Thanks for this video! I've been considering this controller after loving the back button attachment for my dualshock 4, and all those extra features seem totally awesome!
Nice video man. Ever since I bought mine it has gave me an improvement in my aim too. All I can say it works really well with this game. I will definitely give ur settings a try cuz I did not know that the left stick settings made that much of a huge difference.
I want a stick curve that starts from zero high up. Artificial deadzone removal kind of deal. I hate the way Bungie implemented large dead zones for the right stick in both halo and destiny.
I love this! I have veen looking for a review that is D2 specific and this is the one! I have a few questions for you though: 1. Are you able to map two buttons into one of the back peddles? For example, I see a lot of PVP players crouch up and down while shooting and I have no idea how they do it so fast. Any input is highly appreciated 2. I main Titan - Normally Chaperone + hand cannon or auro rifle. I also sometimes play Beloved + Crimson. Do you have sensitivity recommendation for these two loadouts? I used to be quite good in PVP but left the game for a while and now im back, but getting my butt handed to me is an understatment in PVP. Like, I have no idea how some players move so fast and slide around corners so effortlessly.
Thanks for the comment. 1. You cannot map two buttons to the same back paddle on the controller. However, you can map buttons in game so if you want to play around with that, you can. 2. Sensitivity is really a personal thing that you just have to find out what works best for you. I play on 18 look sense with .6 ads sense and that is too high for most. I would suggest switching up to a higher sense at first. It will feel fast and hard to aim, play for a bit then lower it till you find something that feels comfortable or good to play with 3. Part of coming back to the game is there is so many changes to the game and so many new abilities to learn. It's not just gunplay. You just kinda have to play until you feel comfortable moving around and shooting again
Thanks for the review. D2 is the game I play the most on PS5 and I'm so sick and tired of forking out £60 for a new controller every time I get stick drift. For a while now, I have been thinking of buying the pro controller. Just one question, can you programme one of the paddles to select the heavy weapon? The default is to long press the Triangle button, but sometimes soloing a dungeon on a boss fight is a bit tedious having to long press to switch to heavy when you're in the thick of it. I really do hope you can programme one of the paddle buttons to heavy weapon within the D2 buttons custom menu with the edge controller. Thanks again.
So, technically you can do a little of both, both back paddles can be binded to any button on the ps5 controller. So you could bind one paddle to triangle, but it would still function the same where you need to hold it to bring out the heavy. The next thing you could do is use destiny's custom controls and see if there is a way to bind heavy to a specific button like circle for instance and then bind circle to one of the back paddles. Should be possible
I literally just bought one off Amazon because of this vide. I been getting back into destiny but that deazone on the sticks is horrendous, I need this controller lol.
Such a great video, especially the response curve part which I don't see a lot of people talking about. Quick question, do you know what the default Destiny response curve is? Been trying to find one online without much success. For me, D2 has some of the weirdest controller aiming I've used and I'm trying to tweak my edge response curves to something more like call of duty dynamic response curves.
Destiny has always had a more gradual curve for controller, but they recently added deadzone customizability and you can really fine tune how the aim feels now to get something close to thag
@@galactictipthanks for the tips, I switched to quick on the right like you said in the video and managed to get flawless solo this past weekend. Absolutely game changer mixed with the new deadline settings imo
Hi, very nice review! I've heard this controller has less aim assist on destiny 2 specifically, less than a regular one. Is that true? I've just got it, and i felt my gameplay sucked really bad compared to usual, i was thinking it's because i needed to adjust to the paddles! I just wanted to confirm if the whole having less aim assist on this controller is true or not. If it is, can i make it normal?
It having less aim assist is very much not true. Aim assist is not based of a controller your using. If you using a stick curve setting that makes your aim move faster it will feel like less aim assist, but as long as your playing at 120hz. There is no difference whatsoever. Part of it is just getting your hands used to the paddles. It confuses the rest of your brain for a bit and you make very simple mistakes cause your hands sorta "malfunction". Just keep using it and get used to it and it will feel a lot better
Sorta, you can input more smoothly than a regular controller unless you are goated at playing claw, but you cant fully replicate pc movement simply cause you cant turn fast enough on controller but you can make it close to it
Its not the boost that helps its because destiny has dead zones that feel like shit and there's no settings so with quick it feels more precise simulating less dead zone there should be settings for dead zones for every fps game
@@LucidLichoTV6118 well you could try hooking the controller directly to the ps5 using the proper cord and see if that will fix the problem. If it is a new controller and you havent done that yet, that is why it wont recognize it
My biggest issue with this expensive controller is that the cord discoonects when your playing wired. Its the most annoying thing ever. Noway this should be happening with a 200 dollar controller. Playstation always makes cheap shit and its annoying.
The edge pro controller literally comes with a lock that you can put on the charging cable to lock it to the controller so it doesnt fall out. I must've forgot to mention it in this video
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The stick sensitivity setup is a very nice recommendation, trying it out now and liking it so far.
Thanks for the video, change my gameplay 100% i love it❤
Great video, really in depth and I appreciate the advice on sensitivity. Also people don't know how crispy The Forward Path is 🤩
Thanks
Thanks for this video! I've been considering this controller after loving the back button attachment for my dualshock 4, and all those extra features seem totally awesome!
Glad to hear it
Awesome vidéo thanks you so much 😁
Nice video man. Ever since I bought mine it has gave me an improvement in my aim too. All I can say it works really well with this game. I will definitely give ur settings a try cuz I did not know that the left stick settings made that much of a huge difference.
Thanks and go nuts
Very nice Video.
I want a stick curve that starts from zero high up. Artificial deadzone removal kind of deal. I hate the way Bungie implemented large dead zones for the right stick in both halo and destiny.
I love this! I have veen looking for a review that is D2 specific and this is the one! I have a few questions for you though:
1. Are you able to map two buttons into one of the back peddles? For example, I see a lot of PVP players crouch up and down while shooting and I have no idea how they do it so fast. Any input is highly appreciated
2. I main Titan - Normally Chaperone + hand cannon or auro rifle. I also sometimes play Beloved + Crimson. Do you have sensitivity recommendation for these two loadouts?
I used to be quite good in PVP but left the game for a while and now im back, but getting my butt handed to me is an understatment in PVP. Like, I have no idea how some players move so fast and slide around corners so effortlessly.
Thanks for the comment. 1. You cannot map two buttons to the same back paddle on the controller. However, you can map buttons in game so if you want to play around with that, you can. 2. Sensitivity is really a personal thing that you just have to find out what works best for you. I play on 18 look sense with .6 ads sense and that is too high for most. I would suggest switching up to a higher sense at first. It will feel fast and hard to aim, play for a bit then lower it till you find something that feels comfortable or good to play with 3. Part of coming back to the game is there is so many changes to the game and so many new abilities to learn. It's not just gunplay. You just kinda have to play until you feel comfortable moving around and shooting again
Thanks for the review. D2 is the game I play the most on PS5 and I'm so sick and tired of forking out £60 for a new controller every time I get stick drift. For a while now, I have been thinking of buying the pro controller. Just one question, can you programme one of the paddles to select the heavy weapon? The default is to long press the Triangle button, but sometimes soloing a dungeon on a boss fight is a bit tedious having to long press to switch to heavy when you're in the thick of it. I really do hope you can programme one of the paddle buttons to heavy weapon within the D2 buttons custom menu with the edge controller. Thanks again.
So, technically you can do a little of both, both back paddles can be binded to any button on the ps5 controller. So you could bind one paddle to triangle, but it would still function the same where you need to hold it to bring out the heavy. The next thing you could do is use destiny's custom controls and see if there is a way to bind heavy to a specific button like circle for instance and then bind circle to one of the back paddles. Should be possible
I literally just bought one off Amazon because of this vide. I been getting back into destiny but that deazone on the sticks is horrendous, I need this controller lol.
Great to hear, glad I could help
Such a great video, especially the response curve part which I don't see a lot of people talking about. Quick question, do you know what the default Destiny response curve is? Been trying to find one online without much success.
For me, D2 has some of the weirdest controller aiming I've used and I'm trying to tweak my edge response curves to something more like call of duty dynamic response curves.
Destiny has always had a more gradual curve for controller, but they recently added deadzone customizability and you can really fine tune how the aim feels now to get something close to thag
@@galactictipthanks for the tips, I switched to quick on the right like you said in the video and managed to get flawless solo this past weekend. Absolutely game changer mixed with the new deadline settings imo
@@jam726 that's actually crazy, good shit my man
yeah the replacable sticks are the only reason I went with the edge over the elite controller for my PC
Hi, very nice review! I've heard this controller has less aim assist on destiny 2 specifically, less than a regular one. Is that true? I've just got it, and i felt my gameplay sucked really bad compared to usual, i was thinking it's because i needed to adjust to the paddles! I just wanted to confirm if the whole having less aim assist on this controller is true or not. If it is, can i make it normal?
It having less aim assist is very much not true. Aim assist is not based of a controller your using. If you using a stick curve setting that makes your aim move faster it will feel like less aim assist, but as long as your playing at 120hz. There is no difference whatsoever. Part of it is just getting your hands used to the paddles. It confuses the rest of your brain for a bit and you make very simple mistakes cause your hands sorta "malfunction". Just keep using it and get used to it and it will feel a lot better
@@galactictip I've been using it a lot today, and I can say that you were 100% correct! Thank you so much
@galactictip also thank you for the quick response too, I subscribed :)
@@Z_Moonlight- no problem, glad I could help
Does the sticks on the back give you the ability to have some sort of pc movement ? Like jumping and sliding as soon as you hit the ground?
Sorta, you can input more smoothly than a regular controller unless you are goated at playing claw, but you cant fully replicate pc movement simply cause you cant turn fast enough on controller but you can make it close to it
What do you set your back button as for pvp?
sorry im so late to reply, but i use the left bumper for slide/crouch and the right as jump
How can you use the back buttons in Destiny 2. I can’t map it in D2
You dont map it in game, you open the menu through edge controller and map it that way. It's the controller itself that maps the buttons. Not the game
Its not the boost that helps its because destiny has dead zones that feel like shit and there's no settings so with quick it feels more precise simulating less dead zone there should be settings for dead zones for every fps game
cant get the game to recognize it as a sony controller. any tips?
I honeslty have no idea, nor have I heard of that before. Try contacting sony honestly
@@galactictip by Sony controller I mean dualsense controller like the PS5
@@LucidLichoTV6118 well you could try hooking the controller directly to the ps5 using the proper cord and see if that will fix the problem. If it is a new controller and you havent done that yet, that is why it wont recognize it
@@galactictip ty for replying. Did that as soon as I unpacked the controller.
@@LucidLichoTV6118 and it still doesnt work properly?
My biggest issue with this expensive controller is that the cord discoonects when your playing wired. Its the most annoying thing ever. Noway this should be happening with a 200 dollar controller. Playstation always makes cheap shit and its annoying.
The edge pro controller literally comes with a lock that you can put on the charging cable to lock it to the controller so it doesnt fall out. I must've forgot to mention it in this video