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Statistics: Posted by Barbaraspn — Thu Nov 26, 2015 12:13 am
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I also agree the sticks could be tighter. I'm actually ok with the sticks being centered on each hand, but that could just be that I've used them so much I'm accustomed to it now. I'm pretty skeptical of the layout in the renders of the wireless version. I think they'd be best doing as you recommend or even sticking with the current setup. It looks like a lot of buttons and I can foresee a lot of accidental presses.
That said, I'm trying to reserve judgement on the new controllers until I've gotten my hands on them. I'm worried about comfort and weight more than anything else. The current controllers aren't perfect, but they are extremely light which is great.
I'm also crossing my fingers for positional accuracy improvements. The Hydra seems spot on when making small motions near the base station, but it's tough to calibrate them well enough to maintain that accuracy when you're hands might be feet away.
Statistics: Posted by Ryan — Thu Jul 11, 2013 2:29 pm
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