it is a joke clearly (i thought) being made at my own expense
i think it is good to repeat anything that bears mention for the sake of conversation
this forum software is full of weird bossy little nags, and while some of them are turned off many of them are still there and even embellished, you may notice
while iām being rude in this thread it seems like the latest firmware on the latest model of xbox one wireless controller (not the sex model) has broken triggers over bluetooth on windows-less-than-10 without any apparent rollback mechanism and i would like @doolittle personally to refund me for this inconvenience
It is actually no inconvenience to me whatsoever as I have every model and an S|X pad and both versions of the 2.4ghz PC dongle, lol. If anything it has provided me with more entertainment in finding new problems to solve with my abundance of otherwise useless PC controller ecosystem bag of solutions.
Forwards compatibility with new consoles for one. Thereās also profile and mapping storage on the controller itself that was patched in for accessibility settings.
I remember the first time the Xbone controller FW was updated, it was literally āRespawn said the action on the sticks was bad so we made better, drop a titan on it guysā
anyone know what this is? it looks like itās for some kind of serious work, but at the same time, it has what appear to be inbuilt game controls in the top corners of the keyboard
Iām surprised controllers arenāt more scrutinized for wireless quality when low latency wireless is so important/popular with e.g. mice. You would never see a Bluetooth mouse recommended for games.
Just a heads up, I have two joyzz pads I spent like $80 each on that are amazing, but they do have occasional dropout issues (using mode A and mode B and using different controller/dongle combinations).
I have never had dropout issues with the M30 2.4g.
It could just be my weird house⦠the only other wireless controller I ever had problems with was a Wavebird.