Portugeezer
Member
They failed to implement good framerate features, not much hope for DualSense features.
But yeah would have been cool to see what they would have done.
But yeah would have been cool to see what they would have done.
I'm disappointed in the lack of Dualsense features in Elden Ring
Chukhopops
Member
I'd rather have good build quality, long battery life and durability than a shitty speaker and triggers that are just more annoying to press.
They can go haptic feedback themselves with this stuff honestly.
Data Ghost
Member
I really like the haptics but must be honest, I often stop even noticing them during a game. When that happens all they are achieving is increased battery drain.
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
Give us 3D audio instead.
Swipeyowifelike
Member
Or, or, hear me out, do all of the above. Hell throw a decent framerate in there while there at it.
Tchu-Espresso
likes mayo on everthing and can't dance
I was merely pointing out that your logic was flawed. I don't care what you actually think about the DualSense features..
Panajev2001a
GAF's Pleasant Genius
I do not know how many have disabled haptics and dynamic triggers, or just haptics, or just triggers… or neither… so I am not generalisingYeah mate a lot of people, just like a lot of people also like it. Unless you think it's just me and like 3 other people in the world who have disabled the haptics?
.Maybe there is dozens of you…
J/K
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crunchyBiscuits
Member
If a platform has a feature and you dont cater for it as a dev, then that's a wasted opportunity, imo.
For example, if there was a game that took ages to load despite being on a platform that has an SSD - that would be a wasted opportunity.
In the same way, them not implementing these extras on the dualsense is a wasted opportunity.
And yes, it's an extra, but having the dualsense doing viby, locky things DOES add to the immersion (except in competitive FPS. Then i turn off the adaptive triggers)
For example, if there was a game that took ages to load despite being on a platform that has an SSD - that would be a wasted opportunity.
In the same way, them not implementing these extras on the dualsense is a wasted opportunity.
And yes, it's an extra, but having the dualsense doing viby, locky things DOES add to the immersion (except in competitive FPS. Then i turn off the adaptive triggers)
Roxkis_ii
Banned
Half of the people calling it a gimmick probably never experienced using a dualsense controller.
I would bet it's more people who enjoy the Dualsense features then not.
kingpotato
Ask me about my Stream Deck
PS5 version here.
This is a PS4 game, absolutely nothing current gen about it. Still fun, but a disappointment on that front.
This is a PS4 game, absolutely nothing current gen about it. Still fun, but a disappointment on that front.
Huevos de Oro
Member
It would have been nice to have, to be sure. Although no everyone is sold on those features, having them available as an option to turn on or off would have been good for both camps involved. Perhaps it's a byproduct of a cross-generation that keeps dragging on and on endlessly.
iHaunter
Member
Demon's Souls had fantastic implementation of Dual Sense.
MikeM
Member
Judging by the game performance… oof.
BlvckFox
Gold Member
Sad if true, it's a game changer. In From software's defense, I don't expect devs to bother for multiplats. We'll see heavy Third party implementation when MS adds it to their controller, their version could be even more impressive.
Saber
Newd Member
You should have told me sooner so I wouldn't waste my time answering the likes of you. Go point your logic to somebody else.
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Chukhopops
Member
Believe that if you want, it's not like it's impossible to try it after a year the console has been out.
I thought it was 100% pointless in HFW for example.
Codiox
Member
Rumble is a feature every platform supports. PC, console, even handhelds and soon VR.
Your dualsense gimmck is only on Playstation. Nobody will care.
EverydayBeast
ChatGPT 0.001
Dual sense is just that good.
March Climber
Member
Let's make a deal, Dualsense lovers. I'll support your version of rumble being the future, if you support gyro aiming being the future too.
64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
everyone wins!!!!!!!!
except the triggered xbox fanboys who can't accept the normal boring rumble their controller has (and also can't accept the lack of gyro their controller has)
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kyliethicc
Member
It's a PS4 game.
Hendrick's
If only my penis was as big as my GamerScore!
Fuck gyro, no normal person can aim that way. Haptics are nice, but not a game changer.
Shmunter
Member
Only VR is a literal game changer. All other things are game enhancers. Proper haptics are certainly the biggest and most impressive, no going back from here.
64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
damn, i guess a lot of people aren't normal people then
Imru’ al-Qays
Member
Dude who cares lol
Effigenius
Member
In threads like this it's hard to tell if certain posters realize Elden Ring isn't a PS5 exclusive. demon souls was exclusive (and made by a different developer) so of course it incorporated the feature, but why would they spend that time on features that wouldn't work on pc or xbox? (or ps4, for that matter?)
Roxkis_ii
Banned
It's more third party games that support dualsense features then don't . That's why their absence from Elden ring is notable
Tell’em Keb
Member
The haptics of the DS, when done decent to well, are great, and I feel add to the experience. When devs leave them out, it makes the game seem less special. When jumping from Gran Turismo to Elden Ring, as I have been for a week now, it's always the first thing I notice, other than the shitty frame rate and underwhelming presentation (of ER). I like both games, both games are cross-gen, but there is a difference in perception with games that take advantage of a hardware's features and game that don't.
Green_Eyes
Member
Like the obnoxious input buffering.
SkylineRKR
Member
I enjoy the game a lot but its not PS5 worthy at this point. No haptics, 3D audio and the framerate shouldn't be what it is now (the PS4 app runs better). I think even the load times could've been better.
Badlucktroll
Member
yeah i wish i gave some tension when i swing a sword or vibrated in a unique way when i perform magic attacks.
Giallo Corsa
Member
Thing is friend, build quality and durability has been pretty bad since the XONE era with the Bumper buttons falling off/breaking, triggers getting stuck, A,Y buttons not registering, trigger rumble motors not working properly (resulting in an annoying buzz when they activate) etc -the Elite controller, a 170/180€/$ product mind you doesn't fare any better either with pretty much the same problems as the normal ones.
There have been countless posts about, be it here/other forums and on reddit, also, the class-action lawsuit that MS dodged (they settled IIRC 1-2 years ago about the Elite series).
I get what you're trying to say but...the build quality is not one of the +'s of the xbox joypads - and i say that as a member of the green rat family
Agreed on the long battery life (which solely depends on the capacity of the type of rechargeable you choose to use).
Low Moral Fibre
Member
I do like the haptics although I'd hardly call them a game changer as I only tend to notice them a handful of times. When you do notice them it's clear they are better than the competition. I still think Astros is the best example though of the stuff I've played.
I think the triggers and the speaker are crap. They both feel so cheap and if you don't have headphones on you hear the triggers constantly clicking as the motors turn on or the super low quality speaker crackling like a chav playing music too loud on his mobile phone speaker.
I've obviously not played every PS5 games but these are the ones I have played that I remember having support for the triggers:
Ratchet and Clank
Ghost of Tshusima DC
Horizon FW
AC Valhalla
SM remastered
SM Miles Morales
Bugsnax
Control Ultimate Edition
RE Village
GTA 5
Immortals Fenyx Rising
Borderlands 3
These are the games where I haven't disabled the triggers:
Ratchet and Clank - and this is not because it is a game changing experience but it makes it easy to alt fire - paddles like the Elite controller would be just as good imo.
I always feel like I'm in the fable the Emperor's New Clothes when I see people going crazy for the triggers and people are just agreeing they are great as they don't want to look stupid but everyone is different I guess.
I think the triggers and the speaker are crap. They both feel so cheap and if you don't have headphones on you hear the triggers constantly clicking as the motors turn on or the super low quality speaker crackling like a chav playing music too loud on his mobile phone speaker.
I've obviously not played every PS5 games but these are the ones I have played that I remember having support for the triggers:
Ratchet and Clank
Ghost of Tshusima DC
Horizon FW
AC Valhalla
SM remastered
SM Miles Morales
Bugsnax
Control Ultimate Edition
RE Village
GTA 5
Immortals Fenyx Rising
Borderlands 3
These are the games where I haven't disabled the triggers:
Ratchet and Clank - and this is not because it is a game changing experience but it makes it easy to alt fire - paddles like the Elite controller would be just as good imo.
I always feel like I'm in the fable the Emperor's New Clothes when I see people going crazy for the triggers and people are just agreeing they are great as they don't want to look stupid but everyone is different I guess.
RafterXL
Member
I'm in the half that own a PS5 and I think it's a gimmick. The only game that really highlights them is Astrobot, which is a pack in game that is basically all about showing off your shiny new console. Other than that they get turned off or turned down.
Demon's Souls, which the OP mentions as being amazing, is actually terrible implementation. Nothing like playing a game where every hit can mean your death and the fucking bow decides it will be "realistic" whenever it feels like it and randomly won't fire.
Frankly, I'd much rather have a decent battery life than haptics. And while we are at it they can get rid of the stupid lights as well.
GymWolf
Member
It is extremely bizzare to see, isn't?
Like other people said, a much better battery life and something actually useful like back buttons would make the ds5 a much better controller.
Maybe on ps6...