Worth playing with a controller?

[Aggromonk]

I got into the game a little while back but found the controls a bit difficult. I'm just wondering if you lose and of the experience by playing with a controller?

[theo]

No, if you're more comfortable with it go ahead, it's fully supported

[Krono]

Some parts of the game will be more difficult with a controller, but they've done a lot of patching and stuff for controller support so you should be able to play the game perfectly fine with one. The game is out on consoles and stuff too, so playing with a controller is normal

[Alexis]

Do what's comfortable, :) core game play is still there.

[♠.brT]

I play with a ps4 controller, perfectly playable.

Only issue i have is with lockpicking, its definitely a lot easier with kb/mouse, but hardly an issue for me i simply move to the km/mouse anytime i face a very hard lock since those are the only ones i struggle with in the controller.

[Elwood Hirsch]

Originally posted by ♠.brT:

I play with a ps4 controller, perfectly playable.

Only issue i have is with lockpicking, its definitely a lot easier with kb/mouse, but hardly an issue for me i simply move to the km/mouse anytime i face a very hard lock since those are the only ones i struggle with in the controller.

I Play with a Steam Controller and I have separate action layers for: On Foot, Horse, Lock Picking, Grinding Stone and Alchemy Bench all with their own sensitivity and haptic feedback etc. settings. Using the two touch pads with custom sensitivity settings for lock picking works really well.

Can you use the Steam Controller configuration software to adjust the sensitivity and dead zone settings of your ps4 analog sticks?

[♠.brT]

Originally posted by Elwood Hirsch:

Originally posted by ♠.brT:

I play with a ps4 controller, perfectly playable.

Only issue i have is with lockpicking, its definitely a lot easier with kb/mouse, but hardly an issue for me i simply move to the km/mouse anytime i face a very hard lock since those are the only ones i struggle with in the controller.

I Play with a Steam Controller and I have separate action layers for: On Foot, Horse, Lock Picking, Grinding Stone and Alchemy Bench all with their own sensitivity and haptic feedback etc. settings. Using the two touch pads with custom sensitivity settings for lock picking works really well.

Can you use the Steam Controller configuration software to adjust your ps4 analog sticks?

Hmm, i don't use the default steam ps4 controller support for KCD because i can't get steam to see the controller when using bluetooth.

I use DS4Windows and in that i do have the ability to create different profiles that can be easily changed on the go, so i might try doing that, thanks for the idea.
And yes with DS4Windows i can play around with the sensitivity and dead zone of the analog sticks.

[Elwood Hirsch]

Originally posted by ♠.brT:

Originally posted by Elwood Hirsch:

I Play with a Steam Controller and I have separate action layers for: On Foot, Horse, Lock Picking, Grinding Stone and Alchemy Bench all with their own sensitivity and haptic feedback etc. settings. Using the two touch pads with custom sensitivity settings for lock picking works really well.

Can you use the Steam Controller configuration software to adjust your ps4 analog sticks?

Hmm, i don't use the default steam ps4 controller support for KCD because i can't get steam to see the controller when using bluetooth.

I use DS4Windows and in that i do have the ability to create different profiles that can be easily changed on the go, so i might try doing that, thanks for the idea.
And yes with DS4Windows i can play around with the sensitivity and dead zone of the analog sticks.

Awesome, good luck.