Problems with new wired controllers... - Page 4

JLo Deuce · #31 (**permalink**) 05-12-2008

Good post, I'll have to try that.

nLs Sovereignty · #32 (**permalink**) 05-14-2008

well thank you, glad someone said something. Should i make my own thread my gosh lol

PrivateMalarkey · #33 (**permalink**) 05-15-2008

This sounds like a good idea, but would this type of controller be acceptable at an mlg event. Also why would you take out the viberators? the weight difference cant be that great, and what if you want vib later on down the road.

Eu1 Tigger · #34 (**permalink**) 05-15-2008

nice post sovereignty, i think it its pretty thread worthy.
im definately trying that. and i had no idea the whole .5 sensitivity thing, ive always wanted a sensetivity between 3 and 4

LucKy BaNNeR · 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by nLs Sovereignty

Okay Guys, so i love how i've read all of the posts in this thread, about how every person has the same problem, but no one has said how to fix it besides sensitivity lollol. Sorry that just made me laugh.

Haha that made me laugh too :P

Back to the topic:

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Originally Posted by nLs Sovereignty

If you're sticks are slow to a certain side, it's mainly b/c the stick isn't properly placed in the socket thingy, or something (other pads) in the controller are in the way. For wired controllers, just unscrew the screws on the back of it, YES there IS a HIDDEN screw under the skinny sticker. Take the front cover off, aline all the pads an buttons to there correct possition, blow off any dust, take off the sticks, replace them back, press them down pretty good, and carefully put the controller back together.

You guys can try that or sometimes you may need to file/polish the tube of the stick because maybe a part of the stick is making contact with front cover or with the holes where you place the sticks.

Sorry for my english.
I hope you guys can understand.

nLs Sovereignty · #36 (**permalink**) 05-15-2008

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Originally Posted by PrivateMalarkey

This sounds like a good idea, but would this type of controller be acceptable at an mlg event. Also why would you take out the viberators? the weight difference cant be that great, and what if you want vib later on down the road.

Yes

, the only thing mlg has said about the controllers, is that they have to be by microsoft, an wired. I know of 2 pros on top my head who do use this already.

An actually i do notice the weight difference alot, (sounds nerdy) but there is overall less stress and tension through-out your whole hand, and when u compare to a wireless, its like dropping 10 pounds off.
IF, you want vib later down the road, all you have to do is re-open the face, and plug the suckers right back in. The 2 vibs in the controller consist of 1 big(odd oval shape) vib, and 1 small(odd oval shape) vib. each on the left an right side of the controller, there are 2 short wires from them that go into a white plug. the plug is then pushed into the inlet until clicks. to remove again, just pull out.

Im sure you could also try testing out only keeping in the small vib on one side.. not sure how this could effect game play. Just an "ideA"