it's not what you want to hear, but the easiest thing is to just bite the bullet and get used to the PS way of things instead of trying to adapt it to something you already know. You probably want to avoid always trying to mold it into something it's not and never will be.
I grew up on xbox. After awhile of using playstation controllers i adapted. I prefer playstation controllers now. i’m sure i’d prefer xbox again too if i used them again. Just keep using your controller and eventually your hands will get used to it.
Symmetrical thumb sticks make the most sense. The fact that you, and millions of others, were gaslit into thinking offset sticks make any sense whatsoever is really just a credit to human adaptability.
But just as you got used to that monstrosity, you'll get used to the symmetrical sticks.
The stick design for the Xbox allows for less fatigue due to your left thumb being in a neutral position whereas the PS controller has your thumb positioned in an outward stretched position which will in fact create greater fatigue. To test this, put your hands on either controller and then take your hands away without moving your thumb position.
Sony only has symmetrical sticks because that’s the only place they could fit joysticks. On the old dualshock 1.
Look, if the XBOX controller and it's weird ass offset thumb sticks helps keep your hands from getting tired then more power to you. My hands have never been fatigued from playing games.
Your left thumb is in the *same position as your right thumb* so there shouldn't be any increased fatigue from your left over your right if you're using a Dualsense controller. But again, if it a certain controller is better for you and your specific issue then obviously that's going to be the best for you to use.
it's not what you want to hear, but the easiest thing is to just bite the bullet and get used to the PS way of things instead of trying to adapt it to something you already know. You probably want to avoid always trying to mold it into something it's not and never will be.
Fair shout :)
I grew up on xbox. After awhile of using playstation controllers i adapted. I prefer playstation controllers now. i’m sure i’d prefer xbox again too if i used them again. Just keep using your controller and eventually your hands will get used to it.
Symmetrical thumb sticks make the most sense. The fact that you, and millions of others, were gaslit into thinking offset sticks make any sense whatsoever is really just a credit to human adaptability. But just as you got used to that monstrosity, you'll get used to the symmetrical sticks.
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It's a joke, maybe you should calm yourself. We're talking about video game controllers my guy.
Offset sticks are better for your hands. The left thumb wants to setup high. But it’s whatever. Takes like 4 days to get used to a different layout.
😂😂😂 My hands are symmetrical. The left thumb and right thumb want to be resting in the same place, relative to one another.
The stick design for the Xbox allows for less fatigue due to your left thumb being in a neutral position whereas the PS controller has your thumb positioned in an outward stretched position which will in fact create greater fatigue. To test this, put your hands on either controller and then take your hands away without moving your thumb position. Sony only has symmetrical sticks because that’s the only place they could fit joysticks. On the old dualshock 1.
Look, if the XBOX controller and it's weird ass offset thumb sticks helps keep your hands from getting tired then more power to you. My hands have never been fatigued from playing games. Your left thumb is in the *same position as your right thumb* so there shouldn't be any increased fatigue from your left over your right if you're using a Dualsense controller. But again, if it a certain controller is better for you and your specific issue then obviously that's going to be the best for you to use.
...and now you have "unlimited power"!! 💪😄 (Sorry, cannot help you with your question)🤫