>there are people on /v/ who prefer a symmetrical controller layout

>>378888342
LOL

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Best controller.

steam controller is symmetrical and the only thing that could make it better is replacing the shitty useless stick with a nice functional d-pad

Meh, i prefer ps4 controller. My hands are symmetrical, why would the controller be otherwise? Not that the xbox controller is bad, or that it makes any real difference either way

>>378888342
The only correct answer is sticking to the layout that makes the most sense for the types of games you play.

>>378888342
I like the Switch Pro Controller. I like the PS4 controller. Stick layout doesn't fucking matter.

>>378888798
>my hands are symmetrical, why would the controller be otherwise?
For most of the games I play, my right hand is on the face buttons more often than the right stick, so staggered sticks usually results in a more symmetrical hand placement.

>>378888601
digital triggers

>>378888798
My hands are symmetrical but my dexterity is not.

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>>378888601
False.

>>378891209

if you're playing any kind of 3D game, you definitely aren't using face buttons more than you are controlling the camera. And speaking of this 2D, 3D argument, i thought it always was symmetrical was better for 2D because you use analog more than sticks.

>>378888342
Is this loss

>>378888601
>no analog triggers
>worst stick placement
>useless tiny face buttons
Fuck off dylan

>>378891637
I'm a PC user, so most of the games I use controller on are
>cuhrayzee action games
Attacks are mapped to face buttons, camera is mostly locked on
>souls
Dodge is mapped to B, also has lock-on
>platformers
Sometimes D-pad is better and you'd have a point, but in those cases M+KB works fine
>twin-stick shooters
Only time you have a point, but these aren't very common and I can still use the D-pad to have a symmetrical placement

Only time I can think of the camera being more useful is in a twin-stick or FPS.