Does gyro have the potential to be better than mouse and keyboard?
I have messed around with gyro a little bit, and while I am not comfortable with it yet, I feel like I really see the potential, and am a bit confused on why it's still viewed as slightly worse than mouse and keyboard, when it seems it should be on par, and possibly even better in some ways.
One factor I know is a big reason is that mouse and keyboard have just been used more for much longer.
I have been a mouse and keyboard player for a long time, and while it's "comfortable" it still find struggles with it. It's really dependant on posture and table height, friction between the forearm and desk can be a struggle, and getting the right technique for balancing shoulder movement, elbow movement, and wrist movement is tricky.
My aim is pretty bad.
With gyro though, I find those issues get eased. You have more flexibility with posture, there's no friction if you hold in the air, and if resting hand on a desk, friction actually feels helpful and easier to balance. It feels like you are mostly using the same muscles although I'm not quite sure about that.
I think the struggle point I find for controllers is sensitivity. I like the idea of not using stick for aiming at all, but it makes playing at a low sens, which is something beneficial on mice, tricky. You have less range than with a mouse. So I see higher sens preferred generally. I enjoy games like CS and Valorant so this is odd. (ihardscope has made quite a few videos playing these games though and doesn't seem to struggle, and I believe they use 12x-13x sens)
Anyway I don't have much more to add, just curious to hear more on the topic from people more experienced :)