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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - Paladins confirmed for Switch, Founder's Pack release June 12th, 60FPS, Crossplay, F2P later

routsounmanman on 08 June 2018
HollyGamer said:
KLAMarine said:

You some kind of comedian?

Actually my reasoning is based on logic, gyro aiming create lag between controler and Switch , and combine that with Monitor lag and Internet lag, Bamm . You got the lagiest version on online FPS match. 

Geez, you know your stuff, don't you? -.-



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KLAMarine on 08 June 2018
HollyGamer said:
KLAMarine said:

You some kind of comedian?

Actually my reasoning is based on logic, gyro aiming create lag between controler and Switch , and combine that with Monitor lag and Internet lag, Bamm . You got the lagiest version on online FPS match. 

How many Planck seconds are we talking here?



KLAMarine on 08 June 2018
curl-6 said:

Gameplay of the Switch version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUxylsbP6xE

Looks good but that doesn't look like gyro-aiming...



HollyGamer on 08 June 2018
nemo37 said:
HollyGamer said:

Actually my reasoning is based on logic, gyro aiming create lag between controler and Switch , and combine that with Monitor lag and Internet lag, Bamm . You got the lagiest version on online FPS match. 

When the Switch Joy-Cons are connected physically to the Switch in handheld mode or when the Pro controller is connected through a USB connector, then lag from the controller should be no different than when using a physically wired connector with an Xbox One or Dualshock or any other USB controller regardless of whether or not gyro aiming is used (is it even mandatory for this game?).

As for monitor lag, the PS4/PS4 Pro versions are also afflicted by this issue considering the Switch/PS4/PS4 Pro do not have freesync or gsync support. But again most gamers on PC/Xbox One S/Xbox One X are unlikely to have the required freesync/gsync displays (and if you play on TV, a lot of TVs are notorious for bad refresh rates anyways).

Internet lag when playing over wireless would not be that much different from other systems over wireless. You can use the Switch ethernet adapter if you want a more stable wired connection. Also, it should be noted that this game will likely use its own network infrastructure as opposed to the one from Nintendo (much like Rocket League and Minecraft).

The problem is it will be more simple using analog stick rather then gyro. especially on competitive games like Paladins. Using gyro we would have use our own body to move and combine that with precision will make it more complicated.   



curl-6 on 08 June 2018

This really highlights the silliness of Blizzard not bringing Overwatch to Switch. It would be right at home besides the likes of this, Splatoon 2, Rocket League, etc. There's really no good reason not to bring it over.

Same with PUBG really as it runs on phones/tablets weaker than the Switch.



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Lonely_Dolphin on 08 June 2018
HollyGamer said:
nemo37 said:

When the Switch Joy-Cons are connected physically to the Switch in handheld mode or when the Pro controller is connected through a USB connector, then lag from the controller should be no different than when using a physically wired connector with an Xbox One or Dualshock or any other USB controller regardless of whether or not gyro aiming is used (is it even mandatory for this game?).

As for monitor lag, the PS4/PS4 Pro versions are also afflicted by this issue considering the Switch/PS4/PS4 Pro do not have freesync or gsync support. But again most gamers on PC/Xbox One S/Xbox One X are unlikely to have the required freesync/gsync displays (and if you play on TV, a lot of TVs are notorious for bad refresh rates anyways).

Internet lag when playing over wireless would not be that much different from other systems over wireless. You can use the Switch ethernet adapter if you want a more stable wired connection. Also, it should be noted that this game will likely use its own network infrastructure as opposed to the one from Nintendo (much like Rocket League and Minecraft).

The problem is it will be more simple using analog stick rather then gyro. especially on competitive games like Paladins. Using gyro we would have use our own body to move and combine that with precision will make it more complicated.   
I take it you are not aware of Splatoon, a competitive game where 80% of players use gyro. Motion aiming takes getting used to but afterwards you'll find it's faster and more precise than sticks alone, almost as good as mouse n keyboard even. There is a delay it's true, infact the Switch somehow has a longer delay than the Wii U, but it's still small enough to not matter much.

Nuvendil on 09 June 2018
curl-6 said:

This really highlights the silliness of Blizzard not bringing Overwatch to Switch. It would be right at home besides the likes of this, Splatoon 2, Rocket League, etc. There's really no good reason not to bring it over.

Same with PUBG really as it runs on phones/tablets weaker than the Switch.

Well PUBG is almost an entirely different game in terms of aesthetics and assets on mobile, not sure if it would go over as well on Switch compared to Fortnite, which is going to be very similar even if it is based on the mobile version.



curl-6 on 09 June 2018

More Switch gameplay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6pIsbvDrQw