can you do that for the original octa?

lol why do they recognize it whan they start sell it?

The diagonal Problem is a Software Problem and can be solved in the Software settings.

@@steamconnected6671 Don’t ask me why… I found this out and send my in to get it fix as well. I guess they found out when people were writing a bad review

@@s.ismail537 Usually you would be right be not in this case. It doesn’t matter how much you tweak sensitivity on the HORI software since many of their early stock has manufacturing defects

Have u tried the Victrix Pro BFG? That controller has 3 d-pads to choose from (it's modular). So far, I've only used the + d-pad and I love it

Nah, man. Get a Dualsense. Then go to Battle Beaver and pick up some D-pad buttons and a sensor pad. They're relatively cheap and easy to install. This turns the D-pad into the older PS D-pad where every direction is separate instead of attached to a larger disc. And their sensor pad is a bit stiffer which is much better. You will have to relearn some inputs if you're used to the standard Dualsense d-pad. But I promise if you stick w/ it, you'll never go back. I can't play on any other d-pad now.

@@Freshman_FGC I bought one and I tried to update it and it stopped working so I returned it. It felt really promising too. That diamond D pad was interesting

@@intellectic9155 I’m weird and need 6 face buttons haha

@@intellectic9155 Ooh, I saw that last year. It looks amazing, u just reminded me to get it lol

try to get the fighting commander for the former generation, I think the switch version is still being manufactured

I’ll look into it

The retro bit controller is decent enough, but there are one too many shoulder buttons that essentially lose functionality due to not being able to map them in some sort of software.

I think its the same. He made a guide on how he use the dpad and its been working well for me. It just that I cant do qcf really consistent

I got a razer raion as well recently. Do you know if there is a way to change the Face Buttons input? I'd want to map triangle and circle to the the R1/R2 face buttons.

Ah a Masochist.

No. The D-pad is in the wrong spot. That controllers great for shooters though. I use a Dualsense w/ Battle Beaver's D-Buttons installed. Cheap, easy to install and better than anything else I've used. And I've tried just about everything. I even have a Hitbox style controller. I'd still take the Dualsense w/ the D-Button modification.

I use a standard ps5 controller on 3d fighters but on 2d fighters use this hori

Lol no

hey what is ur rank and main btw

Does eletrics work on in the ps5 hori pad?

Yes

@@suinezzolezzuino6772 are you sure? Without an adapter and on a PS5 with a PS5 game?

@@jesuspalacio3949 yes they have a switch for PS4,PS5 and PC. Make sure that is right tho

For one button rage arts and heat engagers. Instead of pressing 2+3….. i have this controller and those buttons get hit accidentally and because they are so sensitive it took me awhile to learn not to let my fingers get lazy and rub the other buttons. He also failed to mention that the case seam for the controller is pretty sharp and pronounced… i had to sand that down, and i gently polished the dpad to remove the sharp edges …… but no one should have to do that to a controller they is sold as a “Fighting Controller”. You can tell it was designed by someone that doesn’t play many fighting games. I would use something else if I didn’t already spend the money on this controller

for tekken you actually need more buttons than for street fighter

How is the D pad

@@-boost- its even worse because you can input back and forwards directions at the same time if you press too hard.

The 8bitdo pro 2 is also a good option btw, i got it and it's very good compared to the other 9 i got lol

senor pad?

Dualsense itself is more expensive that that controller

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@@FrameCounting So no? I am confused I don't hear you saying anything about it.

@@AxiomofDiscord It’s a big button. Not a trigger. So no.

@@FrameCounting Okay thanks won't work for my plan .