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Edited by Schmuck:
2/26/2024 12:15:22 PM
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Currently looking into halleffect controllers and PS5 adaptors.
I'm still confused about Bungie's ToS so I'm a bit paranoid. I currently play on Steam, PC, and occasionally play on the PS5.
I'm looking into getting the GuliKit KK3 Max for my PC as it is within my budget, if I had more I would've gone for PS5-compatible controllers. So I'm looking into PS5 controller adaptors such as the ones in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ2yMB-bjOw
I shouldn't worry about breaking ToS with these, yes? The more I read up, the more unintuitive their ToS is so I'm being paranoid. I should probably mentioned that I'm not wellversed with software/hardware whats considered what, I just boot up and play games
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Basically as long as you're not programming/running scripts, you'll be fine.
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1 ReplyEdited by AendettV: 2/26/2024 1:04:48 PMI don't want to watch someone's paid sponsorship ad, but I know that you can use certain adapters for accessibility and other legit reasons, but you can't use them to override manual function of the game's controls. Like macros that make you jump and shoot with just one button press, or run in circles in a strike so you don't get AFK kicked. You just have to make a judgement call. Edit: I don't know what your budget is, but the Nacon Revolution 5 is PS5/4 and PC compatible, and uses hall effect for the triggers and sticks. It's $200 though, which is way less than the stack of PS5 controllers I have in a box in my closet (for parts...you know...) when all added together.
