everyone always mentions that having motion controls always on is annoying, but never explains why. i just keep my controller flat on the desk and i don’t notice any disadvantages
You dont need motion controls turned on. Idk if its any different for a pro controller, but if youre on regular joycons you can do the double input with motion controls off
there is an issue for me- even after connecting a pair of joy-cons, I'm still hyper gliding without the d-pad. i really want to get this fixed bc I cant soft drift properly anymore can anyone provide help pls?
Don't know if anyone else had problems, but the "fix" did not work for me when I tried it with a single joy con. Once I did the same with a Pro Controller it was working perfectly
I have a PowerA pro controller and I think it would be super useful with this because it has programmable buttons on the back, i bet mapping a to the button on the bottom right would be super OP
From what I've experienced, having motion controls without the gyro sensor is actually better for drifts also. I noticed that doing normal left and right inputs more softly (no angles) is actually just as effective at charging MTs as hard inputs and softdrifting, my best guess is because of this 6:50. It also feels more consistent to drift this way than softdrfting because you won't have to worry about getting the proper angles all the time. I call it "fine-drifting"
IDK why I never thought about leaving motion controls on with a controller that doesn't have motion controls, that's really funny lol. Does the thing where you just randomly lose dragged items happen on other controllers too or just cube controllers? I always have felt like the analog-ness of it might be registering that I've let go of the trigger even when I'm holding it down.
"You can use the right control stick to accelarate and reverse. This one isn't just seemingly useless, it's actually useless." My Gran Turismo muscle memory says otherwise.
My third party Switch pro controller doesn’t have a gyrosensor so that makes my life a bit easier. Kinda neat that hyper gliding exists. Think it’s an oversight on the devs end?