Playing Helldivers 2. My brother on the desktop on the living room TV. Me on the SteamDeck on the couch next to him. Playing co-op together.

  • Aniki 🌱🌿
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    3 months ago

    I’ve played a few FPSes on my Deck and I always map the joystick to medium sensitivity and the right track pad to low sensitivity and then enable gyro if the left stick is being touched so I have two ways of precision aiming. If the game supports it I map left stick click with 180 spin which covers almost all of the necessary movements.

    • AZmaybe9
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      53 months ago

      Gyro on the LEFT stick is interesting. I usually have mine always on, but I guess with the track pad and everything you don’t need to reach for the d-pad?

        • @saintshenanigans
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          13 months ago

          Always on means you can’t ratchet the gyro to reset your hands position

          • @[email protected]
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            13 months ago

            There’s more then one way to gyro, so I guess I shouldn’t have said it’s THE way to go. But it’s my preference. I treat gyro as an aggressive auto aim without the auto. Large motions are still controlled by the right joystick or touchpad, I just gyro for the fine, fast aiming. I’ve never felt the need to ratchet, I can reorient by swiping the touchpad intuitively.

            • @saintshenanigans
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              13 months ago

              I don’t use my touch pad a whole lot, so maybe i should test it out some! Ill give your way a shot sometime soon lol

              But in general i prefer my alpakka controller to the steam one anyway, super smooth gyro

              • @[email protected]
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                13 months ago

                Oh, I’ve heard of the alpakka! That one is pretty unique, looks really effective though once you get the hang of it. If you didn’t know, there’s also “flick stick”, which is a gyro technique distinct from either. Personally, I’m hoping for a steam controller 2. The deck feels much more natural in my hands than the original steam controller did