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No
No
and no
This is a joke right?
Id say that movement is better with a pad. WASD is kinda limiting next to analog.
But you're right about aiming. It would be near impossible to deal with skulks at your feet, never mind a lerk flying about. Plus think of comanders trying to place ammo/health in a fight.
Iv looked for them. Not many exist and cost a good amount of cash last I read them up and when I bought one.
Certain you can find something. Problem I keep running into mixing analog with a mouse. You more or less have half a gamepad and some games disalbe the mouse when using a pad or have problems with analog making it just a slow digital. When you get past that, PC games have a LOT of keys you need to use. With the thing I got (need to find it again, can't remember where I put it) has 6-7 mouse buttons (M1-2, 4 side, the wheel) and about 9 on the pad (4 D-pad, 2 shoulder, select/start, and the stick itself). When you have to bind everything to fit just 16 keys is gets limited.
In Planetside 2 I need 5 keys for voice chat alone. Teamspeak and a key for squad, platoon, outfit, and command voice. Then I need keys for reload, use, spotting, crouch, call outs, text chat, map, fire mode, and a few more. Then
1st world problems. A pad mouse combo is doable, they just aren't very good in games that don't support pads the last time I tryed getting it to work. Im going to try and find that damned thing again and give it another go. Maybe it'll work better than I recaall.
Even then you have to have games that support analog inputs to start with. PC master race has the perfect aim of a mouse and keys out the ass, but is lacking in movement control.
Because dual-analog setups when you need commander hotkeys and need to be able to deal with targets that move at extremely high speeds with movement patterns more unpredictable than the usual horizontally running dudebro you would be aiming at in most popular FPS games = no.
Not without so many concessions to take dual-analog controls into account that it really wouldn't be the same game anymore.