Essentially, the higher you go, the more movement you have available, giving you more control. That leads into the promise of better accuracy, which is achieved by giving you more height on your existing thumbsticks. They’re definitely better than what comes stock, and especially with some games having intense moments it’s nice to not be worried about your thumb slipping. What I like the most about the different ones are the rubber caps, made intentionally to help maintain grip. As I mentioned before, it takes a moment to get used to them, but once things are rolling they aren’t that difficult to use. Once these are on, it’s time to put them to work.
For the record, I’ve not had that happen at all in my time using them, but with a connection that tight, it can leave you uneasy. Beyond that, my only worries are the pull on the original stick during removal and the possibility of the plastic teeth ripping at the rubber cap of your original thumbstick if you’re regularly swapping them in and out. The toughest part is keeping your original thumbstick still while you affix the KontrolFreek thumbstick. that's actually smart.Even so, it’s not permanent, with the KontrolFreeks being easily removable with a simple pull. Is this really that difficult to understand? it's cool if you hate cod but whats with the hate on ppl trying the game for free before it comes out and seeing if they like it or not? I don't get ppl.
It's a way to play a game for free before it comes out, which is better than watching reviews and previews as you are playing it yourself and can determine if you want it or not. Best Buy doesn't even charge for pre orders. If you read the post instead of jumping to write about pre orders like a bot, the post clearly states pre order for the beta then cancel if needed. Reading is such a treasured asset in this world. It tells publishers their game is going to sell regardless of what they produce, as long as they can get us to eat up their marketing.įorce them to make games that are worth buying day one, not games that might, someday, after a dozen patches, be worth our time and money. Pre-ordering is one of the reasons Cyberpunk is the way it is: an incomplete deception of a game.
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