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The PS4 is more smooth, but that's what I don't like about it.
Sometimes when I hold down back, the game thinks I'm just crouching and not blocking, but that's a bug that affects MOST controllers, not just PS4 ones.
with qcb and qcf. Seems like they work only when they want to. With arcade stick it works no problem, but other than that, i dont like to play with stick.
The real problem with PS4 controllers is that they don't last long if you play fighting games on them a alot.
If you know anyone with a PS4 controller, ask to borrow it so you can test it and get the feel for it in SFV.
I'd give the DS4.0 pad a 4/10 and the new one, something close to 9/10 (can do IA legs, IA gale, etc very easily, no trouble for anything)
PS4 pad registers every movement very well so you'll be able to perform exactly the moves you want to perform (I sometimes have a hard time using moves like shoryuken on the 360 pad)