Idk adaptive seems like it pushes back up for you so that all you have to do is gently hold it down to have a free modded controller that fires for you
Just don’t forget to unlock the triggers if your playing a racing game, I was only doing 30 thought the game was glitching took my 15 minutes to figure out it was my tigger locks
I got you with the sauce. Go to your main setting ma for controller & lower the radius of when pressing the trigger in order for it to register. Cause I always have my triggers on MAX SHORT. What you gotta do is know how products work so you can use it the proper way. You can still race FULL MAX SPEED WITH MAX SHORT TRIGGERS. You just didn’t know what you were doing but now you do. 😇
@@jackh1457 the console might be ugly but it has better exclusives and more advanced graphics. Microsoft is the 13th largest company Sony us the 58 largest only reason ppl are switching to playstation is because there friends have it
@@arielbaez671 yeah fuck all that im just going to have my RTX 3080 and not deal with bullshit memberships and false bannings resulting in losing hundreds of games with false reports, now that PS5 has banned communities and is monitoring party chat like 1984 or China, Im done with consoles, hell half the games i played on PS4 were remasters anyways, the best games were PS3/X360 era and i can play all of those and remaster the games with graphics mods myself.
Adaptive triggers are good for single player games but if you need full control of your trigger in mp then trigger stoppers are way more accurate and reliable
@@caliginousmoira8565 if it isn’t COD etc why spend the money to begin with?? Of course we’re all here for the advantage. But keep lying to yourself idc anymore.
Controllers are 10$ more than normal. And as far as a ps5 you can get one here before too long for the price. If not cheaper. These people that spend 1000$ on a ps5 are fools
There's an even better analogy, there are AR lowers (or maybe just triggers) called forced reset triggers that force the trigger to come fully reset after a single shot so you can just keep a constant pressure on just the trigger and get many shots off
@@MyManJFKTV yeah but it was only used in a very small hand full of games and usually wasn’t to important. The only one I can think of is in MGS when pressing x softly made you draw your weapon but smashing it made you fire.
@@CheddarCheese1984 that's what they call it isn't it? Like they say 'fall' instead of autumn because leaves fall 😂 and instead of horse riding they say horseback riding because they need to know where to sit on the horse 😂
The triggers work on almost every game. Call of duty, Fortnite, fifa, 2k, every ps exclusive, every AAA single player game in the last 4 years. I personally haven't come across a game that doesn't use them
They are different thing. That’s like saying, the difference between driving a bus in light traffic and flying a rocket to the moon. They ARE both vehicles but have completely different purposes.
Yes, they are functionally different mechanics when one is off and one is on. If you turn on the Xbox controller and play a racing game, the vibration motor actuates.
I actually used this logic on my wife when we were dating, and she asked about my "turbo fingers." She started buying me games after she surveyed my tastes. You don't need a gamer girl, just one that accepts your gaming.
See where your wrong is "gaming" chair. That's like having a rice car. Does thing sucks and it's all marketing. You would do better if you had the world's best plastic chair. I mean the air flow of those things is flawless ment for full thumb speed
I own both consoles and the X Box Series X controller feels incredibly last gen after you have experienced the new Dual Sense on PS5. They are just so ridiculously immersive especially for single player games. You can switch off the adaptive triggers for multiplayer or if you wanted to go back to the more dated X box style controllers but seriously once you've experienced that huge increase in immersion the dual sense delivers I can't imagine many people doing so as playing on my X Box controller feels like going back 10 years to the X Box One days and definitely not in a good way 😂
your only choice at the moment is an series s it’s always in stock the series x and ps5 still get sold out instantly I got my series s back in March still been trying to get a ps5 as well
When i first got my ps5 i got hell let loose as my fisrt game and i thought my remote triggers were broke or something cause they was hard asf to pull. It took me a while but i finally figured out it was meant to be like that and i had to turn it off😂
I'm sure Adaptive Trigger can be use for trigger stop, just need an update for this feature, it would be really cool, just toggle it in the settings and it blocks the trigger to a point, the best thing about this that it could be highly tunable
One is meant for games where semi-auto is used highly, the other is for full auto immersion. The difference is that xbox made a controller to perform better, which is why it also includes elevated sticks for more precise movements and key-binding paddles.
@@thegiantrat8779adaptive triggers don’t improve your gameplay at all, just a random feature to justify marking up a controller for half the price of a console.
@@maxmaximum8714you are unable to say they don’t improve gameplay, similar to how I cannot say they DO improve gameplay. It may help for some, may not for others.
@@SagAChimpot I honestly know you’ve never tried the adaptive triggers or have a ps5 because of what you said 😂😂 let me guess Xbox fanboy who’s going to bring up game pass next with no exclusives.
@@SagAChimpot not once did I say I was a fanboy I have both systems and for the controller? Nah the ps5 one is better and that’s my opinion you have your own. Why do you think the ps5 is harder to get?? People prefer it over the x.
@@SagAChimpot and you started it with the fanboy thing right?? All the dude said was he wants developers to start including it in more games. Why did you start talking bad about adaptive triggers?
@@tangytim6699 FYI i killed an undead soldier with a sword and dogs in dark souls 3 thats like two bosses now can you name anybody who could do that.........oh wait you can't because I'm awesome in dark souls and I do not suck. As a matter of fact ive got mad skills alright just ask my mom she'll confirm it that I'm fucking amazing in dark souls and not totally ass.
@@shouldabeengone maybe if you weren't so cocky you'd notice that I'm not trying to impersonate Johnny sins I've even put a disclaimer onto my RU-vid bio thingy. If this offends you maybe think for once and notice that this is a joke just like you are
@@hansi6453 bruh, I'm pretty sure if Xbox tries to show the exact technology/ gimmick the play station used you will praise it aren't you? Contradicting your statements. Smh, let's see in the near future.
You xbox players feel like you have the better stuff for "pro" gaming when your "pro" controller is badly engineered and charged 100$ more. What all gaming is about for the average player is immersion. On this not Sony has put way more effort and thought into making their BASE controller the best controller of it's generation for the respectable price of 70$. The illuminated fantasy about that fanbase's green fridge has to stop, mofos can't even play fighting games, and they tryna compare their cheap "pro" controller to the more functional and technologically advanced Dualsense controller when all what is pro about it is the price.
Are adaptive triggers all that noticeable? For me HD vibration looks like a way better way to make someone feel the recoil or something like that, but having the trigger doing that just looks weird.
@@ivanmunoz9055 if you have a PS5 just disable the Adaptive Triggers, it will distract you in multiplayer games and it damages the controller. (it's a fact that vibration damages controllers over extended usage) Only use it if you are playing single player games, it's still pretty annoying to switching it in the settings all the time but I still reccomend you disable it.
@@Raskov1945 You need to stop talking out of your ass. It doesn’t damage anything. They were built to withstand it. Yes they may be annoying in competitive games but they’re there for immersion, not convenience
@@Raskov1945 The PS5 controller isn’t just another easily breakable piece of tech. It’s built to withstand the feedback. You could drop it repeatedly onto concrete if you wanted and it wouldn’t affect anything. New tech is more durable and reliable than the shit you’d normally use. Welcome to the new era
I use an advanced pc that cost 5k. so i can connect my xbox controller with an aim bot assistant that "isn't technically cheating" increase my refresh rate to maximum speed . So i can pro game jkjk.
@@devintolliver92 The adaptive triggers make you worse at games, it takes slightly more effort to press the trigger down. They are fucking awesome though and so cool with racing games
@@legend7951Nope you can close it if you dont like it and it doesn't affect the game performance . Its just vibration to make games feel more realistic. Im playin everyday
The adaptive triggers youd want when playing a single player/story game as well as vibration. The stoppers youd want for multiplayer games like cod etc
no wtf, it's about the game design like Returnal literally using 2 completely different attacks on the same button. Its not autofire vs semiauto. Its more like firing your gun vs firing a rocket. You dont wanna waste those rockets, so the adaptive trigger stops you unless you force through it
if games dont design their entire system around it, then yeah its gonna be whatever this stupid argument is. Adaptive triggers are more for PS5 exclusives because they dont transition well into cross-platform
@@Goldie_Roger i was saying it in more of a preference way as in when im playing "tryhard" games i wouldnt want my triggers to vibrate when shooting as well as the whole controller vibrating. But id use those in story games to add to the immersion.
@@jayemx6965 I meant it in an objective matter. What I was trying to say is that the conversation needs to be phrased around the adaptive triggers being a feature rather than an enhancement. XBOX Stoppers are completely different, separate purpose in their own category. PS5 adaptive triggers would work for multiplayer or single player. It's basically just another button that can fit naturally inside the trigger. Instead of having a different button for aiming or zooming the scopes, that can be the adaptive trigger. Zoom and shoot in 1 button. Instead of having 2 different buttons for punches (quick jabs & stronger punches), that's now 1 trigger. Now think outside the box. In an RPG, the trigger can be a quick-menu or map, with full-press being the full menu. This will be even more useful for MMORPG's like FF14 where the triggers are used for hotbars/hotkeys. Now bringing PC games designed for keyboard/mouse UI interaction will be easy with 2 adaptive triggers. Ok, so yes, it's just another button. But it's designed into an existing button to make it more intuitive.
@@ranchenthusiast5323 but not all trigger stops are like that, take scuf for example, I got a scuf controller a few years ago and you had to take the controller grips off and change them to change the trigger stops or get rid of them
@@davidstockman1456 seriously ¿, even if so, I feel like for me personally it wouldn't help cause I don't pull the triggers lightly, so wouldn't I possibly break the motor?
@@loicnasser1826 that back and fourth motion, matches the rythim of the bullets in game, but with a pistol there is no motion cause the gun is semi auto so the triggers would just go all the way
@@majinlaw2383 100% love it, it’s honestly one of those things you just need to try but playing wreck fest and feeling the screech of the tires on tarmac is something else
Then I'd just get the Xbox then, there's no point in buying a console setup with a controller with more expensive hardware in it if you're just gonna disable it. I'd say disabling vibration motors would be better than disabling a whole nother type of advanced mechanics you get what I'm saying? The only plus side about disabling the motors whether that's disabling rumble packs, haptics, trigger rumble or adaptive triggers, the only positive to me is longer battery life. But I prefer the extra effects, I only disable the vibration (sometimes) only when the batteries are running low on my Xbox or Playstation controllers. I don't have the next gen consoles yet, (I wish) but it'll be pretty much the exact same thing. Because if you didn't already notice, I want to actually *enjoy* the motherfuckers when I get them, with the best of their abilities in entertainment. I just hope I get them soon.
Word who compares a freaking PS5 Controller to the Xbox's own elite series 2 controller, at least do it with that scuf pro elite PS5 controller or something, yea we got triggers at Xbox so what?
@@troyhilliard5390 Because it feels fucking trash. Back triggers are infinitely better for FPS. You lot are the 0.1% that thinks bumpers are better. Xbox had it right from the start and Sony smartly followed suit.
@@troyhilliard5390 the inly reason it was l1 and r1 on the ps3 is because the triggers on sixaxis/ds3 were garbage. The same gen used triggers to fire on xbox of course. I also use L1 and R1 to aim and shoot (in most games), although the adaptive triggers have been very good for non-competitive experiences so I am somewhat transitioning
@@prpeptv8463 you did, as it you thought Xbox had adaptive triggers even tho it clearly states it has trigger stoppers and vibrating triggers. Comparing the vibrating triggers and adaptive triggers could be a thing but trigger stoppers as well as the whole elite controller are made for a completely different purpose
i love how he never said that ones better than the other it just says “the difference between” like he’s literally just showing y’all the difference and everyone in the comments tryna make a point and argue 😂
The thing is the format is wrong for a true comparison and implies certain things that a fair comparison would not. But you guys wouldn't get that would ya
@@satyyrr yeah we know that's not relevant whatsoever dummy. That's why this is just a video and not anyting informative, it doesn't make anybody want to come back to the channel, it does nothing. The only thing it does is compare between two controllers and you only understand the comparison if you've already understood the mechanisms in the controllers. Why do you say chill? You can't read longer then one sentence without your brain hurting?
The block is for competitive games and where you have to press more times (maybe to shoot a pistol faster on Modern Warfare), and it's hard with adaptive triggers, because their path is longer so it takes longer to reach their contact patch that makes them register the trigger being pressed
That’s why mortal Kombat doesn’t have adaptive trigger features all of us competitive players would be super mad but you always get the option to take it off so I love it
@@redscorpion9325 considering sony's exclusive is mostly story game, i still think it is a great move. nintendo and sony's always few steps ahead in term of controller inovation.
@@TheThomas13 wtf are you doing to your controller that you already have stick drift?! I've been using my ps5 almost everyday since launch for games like cod and still no problems with dualsense
With the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, you can fine tune it to your specifications from adding presets for different games, and how much or how little sensitivity you want out of your thumb sticks, and more. PlayStation has yet to make a controller that competes with Microsoft's Elite Series 2.
@@hitoshura7 I don’t know what’s with this dude making assumptions of a person of his set up. Harassing a dude because he got a keyboard, monitor, and a ps5.
Yep I got both and they both have there place. Trigger stops for fps games like Cod or bf and adaptive triggers for a cool little gimmick that is kind of cool for games like astro
You know what's fun, in gta, you can feel every pebble on the road with this, but if you mute your game, you can actually hear the tires. In the end, vibration and noise are the same
The motors in those PS5 triggers are gonna fry so quick. They have to be tiny, and with repetitive motion like that I would be extremely surprised if those controllers even last a year.
@@beyondmylife779 Not one? I've already had to buy a new one because the drift in the stick and the motor going out in the trigger. And unsurprisingly Sony is not willing to back up their own warranty. I thought they got a little annoying after a while anyway but my kid likes them.
@@FS-me8mj still doesn't give you a competitive edge, if you want a competitive edge you use keyboard and mouse. I prefer controllers 100% to keyboard and mouse cause they are more comfortable for long term gaming but when it comes to wanting a competitive edge, forget controllers. Edit: unless its a racing game
@@valzy76 sometimes you have it sometimes you don’t, one of my controllers has really bad stick drift and the other one doesn’t have any problems at all
@@valzy76 it's not from dropping the controller. Controllers develop drift over time of usage and pressing the button too hard a lot of times or just dust accumulating inside the controller can cause it.
the numbers of people with broken triggers are about normal for release console buyers experiencing issues. especially as sony isn’t easily getting widespread feedback due to the fact that 80% of the consoles are sealed and on ebay. i can’t wait to try them out, no one i know who got a console has had this problem, i’ve only seen articles.
@@h0lbs No it not normal, it even worse then nintendo, at least nintendo's joy cons waited 6 month before having drift issues. The new dual didn't even waited 2 month after release!
That’s not what’s happening. The fire rates the same. And you’re holding it down, but the adaptive trigger is just picking up the game’s rof, and pushing back when you fire another round. It’s for immersion. It doesn’t give you any advantage what so ever
Both actuate the triggers with the same slight press... some game's programming allow for different functions with fully depressed triggers as compared to not fully depressed triggers... c.o.d. just touch the trigger... but RDR2 need a full depression for some functions. Having a switch with limited travel however allows for speed semi auto shooting. Something you won't get with adaptive trigger 😆 ...
