I am using tilt controls.

I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't play with the motion controls except when you are out and about and playing in purely handheld mode. I mean motion controls aren't needed for every type of games, but there are a good amount of genres where they are vastly superior to normal controls and Arms is very obviously one of those games. I honestly hadn't even considered the possibility of playing this game without motion controls, though obviously in the back of my mind I knew a normal control scheme would be available.

I'll definitely try it out, since I was happily surprised how well the motion controls were for Splatoon, but if it's like Wii Boxing, then probably not :p

I would probably try both... although I've grown skeptical of motion controls.
Also, the music is SO kickass. Damn.

Every person to get a preview I've seen has said that they preferred the motion controls if the topic comes up (such as the recent Digital Foundry vid), which is something I never see any reviewer claim.

With that in mind, I'm definitely going to try it out; supposedly the motion controls are absolutely spot on and feel completely natural.

This game actually reminds me why I was so intrigued by motion controls in the first place with the Wii. Honestly can't imagine not using them for this one.

Motion controls can be annoying when you have to do very precise things, but if it's just puching they're fine for me.

I didn't know there was an option... traditional controls FTW!

Motion controls, of course.
And ARMS is my most anticipated Switch game for the rest of the year, unless Xenoblade gets better, or some other interesting RPG comes out.

For sure. Or else, I'd be missing the main point of the game: accuracy.