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Touhou wth an xbox controller.

Yay or nay?

I've never been able to beat a danmaku touhou game (only the fighting ones), even though I've played all of them. So I'm putting more effort into it now that I have free time.

Controller feels better than the keyboard, but directional arrows seem to be more precise than the stick.

>> No.7776902

Who gives a shit.

>> No.7776912

I prefer the keyboard.

>> No.7776916

>>7776896
Most of the records are set by controller users. But you can get adapted to and be equally good with both. I say stick to keyboard.

>> No.7776918
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>>7776896

get a controller with an actual d-pad.

>> No.7776927

Xbox controllers are terrible, stick with the keyboard if that's all you're bothering with.

>> No.7776932

Play with whatever feels comfortable and play frequently.

>> No.7776936

I use a ps2 controller clone(logitech), only thing wrong with it is the shit quality d pad everything else is perfect

>> No.7776942

>>7776918
Xbox one has nice d-pad (or at least I find it great to play games like Blazblue), but for some reason I can't map the directions to it.

>>7776916
Interesting, do they use d-pad or stick?

>>7776932
The thing is, controller feels more confortable (using focused shots with my pinky it's somewhat annoying) but directional arrows from the keyboard seem to be better than the shitty stick.

>> No.7776950

>>7776942
Use a program like Xpadder or Joy2Key to map directions to the D-Pad

>> No.7776953

>>7776942
Nobody uses an analog stick. They aren't suited for danmaku at all since these games use just 8 directions. Use the D-pad. And if you're using a 360 controller, mod the D-pad so it doesn't suck.

>> No.7776958 [DELETED] 

>>7776942
Stick.

>> No.7776967

>>7776950
I'll try this.

>>7776953
I kind of like the xbox d-pad.

>>7776958
I guess they use better sticks than the one I have, I guess I'll eventually get a decent one.

>> No.7776974

>>7776967
I would assume sticks are much more comfortable for more fluid movement, but tapping keys is much more accurate to reflexes.

>> No.7776980

>>7776967

the xbox d-pad isn't an actual d-pad. It's another analog stick with a d-pad plate on top of it.

At least, the older ones are.

>> No.7776991

>>7776974
That's precisely the problem I have. I couldn't quite put it into words.

The stick sucks for reflexes, or small movements, but if I stay moving I get point items easier.

>> No.7777013

>>7776942
>Xbox one has nice d-pad
No, there are better controllers out there with better d-pads.

>> No.7777014

>>7776991
>>7776974
Are we talking about analog sticks or arcade sticks that use microswitches? Seimitsu sticks have very short throw distances -- meaning you tap them slightly to the left to activate the switch -- meaning they're very responsive.

>> No.7777035

>>7777014
Xbox is just analog stick.

It's not very sensitive, heck, I'm sure my N64 stick was more sensitive.

>>7777013
Yes, but I still like xbox d-pad.

>> No.7777080

So, I mapped the directions to the d-pad.


And it sucks, really bad, it seems the d-pad doesn't have much as use other than being comfortable to play fighting game.

Screw it, I'm gonna stick to the keyboard, thanks for the answers anyway.

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7777090

I took way too long making this.
Think it would sell?

>> No.7777099

what was the point of this thread if you were just gonna ignore all the warnings about the shittyness of the xbox d pad and try it anyway?

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>>7777090

switch shot[sic] and focus.

mashing your thumb playing faerie wars wouldn't work out very well.

>> No.7777106

>>7777099
Well, I was asking about the stick, but someone said that you could map the d-pad with another program, so I tried that too.

Still, I was interested in reading opinions about playing with a controller.

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7777110

Use a sega saturn usb pad instead.

>> No.7777112

>>7777080
>>7777106
And we told you to mod the 360 D-pad because by design it's not very good. Hint, you need to sand the ring the D-pad is in to make it bigger. Gives it much better range of motion.

>> No.7777180

Just dodge and shoot

>> No.7777184

I use an xbox controller OP.

The stick is more precise for me.

>> No.7777209

Just play the keyboard enough to get used to it.

>> No.7777253

>>7777209
This. I started with a PS2 controller because I didn't like the keyboard at first, either. Eventually I hit a brick wall (during IN's extra stage, if I remember right), which I was only able to overcame after switching back to keyboard. Not saying you can't play well with a pad, but I found that once I got used to keyboard, the pad just felt less precise. YMMV, of course.

>>7776916
I've heard the opposite: that most of the records are set by either keyboard or arcade stick users.

>> No.7777273

>>7777253
Yeah, I can't say I've ever heard of any record set by neither keyboard nor stick, in Touhou or not Touhou.

>> No.7777277

I am a keyboard lover, but if I played with a controller, I would use an SNES pad. Y shoot, B for easy reflex-bombs under my thumb knuckle, and L for focus.

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