Most players using the MOVE with DUST514 will probably use a gun adapter since DUST is a shooter.
But the current MOVE configs are made for folks NOT using a gun adapter, as if it were a tennis game. . . this really doesn't make any sense.

for instance, both config A and B assign 'jump' to buttons which cannot be used while running with a gun adapter like the sony-Sharpshooter. The left hand cannot access the 'x' or 'o' while using the thumb-stick, and the right hand won't even be holding the motion controller so that option is right out.

also the grenade throw and zoom are backwards, they need their buttons to be swapped, but there is no way to do that currently.


solutions :
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a) make a config setting specifically for the sony-sharpshooter. If this, then PLEASE examine Killzone3 as an example of how MOVE button mapping should be laid out for a shooter with a gun controller.

b) *best solution* make a custom config that allows the player to set the buttons themselves! <-- please do this.

id rather sit back with the move resting on my leg, but sharpshooter options cant hurt

ok,
. . .No matter what position I hold my move controller in, when I spawn I'm either staring at the floor or directly up at the sky and with the slow vertical movement speed I am often in trouble or dead before I even get my bearings and get my vision on an even keel. Surely aautomatically being centred for a spawn is a possibility for move users?

YES! -- this is also a huge problem, esp. when spawning into a contested waypoint to defend it. . . and spending the first crucial few seconds just trying to figure out which direction the gun is pointing just to see who/what is around you-- >>bang << you're dead from the attackers.

With a sharpshooter, even if I spawn in with the gun pointed directly at the middle of my screen, my character will appear facing straight up or down [random], and furthermore if I am inside a building all i see is a metal wall-- It can literally take four to five seconds of trial and error in different directions to figure out if i am looking at the floor or ceiling. . . then finally center the view if i am still alive.

solution:
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if the move controller is being used --> the game should auto center the view when the character is spawning in and STAYS CENTERED VERTICALLY until the view fades in fully and hands off control to the player. Maybe let the player turn left and right in that crucial first second when the view is fading up, but definitely not spin up or down randomly and result in blinding the player.
Maybe make the above an option in settings in case some players don't like it.