slowmo said:
Time will tell if anyone finds a use for the touch pad, personally I don't see it being used for anything worthwhile. Your RTS suggestion might work if it was ergonomically suitable for you to game like that for any period of time but to me it look very uncomfortable to use for long periods as unlike a laptop you have no flat area to comfortably rest your wrist. They would have been better releasing a supplimentary controller if that was their goal. I assure you that it is not a silly argument saying the symmetriical sticks is uncomfortable to use, that's the nature of designing a pad so your hands are pointed together for a long period bending your wrists. On the 360 pad my wrist doesn't bend inwards hence I do not get discomfort on the outside of my wrists. No doubt you have none of these issues so good for you. |
sorry i must have genetically modified hands as the natural way my hands are when relaxed matches the analouge sticks on the ps3, i dont however get how moving my left thumb 1 inch up to the left increases comfort and stops my wrists from twisting, that to me sounds like garbage, if there was a major problem with the posistion of the analouge sticks on the ps controller they would have been addressed 15 years ago.
playing RTS games why would i need to rest my wrist anywhere, the controller can be held with my left hand while using my right hand which does not need to hold the controller (you dont hold a laptop like a game pad while playing games on it, the DS4 is a fair bit smaller and a lot lighter than a laptop lol), most of the gaming will be done sitting on a sofa which no doubt will have arms on it so there are plently of surfaces to wrest your arm/wrist.
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