Your grenades actually become useless on KBM; prolonged throwing and cooking them can potentially snap your fingers.

Movement is nicer on the controller, but I think I'll have to agree that aiming is much bloody easier.

Personally, I think turn speed on the suits should be balanced, but to balance the control schemes fairly, there NEEDS to be a hard cap on turn speed to prevent mouse users from getting an advantage.

Having the ability to use a keyboard and mouse is the only reason I consider this game a serious shooter. Break my turn rate with a stupid cap, and I'm done.

Having the ability to use a keyboard and mouse is the only reason I consider this game a serious shooter. Break my turn rate with a stupid cap, and I'm done.

Having the ability to use a keyboard and mouse is the only reason I consider this game a serious shooter. Break my turn rate with a stupid cap, and I'm done.

Your wrong if you change your sensitivity on the DS3 your turn speed is just as quick, also the heavy turn speed is limited as with kb/m you can turn way faster as a assult or scout. next time try crouching and turning and you will see that it is turn speed limited. the fact is people dont change there ds3 sensitivity.

case closed

your wrong OP

Your wrong if you change your sensitivity on the DS3 your turn speed is just as quick, also the heavy turn speed is limited as with kb/m you can turn way faster as a assult or scout. next time try crouching and turning and you will see that it is turn speed limited. the fact is people dont change there ds3 sensitivity.

case closed

your wrong OP

Lol actually your wrong.

I play with a DS3 usually, however I plugged my Razer Abbysus into the PS3 to test it out. you can indeed turn A LOT faster with the mouse and importantly (I stress this) keep a good level of ADS accuracy.

You state that if you change the sensitivity on the DS3 you can turn just as fast. The fact is that turning up the sensitivity on on the controller is still not as fast as a mouse and it also makes maintaining ADS accuracy a lot more difficult (especially with the twitchy nature of the aiming currently in dust when using the DS3)

The reason I am able to turn very quickly with my mouse is because it has adjustable polling rate and DPI settings.

For example:

Mouse setup 1 - 1000hz polling, 1800 DPI (my PC setup) - requires longer broad strokes to turn my character (requires senstivity set to 100 to get a respectable turning speed when used on ps3

Mouse setup 2 - 125hz polling rate, 1800 DPI - incredibly quick turning speed, actually had to turn sensitivity down to zero (still found it to sensitive for my liking, I am able to 360 my character with a flick of the wrist)

Mouse setup 3 - 125hz 450 DPI - a good balance between the two options above (still able to turn faster than DS3)

Mouse setup 4 -1000hz polling 3500 dpi - faster than option 1 slower than 3. I dont like my dpi this high.

Mouse setup 5 - 125 hz polling rate, 3500 dpi - lol dont bother, its basically option 2 on speed.

Basically the turning rate when using a mouse is heavily determined by the polling rate of your mouse. Seems to me that PS3 has trouble keeping up with mice set to a higher polling rate (polling rate is basically how frequently your mouse speaks to PC/PS3)

Rant over lol

So your saying you want an advantage over DS3 user's or you won't play hmm well don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you

There's one major issue with what alot of ppl are asking for. And that issue is that it's not actually possible!

CCP has already done what they can by trying to limit the speed of the diffrent suits and even when testing with the diffrent dpi mouse's you'll notice a difference between suits. Going beyond that and asking for a hard limit is pointless because the game doesn't actually know how much the mouse has moved. The game only knows what the mouse tells it. If the mouse sais the user has moved 2 meters to the left, how can you know he only moved one inch? You can't. You relie on the mouse to give you this info and well they will all work differently and can be setup differently.


edit: maybe in the future the playstation will have an eye and it will watch you move the mouse and say "aha, you barely moved that mouse you cheater"

I'm more hoping for an automatic derp filter for posts like yours.

The game is not reliant on the mouse to limit the turn speed, a mouse is an input source not the game engine.

So your saying you want an advantage over DS3 user's or you won't play hmm well don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you

Yea when you look at vehicle driving you will see just how OP the kb/m set up is over the ds3. When you see a Soma with an armor plate and no thrusters/powerplants out pace a Gunnlogi you will begin to understand just how OP the kb/m set up is. The Soma was driving so fast it appeared on screen to be glitching/rubberbanding forward.

I like the idea of being allowed to use the KB/M, but I'm frustraited and annoyed that you design a game for the PS3 and make the default controller sub-optimal.

Get a mouse. Problem solved.

It doesn't matter if anyone thinks that an FPS game should be played on a mouse or controller the fact is that certain mouses give an advantage then it should , so it should be fixed . If anyone leaves because the mouse won't make them feel special anymore then leave, you most likely will be easily be replaced anyway by someone else.

That's like blaming the gun fighter because the knife fighter thinks close quarters is better, but whines the gun fighter doesn't play by his rules.

Could be said that assault rifles give an advantage over a nova knife, but doesn't mean it should be fixed. Some people feel more comfortable playing with a controller, some people feel more comfortable with a mouse. Being primarily a PC gamer, I prefer the mouse. Remember, the same advantage available to those who use a mouse is available to you too. By choosing not to use a mouse, you give up an advantage, whether it's really there, or not.

The game is designed with hard caps on turning speed for the different suits. That's a deliberate mechanic that was built into the game as part of the balance between suits. Those are an intentional design decision, and this is an exploit allowing people to circumvent those limits.

Could be said that assault rifles give an advantage over a nova knife, but doesn't mean it should be fixed. Some people feel more comfortable playing with a controller, some people feel more comfortable with a mouse. Being primarily a PC gamer, I prefer the mouse. Remember, the same advantage available to those who use a mouse is available to you too. By choosing not to use a mouse, you give up an advantage, whether it's really there, or not.

Ah, that, okay. I thought it was another controller vs mouse argument. Of course the heavy suit should turn slower than a scout, but as I don't really play the heavy, I haven't noticed it.

It doesn't matter if anyone thinks that an FPS game should be played on a mouse or controller the fact is that certain mouses give an advantage then it should , so it should be fixed . If anyone leaves because the mouse won't make them feel special anymore then leave, you most likely will be easily be replaced anyway by someone else.