ViciousDS said:

It's been awhile since I really got into these products but I hate the accuracy of the sticks on the X1 controllers. Even the elite didn't fix my feelings for the dead zones. I remember using a Cronus max when the systems first launched. Have we got a product now that doesn't require an extra controller for authetification anymore?

Sorry for the stupid question

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L.O.R.D said:

Brook super converter is said better then cronusmax,but you can use the same dongle verse versa to use X1 controller on PS4,you have to buy separate dongle.

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Ceallach said:

Brooks is the simplest for just DS4 to X1.

I personally use a Cronus still but that is because I still live on my Wii U Pro controller

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Z.. said:

Thirding Brook. Solid product.

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Kaydan said:

Ds4 over Xbox controller? You're crazy. But yes, Cronusmax is still the go to.

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ViciousDS said:

It's been awhile since I really got into these products but I hate the accuracy of the sticks on the X1 controllers. Even the elite didn't fix my feelings for the dead zones. I remember using a Cronus max when the systems first launched. Have we got a product now that doesn't require an extra controller for authetification anymore?

Sorry for the stupid question

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watdaeff4 said:

FOr me it depends on the game.

For games that I need to use R1/L1 (RB/LB) a lot, I like the DS4 a lot better. (Souls games, MGSV to name some)

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Toni said:

If ever get an Xbox, this is something I genuinely see myself doing as I hate the placement of the analog sticks, the clicky feel of the shoulder buttons and the bad d-pad.

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Duxxy3 said:

Brook.

But the newer controllers have good bumpers. They're pretty good, even for souls games. The old controller would have been terrible for souls games. But I can see why you'd still prefer the DS4 for those games.

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watdaeff4 said:

I prefer the XB stick placement (again, this is all just personal preference though). It's the RB/LB buttons that annoy me the most. Using the Elite helps with this for me in some games - by changing these functions to the paddles - but I still don't like it if I have to use them tremendously. I have Bloodborne, but have the Dark Souls trilogy on Xbox, and the DS4 is 100% better suited for those games. (have MGSV for both and DS4 is better for it too)

IMO - it's (the xbox controller) by far better for racing and shooters.


I broke the RB on my Lunar controller on a Dark Souls playthrough.

The last Xbox controller I got (replacing the Lunar) was a Gears 4 one last fall. It still sucked (for me) playing through DSIII with it. But again, I was spoiled (my opinion) by previously playing through Bloodborne.

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Duxxy3 said:

Brook.

But the newer controllers have good bumpers. They're pretty good, even for souls games. The old controller would have been terrible for souls games. But I can see why you'd still prefer the DS4 for those games.

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ViciousDS said:

its not the controller design itself, its the feeling of the sticks.......there is something off.

I literally could play CoD against the exact same people and rock a 2.6 K/D on a DS4 vs a 1.4 on the X1 controller. There is a deadzone gap that still hasn't been fixed even in the newest controllers and the sticks don't have the tightness that I preferred in the 360 ones. Most players don't/won't notice it, but it bugs the shit out of me. The Deadzone curve doesn't matter on the elite when there is a gap in every controller. I'd rather have a super tight controller that eventually drifts then leave a but of fairplay to make sure it doesn't drift in the long run.

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