How many of you are Leverless/ Keyboard players?!?!

[Rvello95]

I am currently using a Hitbox controller and i am just curious, how many of you are using a Leverless or play on Keyboard?

I would love to see a currently population for controllers of some kind if there is one.

[Cam]

This is the first game I'm using a leverless controller for, really enjoying the experience.

[processor.dev1l]

I use a fightbox

[progste]

Me! I got a cheap haute42 leverless around the launch of T8 and it's been very fun to use.

[BlackRock Saber]

I have a fightstick but as I am aging I might think to getting one of those to make my gaming easier on the hands. I just don't understand how those work yet. So I still need to look at some videos before purchasing one. i don't want to use my KB because the keys are to small and I don't want to break my keycaps.

[Cam]

Originally posted by progste:

Me! I got a cheap haute42 leverless around the launch of T8 and it's been very fun to use.

I got the same brand, really enjoying it and the like 200$ I saved over a brand name HitBox.

[Spooky7.62]

I use hitbox, fightbox and kitsune.

Just waiting on my mixbox; keyboard is superior to the three named above.

[76561199678135172]

cheatbox users
I never in my live saw any non arcade "STICK" users tekken 3 - Tekken 7. Only the cheatbox let you do skilless users do stuff you couldnt without it. And you can press in 2 different (left/right) at the same time, thats impossible on controller or arcade stick. How that is allowed...

[Cam]

Originally posted by Sown-Clown-Laughter:

cheatbox users
I never in my live saw any non arcade "STICK" users tekken 3 - Tekken 7. Only the cheatbox let you do skilless users do stuff you couldnt without it. And you can press in 2 different (left/right) at the same time, thats impossible on controller or arcade stick. How that is allowed...

Cranky 'coz you're hungry, aren't ya?

[processor.dev1l]

Originally posted by Sown-Clown-Laughter:

cheatbox users
I never in my live saw any non arcade "STICK" users tekken 3 - Tekken 7. Only the cheatbox let you do skilless users do stuff you couldnt without it. And you can press in 2 different (left/right) at the same time, thats impossible on controller or arcade stick. How that is allowed...

If you press left+right, it makes a neutral, that's pressing nothing with extra steps...

[Josefumi]

Originally posted by Sown-Clown-Laughter:

cheatbox users
I never in my live saw any non arcade "STICK" users tekken 3 - Tekken 7. Only the cheatbox let you do skilless users do stuff you couldnt without it. And you can press in 2 different (left/right) at the same time, thats impossible on controller or arcade stick. How that is allowed...

can literally do the same thing with a PS4 controller my man, is PS4 controller cheating?

[Samvega]

Originally posted by Sown-Clown-Laughter:

cheatbox users
I never in my live saw any non arcade "STICK" users tekken 3 - Tekken 7. Only the cheatbox let you do skilless users do stuff you couldnt without it. And you can press in 2 different (left/right) at the same time, thats impossible on controller or arcade stick. How that is allowed...

Wow, that's a long-winded way of saying "How dare you buy a tournament-legal peripheral".

[Samvega]

Originally posted by BlackRock Saber:

I have a fightstick but as I am aging I might think to getting one of those to make my gaming easier on the hands. I just don't understand how those work yet. So I still need to look at some videos before purchasing one. i don't want to use my KB because the keys are to small and I don't want to break my keycaps.

Fight stick has buttons for attacks.

Leverless has four buttons on left for movement, instead of stick. It's just pressing buttons with your other hand (generally your left).

I have two hitboxes in a layout simlar to Q/W/E and V on my keyboard. That V, below everything else, is for Up. Q/W/E is left/down/right.
For Tekken, I use right thumb for the lower button. This helps with some movement tech. Also, I don't need my right thumb to press attack buttons as well, as it's a 4 button game. For SF6, I use left thumb to jump, because there are 6 buttons so my right thumb is useful there.

There are also WASD orientation leverless options, with up above left/down/right, but I much prefer the layout I have, with up under your thumb.

[Samvega]

Originally posted by Samvega:

Originally posted by BlackRock Saber:

I have a fightstick but as I am aging I might think to getting one of those to make my gaming easier on the hands. I just don't understand how those work yet. So I still need to look at some videos before purchasing one. i don't want to use my KB because the keys are to small and I don't want to break my keycaps.

Fight stick has buttons for attacks.

Leverless has four buttons on left for movement, instead of stick. It's just pressing buttons with your other hand (generally your left).

I have two hitboxes in a layout simlar to Q/W/E and V on my keyboard. That V, below everything else, is for Up. Q/W/E is left/down/right.
For Tekken, I use right thumb for the lower button. This helps with some movement tech. Also, I don't need my right thumb to press attack buttons as well, as it's a 4 button game. For SF6, I use left thumb to jump, because there are 6 buttons so my right thumb is useful there.

There are also WASD orientation leverless options, with up above left/down/right, but I much prefer the layout I have, with up under your thumb.

I got used to leverless (it took time for my first controller to be custom made by Furin Arcade) by playing SF6 on keyboard for a month or so. It's far preferable to pad. You could buy a cheap mechanical gaming keyboard to try it out, without ruining your current one. I'm rocking a £50, ten-year-old Corsair K65, and it's still going (and I bought two different replacement keyboards over the years, expecting this one to give up the ghost).