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However, it does support 1 keyboard for the 2 players. If you have a gaming keyboard (aka a keyboard with no 3-key limitation), this game works perfectly fine with it.
PC gamers have used joysticks/gamepad/controllers for at least 30 years. They were never just for consoles. PC doesn't automatically mean keyboard + mouse.
Exactly.
Slicing clones as Deadpool or crushing demons as Dante while playing with an Xbox 360 controller is like paradise on Earth.
You need a controller with two analog sticks, like an Xbox 360 controller.
You can drop the elitarism and try to accept that the BEST way to play this game is with a controller, even if you can use a keyboard.
Simply buy a controller. Its not the last game that will ever come out and is good for a gamepad.
I´m sure you have other games in your library that can be played better with a gamepad than keyboard and mouse.
And:
If you don´t wanna play it don´t play it!!!! But dont whine about not having a controller!
I completely agree with that!!! :p
I do, its a Xbox 360 cheap ebay copy for the PC.
I quite like my Logitech USB controller, it costs $25 and works with everything I need it to (which is primarily emulators but some steam games work with a controller too).
The 360 controllers are garbage. They're too big, the Dpad is crap, and the triggers are too heavy. Get a PS4 controller if you want quality but any old USB controller will work fine, most try to emulate the PS family's contours which have worked just fine for 20 years and are vastly superior to any other controller I've ever held.
But seriously though how can anyone say that. I have woman's typical small hands and the controller fits perfectly and the triggers run smoothly. Are you a little person?
I just think it's bulky, I have used PS controllers for the entire duration that I've gamed on consoles so the switch was uncomfortable. The buttons on a 360 controller click uncomfortably, the Dpad is actually pretty broken (Tried Rayman Origins on a 360 and the thing wouldn't respond fast enough), I found the triggers weren't sensitive enough and they were more stubborn than a PS3's triggers, and the holders felt big in my hands. I don't think I have small hands, they're the typical sze for any female I guess.