Maybe this sounds stupid, and maybe it's because I'm old. I think playing with a controller makes me feel more immersed in the game. I do so much work stuff on a computer that gaming on one has never felt quite right.
Edit: I understand the argument related to FPS and all that stuff. I grew up playing duck hunt with a plug in gun on NES. That was the first console I ever had, and it felt amazingly fun. Even though the FPS might not be as good as they could be, I’ve always felt like fun-ness is more important. If you have more fun on a PC, that’s great. If you love consoles, like me, that’s great too. Sometimes you just like a certain thing because you like it, not because it’s superior by every technical measurement.
Wendellrw on September 26th, 2019 at 18:49 UTC »
Could you imagine if pc players had to use a switch mode button before they could start building.
ReliablePanhandler on September 26th, 2019 at 19:31 UTC »
Maybe this sounds stupid, and maybe it's because I'm old. I think playing with a controller makes me feel more immersed in the game. I do so much work stuff on a computer that gaming on one has never felt quite right.
Edit: I understand the argument related to FPS and all that stuff. I grew up playing duck hunt with a plug in gun on NES. That was the first console I ever had, and it felt amazingly fun. Even though the FPS might not be as good as they could be, I’ve always felt like fun-ness is more important. If you have more fun on a PC, that’s great. If you love consoles, like me, that’s great too. Sometimes you just like a certain thing because you like it, not because it’s superior by every technical measurement.
HANDIDLY on September 26th, 2019 at 20:06 UTC »
*cough* Oscar Pistorius *cough*
He used to compete in the Olympics with two prosthetic legs and people used to say his prosthetic legs gave him an advantage.