I mean that sounds good, but I heard there were demos on the PS4 controller at E3 where you could feel the difference between water swishing around in the controller and small objects rattling around
This is a horrible thing. The looser sticks makes you more accurate than stiff sticks. It allows you to use less force for small movements which is what you need to get precise shots in shooters. When you have stiff sticks you will use too much force to move the stick so you will overshoot. This is one of the reasons why FPS freeks improve the 360 controller more than the PS3 because of the dumb decision to make stiff sticks. The only people who like stiff stocks are the ones who slam the sticks to the edges instead of trying to be accurate. Good COD players do not make large stick movements unless they need to turn around quickly. That is why they play on a higher sensitivity than most. One of my friends had a habit, like many people, of hitting the edges 24/7. He had a .87 kill to death ratio in MW2. He had 5.1 headphones so hearing people's footsteps were no problem. The problem is that he was inaccurate and had such a low sensitivity that turning took what felt like a year. He would almost always get out shot. So I decided to teach him the correct way to play. Since he could already distinguish footsteps, all that I needed to do was get him to make smaller movements. After a while he finally got it and went from a 2 sensitivity to a 5 in MW2. His K/D went from .87 to 1.2 in a few hours of mastery. We then went to the 360 to pay COD (All of this before was on the PS3). He complained that the 360 controller's sticks were too tight and did not so add good as on PS3. He even played at that time more on the Xbox 360, but ended up preferring shooters on the PS3! He still likes the shape of the 360 controller more than the DS3.
Yes. You can even do this with DS3
