There is no reason what so ever for presets to not be there on consoles just like on PC. Most of the time on PC I just flip to Ultra and play and never touch any settings.
I am sure you would notice the kind of difference we see in this thread over much better haptics and trigger dynamic force feedback… sure sure…
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I like how it is both unnoticeable and something people would turn off because it bothers them…
It is not the same tech at all (Impulse triggers are “old school” rumble applied to triggers nor modern haptics nor have force feedback/dynamic resistance on the triggers), come on… you know that, but it feels like you are just trying to argue a “well, but technically, if you squint” point …
Noticeable differences to YOU. Not necessarily to most people. Same with resolutions and frame rates. So there isn't much difference between those statements and console warring. If one is console warring so is the other. You cannot claim that people don't notice frame drops or resolution differences. If it don't, cool. Some will. Just like some might but notice the haptics in the dual sense.
Some sad fuckers on here where like they were having a virtual party when a particular console was (off top of my head) 5 frames better off over 27000 frames.LOL, come on, that's hilariously silly, you won't notice a difference of ~2 fps. But you do console warring if that's what brings happiness to your heart.
Don't bother. The dude came back after a ban for console warring.
Yeah its a bit better but no gamechanger imo. Iv'e been very disappointed with the triggers, it takes me out of the experience how annoying they can be. For example in Dirt 5 and GT7 why would the accelerator (right trigger) go stiff when you press it, the brake yeah. And shooting games lol, all its good for is a bow and then its tiresome after a while.
“My personal preference is better than your personal preference” the post.
I know you didn't but as you said people will always notice, but imo not always for the better.
That's fine, but those stats only having meaning for console warriors. The difference is negligible.
Don't speak for me or others. Speak for yourself.
Topher
claiming that I said I'm happy I get the best CONSOLE experience was console war rhetoric. I refute that. That's where the dualsense came up. If noting differences in resolution and frame rates is console warring so is talking about differences in controllers. Hint: it's not. I only said that to make a point. Saying you can't make factual statements because it's console warring is laughable.
Says the person contributing mostly emojis to these threads
.People are accepting the results and noticing how close they are
. Close enough that the point of preferring one because some numbers on paper look marginally better was the point and then the person that said that compared it to DS haptics and force feedback triggers, but do not let me stop you fighting strawmen.
Its not a comparison its a opinion. I'm ever so sorry I didn't know you wasn't allowed a opinion on here.
If for you spent 100 bucks more for such perfomance boost is more worth it for a " true gamer experience" than have haptic feedback, what we can say, good for you. Said that it's interesting hear such stuff from the same side who talk of the immense value of the perfomance of a budget hardware as Series S for 299 but when ps5 is involved such rethoric change drastically.
People are accepting the results and noticing how close they are
Don't speak for me or others. Speak for yourself.
This all goes back to
IF. Stop pretending.
You laughed at my post but don't know what I'm talking about?
It's his philosophy.
Dense warrior remains dense.
Explain what you mean then, you've accused me of "pretending" about what exactly? Just get to the point.
This is a nonsense. It's expectable XSX perfom better than ps5 for the simple fact it cost more build it. Caring more about how much perfom better compared the ps5 it's more a mental console war rethoric than interest to have a best gamer experience. People who own the series X should buy multiplat games at eyes closed without care about the ps5 perfomance because already know both hardware profile.Don't speak for me or others. Speak for yourself.
This all goes back to
Really willing to die on this hill
… and yet still only reading and replying what you want (subset of what was said… again, more strawmanning).… and on top of that Impulse Triggers only offer vibration and not variable resistance.Haptic motors and rumble motors work very differently to be honest. One uses a weight that spins to create the vibration (rumble motors) while the other uses a coil that’s very similar to how a speaker functions. The main difference between the two is that with rumble in order to have multiple vibration levels you need multiple motors with different weights.
The Series controllers have 4 motors. A large and a small one in the grips and then 2 small motors in the triggers. However even with all of this it doesn’t really replicate what the DualSense has with its haptic motors.
What’s really neat about this is that with one weight it’s able to vibrate at many different levels. Which is similar to how a speaker functions. This allows the Dualsense to replicate traditional rumble or even finer things like rain drops and walking on different surfaces.
Your right that booth controllers vibrate but the Dualsense can be a lot more accurate with its vibration. Some will notice that while others won’t but the difference is there.
Does RE3 use the resistive triggers in any way though? That’s the most interesting thing about the Dualsense in my opinion.
