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Controller question
Alright so instead of necrobumping the old thread I thought I'd make a new one
I've been playing with the classic controller since brawl was released but I feel something just isn't right. There's usually a lag, albeit small, between the moment where I hit my button and where the command registers in the game. This happens a lot with shield/dodging and the c-stick (set to smash) and it is incredibly annoying for my block to not register and get hit with a smash attack. I've been trying a bit with the nunchuck/wiimote setup and the lag isn't present as it was with the classic controller.
So does anyone feel the slight lag there is or am I just hallucinating stuff? I'm considering buying a gamecube controller just to play this game because missing some easy blocks because of this is pissing me off. Also, is there any way to fix the r-buttons on my classic controller so it shields right when I click it and I don't have to do the double press (I don't know the exact terms, but it's like theres 2 clicks of the button, one smooth and one hard that registers after the first one)
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Re: Controller question
As for shielding, analog shielding is gone so you have to press the shoulder buttons down all the way regardless of which controller you're using. I don't have a controller myself, so I can't say for sure if any other lag you're sensing is your imagination, but I haven't noticed anything weird with either wiimote/nunchuck or a gamecube controller.
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Banned.
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You always set shield to a non-shoulder button. I was thinking of doing. Actually I'm not sure how I will change the controls for my CC.
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Re: Controller question
Offline the only time controls feel weird is when I'm actually inputting things in the incorrect order, otherwise no.
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Banned.
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Btw, that was a typo. I meant "you could always set", not you MUST lol.
So far I've found that positioning / smallness of CC left thumbstick means a lot of side Bs turning into up Bs.