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lol ... good one!Originally Posted by Zoidberg747
Originally Posted by IkesJust use whichever way feels comfortable to you. I'm sure theres plenty of guys still using the d-pad.Originally Posted by GreenCandy
The D-pad Vs the A Stick is still doing my head in ..... they obviously handle differently and im kinda forced to use a method im not comfortable with in order to improve my timescant help being competative
) Not fair
I think Evan still uses it and he's 4th in the world. It really doesnt matter which you use. Both are capable imo.
The solution (as given above) is to just use whichever you are happiest with. Not sure what else you want as a solution? a different kind of pad? I'm not sure if anyone on the forum will be able to provide one (although they may be able to tell you where to get one)
I dont think you get it ... there is a clear difference in the amount of shifting transition when u use the A-stick, its faster ... in otherwords ... it should be better, thus making some aspects rather annoying .... for meOriginally Posted by Ragmen86Originally Posted by IkesJust use whichever way feels comfortable to you. I'm sure theres plenty of guys still using the d-pad.Originally Posted by GreenCandy
The D-pad Vs the A Stick is still doing my head in ..... they obviously handle differently and im kinda forced to use a method im not comfortable with in order to improve my times
I think Evan still uses it and he's 4th in the world. It really doesnt matter which you use. Both are capable imo.
The solution (as given above) is to just use whichever you are happiest with. Not sure what else you want as a solution? a different kind of pad? I'm not sure if anyone on the forum will be able to provide one (although they may be able to tell you where to get one)
I dont think you get it ... there is a clear difference in the amount of shifting transition when u use the A-stick, its faster ... in otherwords ... it should be better, thus making some aspects rather annoying .... for meOriginally Posted by GreenCandy
I don't think you get it, which is more important to you, going as fast as possible (in which case use the one you think will get you faster times), or using the controls you are more comfortable with (in which case... you can figure it out)
So in summary, suck it up, man/sack up and choose one or the other to use (or even switch between one and the other depending on the track)
As a wise man once said, "shut up sucka, its time to begin"
Originally Posted by Ragmen86I dont think you get it ... there is a clear difference in the amount of shifting transition when u use the A-stick, its faster ... in otherwords ... it should be better, thus making some aspects rather annoying .... for meOriginally Posted by GreenCandy
I don't think you get it, which is more important to you, going as fast as possible (in which case use the one you think will get you faster times), or using the controls you are more comfortable with (in which case... you can figure it out)
So in summary, suck it up, man/sack up and choose one or the other to use (or even switch between one and the other depending on the track)
As a wise man once said, "shut up sucka, its time to begin"[/quote]
Well .... I think ive been told ... not any more lol
i also think that that the A button gives you faster acceleration just because it toggles it 100% and 0 but i also use the triggers. huge tip is on most steep jumps can be clear by half gassing up them because you have WAYYY more grip that way
Originally Posted by ImB1RDYi also think that that the A button gives you faster acceleration just because it toggles it 100% and 0 but i also use the triggers. huge tip is on most steep jumps can be clear by half gassing up them because you have WAYYY more grip that way
Shocker !!!!! & Thanx of course
