Gaming KBMs can be programed and then plugged into the console. So macros and bindings are pretty simple. Ever wonder how that scout decloaks, throws an RE, jumps, recloaks, and blows you up faster than you can switch to a sidearm.....

I have been really thinking about switching to it for some time. The turn speed looks amazing and the targeting is much faster.

Not just gaming keyboards. Just take any old wireless usb keyboard, plug that sucker into the PS3 and it works, no programming required.

As in programing for key mapping and macros. Any KB works on the game, but a cheap gaming KB and mouse can be preprogramed and then plugged into the PS3 with any key map you want. Macros as well. That's a huge advantage.....

Cannot quote this enough

I see so many vids that clearly show the player using keyboard and mouse. The jerky, instant turns that indicate a mouse controlled move are unmistakeable. I also have seen the effect of being targeted by someone using a mouse to do that targeting. It's almost instantaneous. I can see how it's possible for using a joystick on a DS3 controller to achieve the same degree of precision, but it's just NOT possible to do it so fast.

I have avoided KBM because I believe the DS3 controller is the most appropriate for use with the PS3, but what benefit is it to me if the KBM kiddies have the upper hand due to speed and precision? There is no doubt that the DS3 is appropriate for certain types of games - I play Ace Combat games which are totally acceptable on the DS3 - the style of the controller with its analogue sticks is completely correct for this type of game. But for something like Dust, I'm starting to think it should simply have been on the PC in the first place, KBM and all. Given it's on PS3, using a keyboard and mouse seems unfortunate to me, but reasonable.

Has anyone else any views on this? Is it simply a matter of using whatever is appropriate? I noted that there are some things that I couldn't figure out how to do with my little keypad keyboard, like Daily Missions - how are things like that achieved?

I'd wager a guess that these people you see are using one of those mouse controllers like this one. I've been curious to try it out myself but I can't justify spending the cash.

Gaming KBMs can be programed and then plugged into the console. So macros and bindings are pretty simple. Ever wonder how that scout decloaks, throws an RE, jumps, recloaks, and blows you up faster than you can switch to a sidearm.....

I'm a MKB user and sought after improving my performance by getting on of those splitfish'.
Just terrible...Can't compete with 10 buck USB keyboard and Logitech G700
http://support.logitech.com/en_hk/product/wireless-gaming-mouse-g700

Gaming KBMs can be programed and then plugged into the console. So macros and bindings are pretty simple. Ever wonder how that scout decloaks, throws an RE, jumps, recloaks, and blows you up faster than you can switch to a sidearm.....

I have been really thinking about switching to it for some time. The turn speed looks amazing and the targeting is much faster.

As in programing for key mapping and macros. Any KB works on the game, but a cheap gaming KB and mouse can be preprogramed and then plugged into the PS3 with any key map you want. Macros as well. That's a huge advantage.....

Feel free to use any USB keyboard and mouse.
But, prepare to be severly handicapped in basic rifle combat at ranges between 5 to 50 m, because that's the area where Aim Assist excels over MKB precision.

The reward for that sacrifice is superiority in forging, sniping and tanking.

Feel free to use any USB keyboard and mouse.
But, prepare to be severly handicapped in basic rifle combat at ranges between 5 to 50 m, because that's the area where Aim Assist excels over MKB precision.

The reward for that sacrifice is superiority in forging, sniping and tanking.

Feel free to use any USB keyboard and mouse.
But, prepare to be severly handicapped in basic rifle combat at ranges between 5 to 50 m, because that's the area where Aim Assist excels over MKB precision.

The reward for that sacrifice is superiority in forging, sniping and tanking.

If you really want to get better just train with what you been using, and get better. All these so-called "slayers" simply use modded controllers to alter movement speed, aim, and rate of fire. They still suck without it, and you know this because they still get rekt and have now started glitching on top of their mods....

If you weren't good with DS3 just change your playstyle, tactics, and strategy. Sometimes it's the way you apply what you use, and not what you're using.

Clear example is all these modded controller players still eating sand, and getting thrashed when up against good teams in PC. They'll always be kd padding pub stars, and mods and glitches won't save them when up against team work, tactics, and disciplined players.

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If you really want to get better just train with what you been using, and get better. All these so-called "slayers" simply use modded controllers to alter movement speed, aim, and rate of fire. They still suck without it, and you know this because they still get rekt and have now started glitching on top of their mods....

If you weren't good with DS3 just change your playstyle, tactics, and strategy. Sometimes it's the way you apply what you use, and not what you're using.

Clear example is all these modded controller players still eating sand, and getting thrashed when up against good teams in PC. They'll always be kd padding pub stars, and mods and glitches won't save them when up against team work, tactics, and disciplined players.

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Other than that, I've never seen "aim assist" actually assist me!