I can't comprehend not playing with rumble. I instantly know if I connected, rather than noticing the small hitmarkers.

I kept the crater sticks and I still use 1 fps freak on my right stick. I've had some experience with the ps3 domed sticks, but didn't like it.

I jump with the left hand paddle and knife with the right paddle. I play on tactical, so I can dropshot.

This post was edited by ericswanson_19 on Mar 1 2014 10:45am

If I buy a scuf I'm definitely going to switch to tactical. I used to play on tactical but since I rush with smg's and shotty's so often, I got really tired of having such slow reaction time with my knife. So being able to have fast reaction time along with being able to dropshot would be huge.

Ewwww

I'm not tryharding all the time
If I'm playing alone I'll just run with the bulldog in TDM lol. It can be pretty entertaining

Also, one last question. What are the benefits of the rotating dpad??

This post was edited by bradp89 on Mar 1 2014 12:35pm

It's hard to explain. My mw3 controller has it

1 "mode" of it is like a normal controller where you can feel the whole pad where as of you rotate it 90 degrees if drops the excess pad around the buttons so you can feel out each direction more

Does that make sense?

I think so. It's kind of like a resistance setting in a way?

Okay I lied I have one more question. Scuf classic or scuf hybrid?

here is my MW3 "rotated"



And as for that question, all the Hybrid does is you can get up to 4 paddles instead of 2 and you can remap them (meaning you can change each paddle to a completely different button)

Ah okay, that's what I thought. I just wanted to make sure there were no added benefits, I don't need anything other than A and B anyway.

Thanks for your help man, much appreciated!

theres no benefit to rotating dpad either, just looks cool

atleast thats my opinion on it

I gotcha. I remember hearing about them in the past but I never really understood why they were made lol.