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pazmacats2's avatar
11 years ago

How do I play Dragon Age Inquisition with a generic controller?

I don't have an xbox. I own a PC. I bought a PC game. Do I really have to buy a SPECIFIC company's console controller to play Dragon Age Inquisition?! And if so, why is that? If anybody knows how to play this game with a PS2 controller connected via PS2 adapter to the USB port of my PC, please let me know.

I think I'll find another hobby if this trend continues. I don't feel entertained by computer games anymore. I feel harassed by marketing departments. The next thing will be that I have to buy a Intel processor to play this game. Or an nvidia video card. Or a keyboard from microsoft. Thanks for your help.

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago

    Ouch. A PS2 controller? There may be an ancient tablet written in hieroglyphics somewhere as to how to get that to work.

    In all seriousness, though, generic controllers do not currently work with DA:I.  Unless you use joy2key or something, in which case your experience will be incredibly bad because it'll just be M&KB controls emulated on your controller.

    It seems like the only real answer to this problem is the answer that's being thrown around for nearly everything else: wait for a fix.

    In the meantime, I know you want to stick it to the man and screw corporations and all that cool college stuff, but it only makes sense that games on Windows would be easily compatible with the Xbox controller, as they're both made by Microsoft(obviously). You can drop $30 and spare yourself a whole lot of anguish. Not just with DA:I but with a lot of other games, too. That, or, anarchy for the UK, man. Fight the power.