But CCP said they would. They should hold up to their words. If not, then how can you trust them with what they say?

From CCP Jian, on Twitter: "@EONmagazine and those asking for an "official statement": DUST 514 *will* support keyboard and mouse on PS3"

But CCP said they would. They should hold up to their words. If not, then how can you trust them with what they say?

From CCP Jian, on Twitter: "@EONmagazine and those asking for an "official statement": DUST 514 *will* support keyboard and mouse on PS3"

KBM requires more skill than controller does.

The problem is that the skill ceiling is a lot higher on KBM than controller.

Get your facts straight.

Nope its the other way around KBM is easier and just simply better for fps games. Yet i hope they dont bring it to the game because it would unbalance this game into oblivion

I keep seeing people say this but I am puzzled as to what it means.

Is it that it will make certain weapons more powerful than it is designed to be or is just mouse and keyboard users outperforming gamepad users?

I wonder how many of these people here actually play any PC titles, let alone shooters.

I wonder if they're actually listening to themselves.

This is a change that benefits the console gamer. Mouse and keyboard doesn't have to be exclusive to PC gaming. They're going to be given the chance to experience the ergonomic, sharp, smooth and intuitive controls of PC FPS and they're whining about it.

I wonder if they're actually listening to themselves.

This is a change that benefits the console gamer. Mouse and keyboard doesn't have to be exclusive to PC gaming. They're going to be given the chance to experience the ergonomic, sharp, smooth and intuitive controls of PC FPS and they're whining about it.

I keep seeing people say this but I am puzzled as to what it means.

Is it that it will make certain weapons more powerful than it is designed to be or is just mouse and keyboard users outperforming gamepad users?

basically what people are saying is kb/m players have a better accuracy in fps because its points and click. analoge stick users have to have more dexterity to have a good shot.

Oh mighty PC super race enlighten us

The RTS market is non-existent for the PS3. Why's that? :P

Pfft. No. You've got aim assists and wider hitboxes so even if you are missing you're still "hitting".

so do pc players have aim assists. and no its really not that easy to hit people by missing them. hit boxes arnt that bigger then pc (and some games the same). i play both for different reasons. pc my accuracy rating in most games is around the 40% mark, 22% average for console. iv played both for a very very long time. and consider my self a above average player. pc is point and click, analoge requires more dexterity.

so do pc players have aim assists. and no its really not that easy to hit people by missing them. hit boxes arnt that bigger then pc (and some games the same). i play both for different reasons. pc my accuracy rating in most games is around the 40% mark, 22% average for console. iv played both for a very very long time. and consider my self a above average player. pc is point and click, analoge requires more dexterity.

Because people don't know any better, and for the most part people complain about the cost of running and maintaining a PC.



Players on PC (for games that y'know.. aren't given the one-size-fits-all treatment a-la Activision) don't get aim assist. They don't. Hitting a target on PC, is hitting a target. Those hitboxes are proper, and the mouse input is left alone.

"Analogue requires more dexterity". I'd argue against that considering more keys, more fine movements on the keyboard. Either way, this is a pretty stupid argument. Mice are better for shooters, everyone in here has pretty much agreed, therefore mice should be an option offered, despite people's fears of it being the "dominating input".

Only because it is so much more limited.

That's why mouse and keyboard aiming is so much better. It doesn't need to slow down your cursor over an enemy, it doesn't need to stick to an enemy. Its effectiveness is so much greater and precise. To a point where none of those artificial boosters are necessary.