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3/2/2019 3:44:10 PM
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Do you turn vibration/rumble on when playing video games?
Just a question I had in mind. I honestly don't use rumble because I find it too distracting.
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If the game uses it too much, I’ll just turn it off. I don’t want to hold an ominously shaking controller for 10 minutes straight
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I thought it said can you.
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6 RepliesYes, I’m so used to it that if the controller doesn’t vibrate when I fire a weapon or attack something then I feel extremely uncomfortable.
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[i]I turn it on whenever the option is available. However, since my Primary gaming platform if the PS4, I’m ashamed to admit that sometimes I tend to forget that vibration/rumble is a thing since the Effect isn’t noticeable ( context for non PS4 users, the rumble in the Dual Shock 4 is shit since Sony hasn’t updated the technology since the PS1 days ). It is however very noticeable on my Xbox One, and I love it.[/i]
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I prefer not to have that on as it is pretty distracting for me.
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My controller doesn't have rumbles.
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1 ReplyThis may sound odd, but I’ve gotten so used to it being on, that turning it off actually worsens my aim
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Yeesh
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Always! It lets me know if I'm taking damage and such.
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I usually don’t mess with it. Sometimes, though, the controller goes into a continuous vibration despite nothing really happening in game, and that’s when I turn it off.
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Never.
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1 ReplyNever in a million years. Console recoil is bad enough, the vibrations make it harder to concentrate on aiming.
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My controller is broken so it’s always a 7.5 magnitude earthquake with vibrate on.
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1 ReplyWait, you can turn it off?🤔
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9/10 times. If Im doing something specific that I know is more comfortable with it off I'll turn it off. Otherwise I like to feel what Im doing.
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All the time. Why... [spoiler]( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)[/spoiler]
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Can't stand the vibrations. Especially late at night when everyone else is sleeping and I've got the volume off then suddenly [b][i][u]BRRRRRRRRRRRRR[/u][/i][/b]
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Mostly it's always on
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I have mine off. I think I had turned it off back when D1 was a thing cause I was into PVP and as you know vibration messes up aim. I winded up playing racing games and other games like Rainbow Six Siege without it which was weird but I got used to it. I’d say it’s helped to turn it off.
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I leave it at default
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Off in shooters, on in most others because I forget to turn it off
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I go into the system settings and turn it off full stop cause it’s annoying.
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I’ve gotten so used to it. If it’s off I question if I actually shot
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I only ever use it on a cod game. I can't ever handle it on any other shooter or other genre of game
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Edited by CAMMAX008: 3/2/2019 8:52:51 PMExcept on the ds, I never saw the point in it on that.
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Nope. Distraction
