I have had my Steam Deck for a bit of time. While most games I am able to control fine I find myself slightly struggle with FPS games on it. With a regular controller I do fine but the spacing of the joystick on the SD tend to tire my hands out fairly quickly.

I recently tried Gyro aiming on some games and it does feel better, but I can’t quite get used to aiming that way through an entire run of the game. I’ve heard of things like FlickStick aiming to help.

Does this feel like a niche? Wouldn’t it be better to just bring a controller or M&K with your SD if you want to play a FPS?

  • cowleggies@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    It’s very cool in concept but very difficult for me to use in practice - the control is almost too fine which makes me less accurate. But maybe I should put some real time behind trying it out.

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      1 year ago

      I think I’m mostly with you. I was almost entirely a k+m player before getting my Steam Deck, and only now am I reasonably competent with the Steam Deck controls. Gyro seems like a lot of effort to master.

      It doens’t help that I keep trying different games and enjoy weird indie games. As such I’m rarely tweaking either the performance or the controls for any specific game.