Both the Hex and Scuf controllers should have the same responsiveness since they are Xbox controllers that have been modified. You mention the stick covers to prevent drift, but those are for anti-friction with the controller shell. Unless you're thinking about the plastic dust might get in the stick modules; those will not prevent stick drift in any way. In the outro you mention '#2 not feeling like the sticks will break' but what does that mean? If they're alps then they'll break just like any other alps stick. Do you mean they're hall effect and the carbon contact pads won't wear down? Are you able to adjust your camera's sensitivity? It was zooming and focusing way more than it needed. It was very distracting from your speaking and showing of the controller.
Firstly, Thanks for the feedback! Always appreciated. Now to clarify a few points. I really dont know why the hex feels more responsive but it really is. Everytime i pick it up, it feels faster than the scuff. The sticks dont feel like they'll wear out because of the way they lock into place, it feels like they'll snap off before giving you stickdrift. (ofcourse you can snap them back on too) However, I haven't put 100s of hours into the controller, so i cant tell forsure when the breaking point is, for now atleast.
Both the Hex and Scuf controllers should have the same responsiveness since they are Xbox controllers that have been modified.
You mention the stick covers to prevent drift, but those are for anti-friction with the controller shell. Unless you're thinking about the plastic dust might get in the stick modules; those will not prevent stick drift in any way.
In the outro you mention '#2 not feeling like the sticks will break' but what does that mean? If they're alps then they'll break just like any other alps stick. Do you mean they're hall effect and the carbon contact pads won't wear down?
Are you able to adjust your camera's sensitivity? It was zooming and focusing way more than it needed. It was very distracting from your speaking and showing of the controller.
Firstly,
Thanks for the feedback! Always appreciated.
Now to clarify a few points.
I really dont know why the hex feels more responsive but it really is. Everytime i pick it up, it feels faster than the scuff.
The sticks dont feel like they'll wear out because of the way they lock into place, it feels like they'll snap off before giving you stickdrift. (ofcourse you can snap them back on too)
However, I haven't put 100s of hours into the controller, so i cant tell forsure when the breaking point is, for now atleast.