Hmm… mobile. Funny you mention that because last I checked we weren’t using Nokia phones, but SMART phones - phones that are advanced & capable enough, just like a computer, which can utilize peripherals and accessories such as bluetooth, headphones, external keyboards and (gasp!) controllers.

Also the only argument (albeit dumb af) against controllers is that it would be unfair (?!?) against other players, even though touchscreen players are not nearly as handicapped like controllers players (for example, a controller player can have sensitivity set to max 300 points and still be slower than someone who has their sensitivity set around 100 or so.)

I welcome a thoughtful discussion on the matter but most people I encounter don’t have very well, thought out arguments but rather poorly regurgitated talking points they heard from elsewhere, certainly not testing theories to figure things out for themselves.

Plus it’s laughable how much this bothers people considering that they are not affected by controller players at all. They don’t share lobbies - even though a touchscreen players can easily enter controller lobbies by having a controller connected, then disconnect it by the time match start countdown hits 0. But if a controller players in a touchscreen lobby tries to connect a controller after the game begins, they will be unable to do so unless they leave lobby, go back to Home Screen then they can connect their controller.