I think you are better off with a controller.
This game doesn't seem to be like shooters, where the best twitch reactor will get the kill first.
This game focuses on pressing the right button at the right time, and the controller fits that job perfectly. Controller players might do better jobs than PC players.
It's obviously flipped when we talk about shooters, because PC shooters have a mouse and they can instantly aim at their target, whereas a controller player has to drag the analog to their target, so controllers would be inferior to mouse in shooters.
But this game isn't like that. This game requires you to press specific buttons in a special way in the right moment, so I honestly think you are better off plugging in an XBone or PS4 controller to your PC, everything will be laid out for you.
Until we get an official consensus of what the PC controls actually are, I'm gonna have to go with the controller.
Mouse and keyboard rules for shooters. But I agree. With this game I think a controller would be better. It looks like having two analog sticks are needed and precision aiming isn't so necessary.Originally Posted by SnorriUlversson Go to original post
I totally agree with youOriginally Posted by hatchery Go to original post
I might play with a controller but if they do have a good set up for the KB + Mouse then i will use that. What they could do is movement is WASD, When you lock onto a target you use the mouse to change the direction you will be attacking/blocking, and the left mouse and right mouse could be R1 and R2, respectively.
Could be a solution and not too bad; it's quite intuitiveOriginally Posted by Kenji_Hattori Go to original post
Its simple, obviously i do not know all the things you can do and how they are done on a controller, but it would be fairly simple to put it into M&K.Originally Posted by SnorriUlversson Go to original post
What should we worry about then? I dont play Ubisoft games on PC, at least i never have, always played them on Console.Originally Posted by Aheradrim Go to original post