u/Gasmasheron

I initially used a Jsaux split case and it was nice, but somehow it hurt my hand more so I ended up returning it.

I got the kill switch because it has a similar grip style to my old skull and co ( I believe they are called savage raven now ) grip for switch.

It's the best purchase I've made so far. It's super protective but doesn't feel as heavy because of how well it's designed. The only minor complaint I have is the magnetic release buttons on the joycons are a bit too recessed and aren't as satisfying anymore to fidget with, but that actually might be a good thing for me.

But the real star of the show is the joylock, it's so ridiculously comfortable I don't think I need a pro controller any more. It's absolutely perfect for my needs and does the best it can with the joycons. 10/10 would recommend at least the joylock to fix the joycons

I know it doesn't have charging but even on my switch, I have never in my life run out of battery in one sitting. And I always put them back on charge after a session anyway.

If I ever need an actual pro controller I'll use my 8bitdo adapter to connect my dualsense.

PS:- The Illuminati symbol on the joylock freaked my mother out. I had to tell her it's a joke.

It's a joke... Right?

I have 600+ hours in HD2 and the Dualsense is absolutely amazing.

I play on PC still use Dualsense with very high sensitivity motion controls.

I love that I can feel every single bullet with the haptic triggers, and I can also know when they're running out of ammo as well.

The trigger feel pushes me to use guns like the pacifier even though it's kind of ass just coz I really enjoy the way it feels. My favorite by far being the sickle.

Does anyone else use motion controls with dualsense or is it just me that finds it good.

As the title said ,simple as that. Let's spread some positivity.

For me I enjoy this game because I can turn off my brain and shoot stuff and see numbers go up.

I'd like to see the current mechs in warbonds and store to be changed to mech modules so I can make my own little mech.