well, I’m curious about that, let us know wich one is your controller!!! because I like to play Ki with fightingstick instead of a gamepad, Mine is Madcatz SFIV stick moded with sanwa parts
I just use a regular X1 controller
Padding it up like menstruation.
Xbox Elite
DIY Hitbox (Xbox one padhack)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BDs24hAJwG3/?taken-by=akudesyn
Those are custom silenced sanwa buttons. It works flawlessly both on X1 and PC.
…and yep, my dog stares at me when I use it ahahaha.
Yo, I appreciate your craftsmanship.
EDIT FOR COMPLETENESS:
Mr. Morning rocks a Qanba Q4 with Sanwa buttons and joystick w/ square gate, 2lb tension spring & bat-top grip.
Mme. Morning rocks a Qanba Q2 w/ Sanwa buttons, square gate, standard spring & balltop grip.
I use a Custom fight stick made by Stan the man. I also have a TE-2, an Xbox Elite and regular Xbox controller that I use for MKX and other games.
oh sweet, looks simple but very nice!!!
what does exactly a 2 lb tension spring?
It is just a replacement 2lb spring to the existing 1 lb spring found in JFL joysticks… it adds about 1.1lb more force than the original, resulting in a stiffer joystick. Somewhat of a preference on whether you are ok with the loose joystick feel from the original
thanks man:)
thanks:) I like minimal looks, it’s all matte black laser cut plexy, the only detail is my logo cut out in the upper left corner:)
I’m using the original XBOne controller but thinking about upgrading to the Elite. I have a question about it though: for anyone that uses the Elite controller do the button configurations on the back of the controller serve a purpose to you? Could they be assigned to different strengths of combo breakers or perhaps a certain move?
Currently waiting on the arrival of 2 Power A fusion controllers for the Xbox One. gonna be my default.
I use a stick. Wish I could play on the XB1 pad, though. It’d make playing at night time a lot less disruptive.
I play on a standard Xbox One controler - tried 2 elites and both broke in 4 months due to different reasons in both cases.