In theory, yes. They you try it and it's not even close.
Well, if you just try it - ofc because you're not used to it.
Yes Dave, it's definitely just a matter of getting used to it. There's no difference whatsoever between thumb and hand movement.
If you speak about that - you're even wronger, thumb is more accurate than a whole hand even if yours is untrained.
I'm not really up to use gamepads but I believe that something that is needed has to be revolutionary, maybe you'll make it for M:BG.
This forum desperately needs a rofl emote (hint: hand includes thumb).
What's the point, when mouse+keyboard is as good as it gets? The next step is VR-friendly controls, not gamepads.
Dave, we're talking about gamepad vs. mouse (or thumbstick vs mouse if you prefer), not whatever you're writing about. I know you like to be a contrarian, but now you're just making yourself look silly.
Yes Dave, it's definitely just a matter of getting used to it. There's no difference whatsoever between thumb and hand movement.
In this case it is not even remotely funny and it would have been more helpful and time saving if you'd just explained what you mean.
ultimately mouse is superior because for moving it around you use all five fingers with extreme accuracy (if you do it right) and when needed you can add wrist movements for greater distances and speed.
Well, if you just try it - ofc because you're not used to it.
I tried to point out that for M&B-like games you don't only need to get used to a gamepad but also to the game itself because it would be hard to play it even for hardcore console players.
claw grip wtf???The grip used by GTX just before GTXing
Does this look like a Bannerlord thread to you?
Come on man, it's not so bad to admit that you said something silly. We won't hold it against you, pinky promise.
It will be interesting to see how the new Steam Controllers feel in terms of accuracy. I think the main problem with controllers is the limited physical distance you can move the stick from 0%-100%, the acceleration present in it and the resistance you get when moving it doesn't feel constant.
And the most annoying thing that you quoted Bloody_Nine who mentioned fingertip holding of the mouse while speaking about palmgrip yourself. :rolleyes:
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However I agree that ultimately mouse is superior because for moving it around you use all five fingers with extreme accuracy (if you do it right) and when needed you can add wrist movements for greater distances and speed.