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And even if i get used to all that i don't think it's exactly good on the long run.
You shouldn't need to tweak in a game to play it.
>its uplayable without a controller
i use the keyboard and i have a better time using it than the controller. dont blame the game, blame yourself for being bad.
Controller works fine in other games like assassins creed or even Pubgs. A litlle help would be appreciated
Do you know how many variations of gamepads, controllers, and fight sticks that are out on the market? There's alot. To expect all of them to be able to just plugged in and play is a unrealistic standard.
If you want to use a controller, then you're gonna have to atleast put in a little bit of an effort. Makes sense no? And someone mentioned a good point, don't use the analog on ur controller. Use the D-Pad, it's alot more percise that way. (Pervents you from accidentally ducking or jumping).
I've been playing fighting games (Tekken, SFV, UnderNight) in general with controllers, and I do pretty okay. So you're really not at an disvantage with a controller.
With the dpad on the controller?