nigga I use both you fucking retard

>>715171029 (OP)
Depends on the game nigga

>>715171029 (OP)
like any good idort the right tool for the right job

>>715171029 (OP)
Depends on the game. I'm not an ape, so I don't have to choose.

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>>715171510
Console fags will never understand the concept of choice.

m+kb for like 95% of games
the larger amount of keys to bind and more control over the camera is just convenient

>>715171029 (OP)

>>715171029 (OP)
m & kb mostly

controller for platformer, fighting, and driving games

Whichever I want, at a very high level of proilficiency.
Being bad with one or the other for non medical reasons is one of the best indicators of a thirdie, they have had limited access to most platforms and as a result develop very sharp brand loyaltys, hatred for a company that didnt sell consoles in their shithole until the 2010s, and then the purest of seethe that comes from a consolenigger hating pc players or some Gates Foundation Laptop Baby hating consoles because the manufacturers would have to sell for 85,000《¤》($35) to actually move any product in your cesspool.

>>715171640
>When you're dog shit at action games/rollslop

>>715171029 (OP)
real gamers use both

>>715171029 (OP)
Both, fucking slav.

both of course but due to the genres I play I'm using a controller 97% of the time

>>715171029 (OP)
Both, but mainly keyboard and mouse.

>>715171029 (OP)
controller.. I work all day at a desk, I have almost no desire to spend recreational time also sitting at a desk; so it’s controller + recliner.

>>715171029 (OP)
i use both but how the fuck do you aim with a controller. Even with aim assist i can't fucking aim for shit. I can't do small adjustments at all. Do people move the right stick a bit instead of all the way when aiming

>>715171029 (OP)
With souls games or any game where the analog stick can alternate your walk/run in various degrees or make you not turn so exaggerated, then obviously the controller. In battlefront 2 I almost went with the controller when trying to play starfighter, but after a little practice I noticed the mouse was far superior for aiming. For racing games, I use a controller, though if i was a serious racing player I'd invest in more simulation controls. Always wanted a wheel, pedals, shift stick and e brake for that drifting feel.

why limit yourself? get the best of both worlds

>>715171029 (OP)
Controller for most games (action games, platformers, racing, JRPGs, etc)
Keyboard for shooters and point and click games
Controller + gyro for games where it's a mix of action and shooting like Monster Hunter and 40K Space Marine

Meta Quest 3 controllers.
Get VR /v/.

Shit... correcting my post...
I started using arcade sticks a year ago and I recommend them for the fun factor. I just bought a new one with Sanwa parts, which cost around $160, which is a high price, but it's something I highly recommend for anyone who plays old games, arcade games, etc., because the arcade stick makes the experience much more visceral.
The only problem is that not all 2D games are good to play on an arcade stick. When it comes to games that require the use of "modifier" buttons, such as holding R or L and pressing another button at the same time, I think normal controllers are much better. But maybe it's my fault for being retarded.

>>715171568
I use both and I play on console and pc, you dumb nigger.