does anyone else find it near impossible to ride bike's?

[Killzone3265]

my guess would be to reinstall the game, or try with another controller

[A Maned Wolf]

The controllers arent bad at all. At least the ps3 one.

 

In F1 games I am on the same pace with controllers and g25 wheel when I have the chance to use it.

 

Triggers are just as good as pedals and the edge a wheel gave me compared to a stick was just extra consistency.

 

It is software setup what makes a controller feel good or bad. The hardware is decent.

You ever open up one of the PS/360 controllers and notice the quality of the internals?

They're f*cking cheap, with light gauge plastic and metal.

I know some of the top jet pilots on BF3 shaved off the guards around the sticks to get as close to 100% full input as possible. (Usually the inputs are around 60%-80%, so I've heard.)

Only thing bad about that is your controller's life span gets measured in weeks after you do that though.

Edited February 10, 2014 by A Maned Wolf

[guygamer1]

So when you´re stick is ok, it must be the ingame setting "motion control", or the bike.

 

I guess you didn't change any game data, wright ?

Which console and bike you have ? Since when you have this problem?

View days ago the playstation had a update.

 

Did you test it with other bikes, or cars ?

No I haven't changed a thing mate and I've tested all the available bike's too.

Might create a second character and see if it's the same.

It's not a ps3 controller either it's one I bought separately as my little one broke my ps3 one. But it wasn't by any means cheap.

[guygamer1]

MOTION SENSOR setting -- turn it OFF, as a couple of guys said above. That will fix the left-leaning problem. Very important. You can turn it off for cars, bikes, planes separately.

 

But beyond that, the handheld controllers for game consoles (both Xbox and PS) are the worst pieces of sh*t I have ever seen. They have supposedly analog control ranges on the sticks and the triggers, but the goddamn dead zone takes up 2/3 of the range.

 

It is most rare (if ever) to see a video of someone, even an expert, controlling a car in a GTA game, where he is not steering rail-to-rail, just like if he was using the WASD keys on a PC. Game makers put good physics and good steering, braking and throttle control into their cars, but the sh*tty controllers completely undercut that potential finesse. It has driven me nuts for a decade.

Cheers dude.

[manicmechanic71]

You need to go to LSC and try different combinations of front and rear wheels. Some combinations will pull left or right, and some will even make you wheelie without trying. That's the reason you can have different front and rear wheels - so that people can make the bike fit their own unique riding style.

 

*bikes*

I never knew that! I love bikes, even in free roam

 

[EddieSmithson]

Do you fin it near impossible to add extraneous apostrophes?

[gizz01]

The controllers arent bad at all. At least the ps3 one.

In F1 games I am on the same pace with controllers and g25 wheel when I have the chance to use it.

Triggers are just as good as pedals and the edge a wheel gave me compared to a stick was just extra consistency.

It is software setup what makes a controller feel good or bad. The hardware is decent.

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sorry but ive got to call you on this one..

 

You should be getting vastly quicker times with g25 if not you need more practice with it..