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Edited by lLlKE A B0SS:
12/22/2014 9:41:47 PM
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Are Modded Controllers ALLOWED in Destiny
I've been hearing that they are legal to use. Is this true? I would like to know, not sure if it benefits you in PVP or in Destiny overall. If anyone has insight into this let me know!
Any recommendations on modded controllers. How does this one look and sound to you? I honestly just want the rapid fire to shoot my scout rifles without having to lift my finger.
http://www.controllerchaos.com/xbox-one-rapid-fire-modded-controller-legend.html
Edit: I think everyone is getting the wrong idea. I have an illness that I cramp with repetitive movements. Lifting my finger up and down for a long time cramps my hands up. I have VoC but I don't want to be limited to that weapon. I only ask to find out if it works to fire in full auto, same fire RATE. I'm not looking to increase the rate of fire of guns to work in my benefit. Sorry for not stating this earlier.
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8 RepliesI have a device that turns any controller into a modded controller so you can do rapid fire. I rarely use it all since I got it to allow cross platform controllers to work on the system (arcade fight sticks is what I use it for). I have tested rapid fire in CoD and it works. When in destiny it only fires as fast as the gun can normally fire. I haven't done any more tests to see if actual modded controllers allow for it. From my tests though it seems Destiny seems to have some sort of counter to make sure the gun can only fire as fast as it is allowed to.
