So I got a Hori EX2 today
So I got a Hori EX2 today
So far I can noticea slight difference in accuracy (no more shoryukens when I want to hadouken) but jumping and moving around seems akward. Is there any tips for getting more used to the stick? Should I go all out and get an octogate and replace the square gate?
Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
Just keep using it and nothing else for a few weeks. You'll probably learn to love it and never go back to using anything else.
OR you could mod it with a different gate and stick.
http://www.lizardlick.com/pages/joysticks.shtml
OR you could mod it with a different gate and stick.
http://www.lizardlick.com/pages/joysticks.shtml
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Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
Congrats on getting a Hori EX2 stick how do you like it thus far? 
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Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
It's actually quite nice, the buttons and stick feel nice in he hand. Once I get used to it I'm sure it will be much better than a controller.Dakinggamer87 wrote:Congrats on getting a Hori EX2 stick how do you like it thus far?
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yep. You can try and get used to the square gate, on paper it has some strong points, but the first thing I did with my EX was change the gate. Swapping out the buttons is a nice benefit, but honestly a small improvement compared to changing the gate.Kevman wrote: Should I go all out and get an octogate and replace the square gate?
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I think I am going to change the gate. Honestly the buttons don't bother me, my only gripe is the weird setup and lack of RB and LB on the face.NotBlaine wrote:yep. You can try and get used to the square gate, on paper it has some strong points, but the first thing I did with my EX was change the gate. Swapping out the buttons is a nice benefit, but honestly a small improvement compared to changing the gate.Kevman wrote: Should I go all out and get an octogate and replace the square gate?
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Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
square gate is mo' better
its all in the execution really.
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Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
I still think this is an opinion. The only thing square gate has going for it is equal space to all 8 directions, which is fine. That said, personally, I don't think all 8 directions actually need equal space. The deep corners are an unnecessary feature, in that case.gradualmeltdown wrote:square gate is mo' betterits all in the execution really.
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oh its an opinion for sure. Square gate is simply more accurate at finding distinct directions and the diagonals. If I played Zangief in Street Fighter probably have an octo or circle gate for that. Considering charge characters and shmups I'll take a square gate any day.
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Re: So I got a Hori EX2 today
It doesn't seem like buying a new gate will set me back much. Might as well get one and compare, plus the other one will always be there if I find a use for it.