Just to be clear, I do use gryo as well. In fact, a majority of those flick shots are handled by gryo. And if you don't use Left Pad for movement yet they I suggest you give it a shot. It might feel awkward at first, especially if you're used to a joystick, but I find it to be the superior movement option.

@@criticalinput yeah I saw that and I agree. I Was trying that with CSgo. I just didn't have enough time to refine, master, & practice with it.

Practically all of the time but the sensitivity is pretty high which is why you don't see any wide rotations of the controller. I use the pad for general turning but all of the flick shots and targeting is handled by gyro.

That's cool! I need to practice more.

Critical Input it’s embarrassing that consoles haven’t adopted gyro controls yet. Even more embarrassing that the dual shock 4 has a gyro, just nobody bothers programming for it.

It's sad when I can get more functionality out of a device on a completely different platform than through the native hardware. I've run my DS4 through Steam Input before using it with PS4 Remote Play and I've used the gyro in PS4 games but I really shouldn't need to go through all of those steps just to do that. Sony really dropped the ball not forcing devs to use it. It just made the Switch look that much more revolutionary when Zelda had gyro aiming for the bow.

Lemme start where I always do when it comes to the question of the Steam Controller. Do you mind relearning muscle memory for a few weeks to gain a slight advantage? If so then I would recommend the SC over the DS4. If you are opposed to this then yes, I would recommend the DS4. For FPS titles the most important part is the gyro, everything else up to preference. You could even use the Switch Pro Controller and do just as well. Though I would still recommend the DS4 controller over the Switch Pro since it has the touchbar and analog triggers.

Yeah, it's a bit large for a MP only title but it's worth it. It's a worthy successor to the arena shooter lineage and it's a huge shame that its playerbase isn't as large as its contemporaries.