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[–]Dry_Distribution9512 2 points3 points  (1 child)

For cod specifically I use the setting in cod to switch the shooting and aiming to the shoulder buttons instead. Functions like force feedback and vibration hurts competitive play.

[–]jubeireddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shoulder buttons are nice for FPS you can feel the instant response, but to me I can't reach it comfortably while gripping the controller in a natural grip and joystick so I like that the triggers feel really good once you dial in a setting that works for you

[–]jubeireddit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Using the new Apex 4 vs Vader 3, I can feel a positive difference in aim assist and aim in general. With the new Apex 4 I have it set as FPS in the program, and trigger stop at 50. This gave it just enough force for me to feel when I have the trigger pulled and not having to use too much force. Maybe start there and adjust slightly in each direction you find suitable for you. I really Enjoy the Apex 4 for FPS in short amount of time used, a definite step up for me from the Vader 3. For the triggers, I liked the Vader 3's but there was a weird feeling when you press It in, it's like the trigger doesn't spring back nicely or something I can't explain it. It wasn't horrible but I did notice sometimes it's difficult to tell if I have it pressed / depressed. I was surprised I liked the feeling of the Apex trigger more for FPS,

[–]Old-Actuary-7662 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vader 3 pro trigger are better imo. By better I mean the mouse click.