, and thank god I did. manual combos where so much harder in that game. learning dbfz combos came so much easier.
This video is actually pog. Thanks a lot.
Thanks google for sending me to this video! Awesome guide, real helpfull!
For myself, It has been extremely long since I played a fighting game and since I played most of my games during the 90s once I moved from NY to Florida. I lost my fighting game buddy since we lost touch. Now I am aiming to get back into my fighting game roots playing FighterZ. Gonna be a tough road but it will take time to get my skill where it once was. Since I stopped playing in 2000. Wish me luck lol
Best of luck getting back into it!
Thanks. Yea, trying to get used to double jumping when I launch them. I spend a great deal in training mode. Cause that double launch messes me up. Lol Keep forgetting to press up after the 8th hit to continue. I can pull off 10 to 12 hit combos. But I aim for those 18 hit or more.
Yea the jump cancel gets a lot of people, I would just say to keep at it and get it into your muscle memory of jumping towards them!
Yea, I think I spent a good 3 hours in Training Mode today. Kinda enjoying. Kid Buu, Krillin, Adult Gohan or Vegeta(super Saiyan or Super Saiyan Blue), Beerus, and 18
I recently got back into playing fighterz seriously and got my manual combos back down but I notice when watching really high skill competitive players that in their air combos from manuals they manage to do a 2H in the air then keep attacking to chain more damage but anytime I try to replicate this my 2H just has a sort of mini cutscene knocking them in the air with no opportunity to chain? It might just be me doing something wrong but I'm thinking it might just be something only possible with a fight stick as maybe you can just do the inputs faster to cancel the locked knock up animation? Any help would be massively appreciated as I wanna up my combos to the next level.
you don't press the heavy attack button alone you have to press down heavy to to do an aerial launcher here's a combo that works wonders for most characters .
low medium - standing medium - jump - light - medium -down heavy - medium - light - medium - jump - medium - light - medium - medium
(light is square/x - medium is triangle/y - heavy is circle/B and that's all you need to know to become a pro)
I'm a PC player, and I use an XBOX 360 Controller. Never owned an XBOX console, mainly owned Nintendo and PlayStation consoles. I've tried using the XBOX One controller for this game, but, it's uncomfortable. Personally, I love using the XBOX360 controller. It's comfortable, perfect size for my hands, and easy to use. If I ever go to a tournament, though, I feel like it'd be basically impossible to use an XBOX360 Controller.
I use a stick for all fighting games except Mortal Kombat. I feel like the layout just isn’t made for that game (2punches, 2 kicks, and a block button). Got my first stick for PS3 with SFIV Vanilla and never looked back. I used to play in arcades, it never had one at home. It was a bit of a transition (looong time since I’ve played in arcades) but once you get it down, it’s the only way you’ll want to play.
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There was an MK9 fight stick back when that came out that had a different layout from the norm (6 buttons laid out in an X shape with one extra button on the lower left side of the X), It emulates the arcade MK layout where the block button is in the center of the X (because it's your most important button to access)
I can't imagine using an arcade stick, heck even using a joystick for fighting games is insane to me, I need a good D-pad, so the ps4 controller has my number.
Only problem being 9 jumps for bnb combos
@@kakyoinsmenacingpaintbrush88 I guess, though I usually can handle those just fine. my main problem is oddly enough dashing, usually I end up walking instead of running forward.
I use the keyboard lol I’m doing fine
GG
Carpal Tunnel Here we come!
Are there difficulties to use ultimate attacks or any other things? Because I will buy it to play on keyboard...
No, it's not difficult at all. ruclips.net/video/GdvCG_ISoaM/видео.html
Dragon HAKI how do you connect it to ps4?
Just play with what the heck you find more comfortable, I will keep up with the Arcade Stick for every single fighting game, changing button layout in DB Fighterz is super important. Especially the Support Assistant Buttons.
in certain games, controllers are advantageous to sticks, such as tekken
you can also use a keyboard/hitbox which is considered optimal in basically every game, though it can also be more confusing to start out with.
IMO i believe its what depends on what people/gamers are comfortable with when playing fighting games. for example, whenever i play Street Fighter V, i always use controller (PS4) while in Tekken 7 i played it on arcade stick since the first time i played it on arcades (although im not used to it yet).
i use fightstick for street fight and stuff and i was stubburn at first but the game was clearly made for controller and now that ive embraced it im way better...and i have a te2+ im using a dual shock right now but i got a hori fighting comander on the way now
Hitbox controllers are really good for people who are used to playing games on keyboard. Jumping with your left thumb is kinda weird, but quarter circles and even half circles are easier to pull off imo.
thank you for this. Im into fighting games but I use a ps4 controller. Most people would say "no the fight stick is most optimal" even tho im not used to it.
I have been using the Xbone controller on the PC version, and I am having a really hard time to do the quarter circle motions which needless to say fucks me up during matches.
Reachie Don't give up, it's all about practice :)
It happens. Had a few of those kids in mom's basement throw a fit when I mentioned that dilemma. I have the problem whether it's ps4 xbone or Nintendo alike. The kids all exclaim it's 100% user error and to check my button presses in practice, yet when even practice says I'm doing it perfect it still fails. That's when the kids try to blame timing which the handy dandy replay shows no error. I'm any case, good luck!
Reachie that's my issue as well when doing combos. Like ill do 3 in a row no issue then the next 3 will just drop commands which is why i decided to go with a fight stick. I've never used one before but I'm excited to play this game in a new way. I'm getting the Hori Fightstick Pro N friday. Hope it goes well. I am expecting atleast a week adjustment from a controller though.
Same problem with PS4 regardless of DPad or Analog. It's so sporadic. Makes it a lot less fun
KH3player So can you tell us about your new controller? Is it better or worse than a normal controller?
I am by no means good at fighting games, but from my personal experience stick is more natural and slightly easier to play on. I have played DBF on both pad and stick and frankly I have a very hard time trying to use the thumb stick or directional buttons for my inputs, either too many directional inputs leading to things like jumping at the wrong time or missing an input for a special to end a combo. Now to stick. To put it simply, the sky is the limit. You can spend as much or as little money as you want on a stick. Personally I have 2 sticks, the first one is a PS3 Injustice Stick with added Sanwa buttons, and the second is a ~$40 stick i built myself (within the past week) using a prebuilt box and cheap knock-off stick, buttons, and usb encoder; frankly they both perform great for me and I have no problems using either. Again, like Doto and many others have said, it's simply personal preference and practice with your controller of choice! Sorry for the stupid long reply, but I hope this helps.
Hori Fighting Commander on PC works well for me. It gives you plenty of extra buttons. My Soul Calibur 4 fight stick died a couple years ago, so I've been using controllers since then, but I can use either a fight stick or a gamepad. Both have their pros and cons. If your serious about the game, it's probably worth trying both a stick and a pad, that way you can judge yourself which one helps you do things like instant air dashes easier. It's not like the fight stick will go to waste or anything. You can use it for the next 10 years if you get a really good one.
Very true, thanks for the comment!
Any special settings for Hori FC? Your button layout?:)
I have tag outs set to the right trigger and right bumper. i have vanish set to the left trigger. I have grab set to the rb button at the top left and i have super dash set to the top right.
Super dash top right? So XYAB are attacks, RB is Dragon Rush and RT is Superdash?
Yes, I'm thinking of perhaps setting RB and RT as assist keys and instead using using the X+Y and A+B to do dragon rush and super dash instead. I'm also thinking of maybe changing left and right triggers (RST and L) to be assists.
Thanks for the info. Been thinking buying a stick and now i know that dpad is okay with dbfz👍🏼
As a man who has motor skill disability what controller or adjustments would you recommend?
I play with a fightstick, but highly recommend controller. Its easier to move using a controller. Less range in motion
Keyboard if you're a kool Kat
i tried a ps4 controller and xbox one controller, (my friend's) mad catz fightstick and out of all of 'em
I prefer my keyboard, i shit you not. I much rather use my keyboard, my reason is that the movement is much more natural for me with the wasd setup
(planning to get the mixbox)
super jumps are very difficult to make
I feel you mate, but I use one joycon and still do better than PS4
I use the xarcade tank stick. It’s definitely a good option it’s durable and has 8 face buttons for each player. Two rows of 3 and then 2 bottom buttons that you use your thumb with. One plus is that it has a trackball so you can play some classic arcade games. Or super monkey ball in dolphin.
Yah i cursed myself. I played 3 years on controller then got a stick and now Fighterz is the only game i cant play stick in 😂 it feels off to me
Sonic fox uses a ps4/Xbox controller and hes literally already the best in this game. Look his gameplay if you dont believe me hes GOD like
m4ticc I think everyone knows sonic fox lol he’s the god of fighting games
+Zinogg Wow, fantastic insight. Now I know that every respected player over the last couple decades has actually been absolute trash because they happened to lose at some major this one time.
+Dallyink ??? That's not what Zinogg said. (S)He just mentioned that he lost his last evo. You're kind of making yourself seem like a salty fanboy
+Baas Shër Yeah, I know what he said. Now do yourself a favor and learn about what "context" means so you can have a better understanding of the discussion before opening your mouth again.
quit being salty Dallyink
In my opinion. The stick also has room to press buttons with better accuracy, and not too mention you can customize a fight pad with layouts. My Xbox one remote sucks when it comes to using a d pad or a thumbstick. Clicking the stick back and forth for dodging or quick maneuvers is not easy to do with a cheap little thumbstick or a d pad with only four directions.
Sega saturn controller = best controller for fighting games.
It has the best D pad and also the 6 button layout and it doesn't feel cheap
This is a no brainer question these days. Answer is to use whatever you feel comfortable with. People in the fgc have been successful with both stick and pad. Haven't finished your vid but pretty sure that's your conclusion too.
Have the Xbox one x and have been using the razer atrox good quality the only thing I change was the square to the octagonal for more movement in the stick 👌🏽
backbone+ remote play its really fun for me also dragon ball where every i go
u know Doto I was playing Tekken Tag 2 on the xbox 360 with a 360 controller and that's where I started my love 4 fighting games. after a few years my parents bought me a gaming pc and that love 4 fighting games was replaced by mostly fps's and mobas after a few month I returned 2 playing tt2 on my xbox 360 and fell in love again so my parents bought me tekken 7 dbfz and arcade stick. and tbh im way happier with the stick I play it every single day so I think what u said about trying out a new game and a new controller will make me worst then I am a proof that u could be wrong. ofc it was specific 4 me but it culd be like that 4 many others.
Hey do you use the Hori fighting commander? If so is it good for DBFZ?
The best Dbfz players plays with a PS4 controller.
i use keyboard since i have better control of "stick" inputs. Easier to do quarter circles because you literally just press two buttons for the quarter circle and whatever you have for the desired attack button. Also better to move in the air while doing combos. The only janky part i can really see is that its VERY different from controllers so if you're used to controllers...you're gonna have a difficult time, but it's very rewarding if you have patience. Only obnoxious part is if you do not have good control of your fingers and you misinput. PRACTICE!
Desperado I actually just switched to keyboard from controller for that very reason - I was dropping dpad inputs left and right, especially doing instant air dashes. I switched to keyboard two days ago and I’m already doing better than I ever was with a controller simply because I find the keyboard to be much more consistent with inputs for me personally. Granted I am average at best in this game, so I really didn’t have a very high bar to exceed switching to keyboard, but I’m super glad I switched.
Love you Doya for clearing my stress😅
I never thought I would need a fight stick but playing the game for a couple minutes can make me thumbs really have like a burning sensation when using the d-pad and it makes me very inaccurate which makes me not want to play
I'm not New to sticks at all I just want to be more accurate when I'm playing & comfortable so I'll be getting a stick soon
Nah, you really don't need to buy a $200-$300 rip-off fightstick. You can buy a cheap $60 one then buy the higher quality Sanwa or Qwanba parts (around $20-$30 extra, depending where you get the parts online) to replace the cheap parts in the cheap fightstick. Works really great! I've done that with my Mayflash fightstick and it hasn't worn out or stopped working and I've had it for 5 years now, and it still works reliably.
Granted, you may have to slightly modify the cheap fightstick's housing to make Sanwa buttons fit or solder the Sanwa/Qwanba joystick wires to the cheap stick's motherboard, but it isn't time consuming and is pretty easy to do and you save yourself hundreds of dollars for a rough equivalent that'll last just as long and feel just as high quality!
I know its a little too late to ask that, but i want to ask you what mayflash youve been using. Im realy thinking about buying a mayflash f500 or f300 and i realy dont know, which one would be the better option because one is 86 bucks and the other 100.
I have a fightstick and I have a controller what should I use honestly doto would love your input
If you guys want a cheap good fight stick look at the f-500 It's only $90 it works well and it's very customizable
Then there's me. Using a knock-off Switch Wired Pro Controller. I've gotten so used to it. Don't get me wrong. It's bad, no doubt, but after awhile it just starts to feel like a Xbox One Controller. It's not bad for what it is, but I would definitely much rather buy a official Pro Controller. Unfortunately, we never get any at our stores, and when we do I never have the money to buy one.
Controller definitely. I only use D-pads for fighting games, all other buttons don’t matter.
I think im gonna switch to keyboard, since its pretty hard to dash on my gc controller.
I wish they had a flick dash option, where if you flick your stick you would dash, and if you moved slowly, you would walk.
Man I love jiggling my joy stick
I’m having trouble with the manual combos
It just takes a little bit of dedicated practice, 30 minutes in training mode and you should have it all memorized and be comfortable with it!
DotoDoya thank you I hope to see lots of videos when the game releases!
Will do, thanks for the support!
Try looking into jump cancels my friend i’m sure you can find a video out there but essentially it is cancelling your jump into a hit so when in air you can hit light,jump,medium,jump,light etc. or put your own mix on it. Jump cancelling from the ground however is a little harder so I recommend just practicing your jump cancels in air or after you super dash or something. Then after the fact when you’re comfortable, all across the board, from neutral, you can press crouching medium,standing medium, jump,light, jump, medium,jump, light and etc. hope this helps
Yeah, at first i couldn't do a single air combo. But go into practice, and practice practice practice. I practiced for 10 minutes and within that 10 mins I've got comfortable and the timing on point.
Only problem with the PS4 controller I have is the joycon is unresponsive as fuck it registers an ultimate as a dragon rush even though I did the exact movements to use an ultimate costing me many many m a n y matches though it’s also awkward as fuck to just completely abandon the joycon and use the button inputs
Doesn't matter what you use pad or stick. I've been a pad player for years, just recently switched to stick and I find my inputs have improved better. But some things I can do better on pad, like insta air dash.
So I do agree you should get quality but with fighterz it has all controllers in mind and works really well with even cheap fightsticks. Leffen (the number 1 player on PC) even says that he would recommend against buying a 200 fightstick as it really isn't as much of an advantage to you in this game as it is in like SF, however, duration is key if you plan on playing for a very long time and with other fighters.
Yeah! Controllers work really well for this game, I was just saying if you happen to want a fightstick you probably want to get one that wont break too easily!
That's true, I was just saying if you want to get into fighting games more and want to use fighting sticks I actually recommend the cheaper ones to get the feel before eventually upgrading. It's helpful and you can always go up from there. It's what I plan to do since I haven't had a stick in a long time
I use a madcats TE fightstick, feels great with this game
For controllers. get a Hori FC5 Fighting Commander 5 or a Sega Saturn USB. those two are the best pads for fighting games imo
SillySausage I used to have two genuine USB Saturn pads from SLS Japan and my ex left the bag I had it in out in a parking lot because she got mad at me over the phone and she had been watching my bag for me while out in the field with the army. I was 15m away and when I got there my bag was gone with both controllers and some things my mom had given me years ago. I didn't pay much for them, I got lucky and got them on eBay for 10 bucks when nobody knew they were legit. Now they're literally priceless. Who knows where they are. The Hori pad is good but nothing compares to the Saturn pad. I don't know why people can't make a replica of it. As for my ex, I'm just hoping karma knows its way around.
I just switched over to Arcade Stick from controller. My hands are so outrageously sweaty after a few matches on a controller that I would constantly Mia input with the controller. Switched for more precision and much less moisture lol.
I buyed a 8BitDo Arcade Stick and omg gameplay is so much better. :)
Normally the PS4 controller is fine with me, but not in this game. I find that when I get into it my fast movements with either directional option causes me to press something I don't wanna touch! Be it the edge of my long thumb brushing against the share button, which opens up the goddamn share menu, or if I'm on the analog stick, my thumb falling off the stick completely and hitting the home button. Like you I also have trouble using shoulder buttons quickly enough when I'm trying to link up attacks. It's a real pain in the ass.
I feel like that due to playing with a fight stick, as long as you can train your fingers to move independently very well you'll eventually have a big advantage over using a normal controller. My logic is as follows, when you're playing with your thumb you have to rapidly move it all over the place, whereas when you're using your fingertips you just have to occasionally move them up and down; otherwise you just have to press down a button. I feel like this increases the speed of your button presses, once you're used to it and reduces the chance of erroring and pressing the wrong buttons. I'm finding some of the combos challenges INCREDIBLY hard to do because I just can't press the buttons consistently fast enough with the standard PS4 controller/layout.
How did you setup the ps4 controller
Set up? I didn't. I used the default setup.
@@millgiass im thinking of buying this game but seeing your comment maybe not...if i have to buy new controllers or 🕹️ to play well.then its not worth it...i will just stick to tekken 7..
@@gogozeppeli9267 I have long thumbs. So it mostly happens when I'm doing aerials. This is not a tappy tappy game like tekken, it's a directional sweepy, tappy, switch directions, tappy, etc game, like Blaze Blue. It can be had for a cheap price on PS4, I prefer the switch Pro control to the PS4 control though.
im more comfortable with a keyboard with all customized keybinds i deffinitly recommend it
When using the 6 button pad, do you use all 6 buttons or do you continue to use the trigger buttons? I recently got one and using R1 and R2 on the face is just plain difficult to get use to. I end up losing my button positioning especially when doing combos.
I have a mayflesh fightstick it's not that bad
I played on stick thru ggxx - ggxxac+R and even some in Rev2, but as I'm learning this game so far, it doesn't seem like it needs to be played on a stick, ps4 controller just makes a lot of sense in this game
Madcatz TE2 doesnt work properly when plugged into PC..i have managed to make it work,but LT and RT are not recognized..it seems to be a Windows problems..have u find a solution for this issue?
Steam's Big Picture Mode allows for D-Input controllers to be read as X-input. Just go into Big Picture mode and map the buttons for your stick. This video details the process: ruclips.net/video/3tSzaOje640/видео.html
When I play fighting games I use arcade stick when I played Tekken I use a joystick
@dotoclips you should do a video of the journey of Dotos intros
For pc users, my recommendations are, are you a total beginner? Do you really want to try a fightstick? Get a qanba evo drone from qanbausa.com, i know, it is like ~120 dollars if you include shipping and all depends what part of the world you're in, but is really portable, lightweight and it comes with sanwa parts from stock, want to try a controller? Are you gonna be just playing fighting games? Buy a hori fighting commander, cheaper than a ps4 controller, really good quality, and it works on ps4/ps3/pc, if you're going to play something else besides fighting games... you might want a xbox one controller or adapt a ps4 controller using ds4, etc...
I'm also majin rank and use a razor wolverine ultimate, this I feel this the best controller for the game, and is already tournement ready
I use controllers on every fighting game even if i use pc cause usually the keyboard controls are shit
I grew up with keyboards. Tried Arcade sticks, Console gamepads but No..
A Keyboard has always worked the best for me, and im not even bad at the game (not to sound cocky)
tbh i use my joy cons as this was my first exposure to the game and i now prefer the stick vs the d pad.
As someone with a wealth of experience in many controller types, I honestly feel an arcade stick offers a higher level of precision.
It's common sense if you think about it. The layout of a fight stick allows a more natural way to interact with your character. This only really applies to fighting games and platformers though.
But if u have DragonBall Fighterz on PC can u use a Xbox 360 controller ?
yes
Before I even finish this video, I'd like to say that it doesn't matter what controller you use, as long as you feel comfortable using it. Every controller has pros and cons, just find which one works for you.
Edited: I'm glad to see that DotoDoya also feels the same way
Do you think you can do well with a 360 controller?
yes!
I play with Dualshock 4 and my left thumb is _demolished_
Um, is it bad that i use a wii u pro controller