My PS4 controller is not working either on PC for Battlefield 2042.
I am shocked PC players are using a controller on a PC more than anything.
a racing game or third person I understand but an FPS?
@MenphuesssSome folk may have a disability (amputation, illness, etc) making mouse and keyboard difficult to use. They may use a custom controller to help them with the basics. Under the general umbrella of adaptive gaming controllers and accessibility.
https://www.inputmag.com/gaming/gaming-while-disabled-the-future-of-adaptive-tech-is-here
https://lifezest.co/adaptive-gaming-controllers
Others may prefer mouse and keyboard while playing in first person, but enjoy using a wheel as part of their sim set up when in a jeep, or a joystick or controller while flying, which is my use case. I get to enjoy vibration in my old stick, and it's far more fun than playing with mouse and keyboard - my accuracy may suffer a little, but not a lot.
And then there are others who grew up playing controllers on consoles and have never actually played first person shooters with mouse and keyboard. I've got a friend like this and it's a hill he'll die on no matter how much I try to persuade him that he's on a skill plateau, not much you can do when they won't listen. It's like me using a joystick to fly, I suppose.
Either way if EA focus on the accessibility angle of it all, there's no reason why they should be limiting input to a single controller and having so many issues if other things are plugged in.
@Menphuesss wrote:I am shocked PC players are using a controller on a PC more than anything.
a racing game or third person I understand but an FPS?
Simple, I don’t like playing with a keyboard.
