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Free ghost drift with purchase...get the warranty...Google xbox controller stick drift (youl l find hundreds of complaints about it)..and class action lawsuit... or look for controllers with hall effect sensors.. If u play roblox, tetris, goat simulator or non intense games you'll probably be fine tho. Hopefully this didn't ruffle the fatherless of any SD posters alt accounts
Free ghost drift with purchase...get the warranty...Google xbox controller stick drift (youl l find hundreds of complaints about it)..and class action lawsuit... or look for controllers with hall effect sensors.. If u play roblox, tetris, goat simulator or non intense games you'll probably be fine tho. Hopefully this didn't ruffle the fatherless of any SD posters alt accounts
That's weird. I have like 16 Xbox one and/or series controllers and only two have stick drift. If I remember correctly you can correct for it if it's minor in the calibration settings.
That's weird. I have like 16 Xbox one and/or series controllers and only two have stick drift. If I remember correctly you can correct for it if it's minor in the calibration settings.
The stick drift thing is so weird, I bought every version of the Xbox and PlayStation consoles on release, have multiple controllers for each, and have never had any stick drift. But the people who do have stick drift seem to have it happen to every single one of their controllers. Maybe I'm just playing differently, but it's definitely not as common as people make it sound
The stick drift thing is so weird, I bought every version of the Xbox and PlayStation consoles on release, have multiple controllers for each, and have never had any stick drift. But the people who do have stick drift seem to have it happen to every single one of their controllers. Maybe I'm just playing differently, but it's definitely not as common as people make it sound
I would almost bet a lot of these people drop their controllers regularly, but that's just a theory. Another theory is the thumb stick click button contributes to getting stick drift, but I don't know how true that is.
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That's weird. I have like 16 Xbox one and/or series controllers and only two have stick drift. If I remember correctly you can correct for it if it's minor in the calibration settings.
Your wear and tear is spread across 16 controllers, so it is less likely to show up... but you still had it twice.
I would almost bet a lot of these people drop their controllers regularly, but that's just a theory. Another theory is the thumb stick click button contributes to getting stick drift, but I don't know how true that is.
I now have 6 Series X controllers, and every single one of them have stick drift. Some have fallen off the couch (once or twice), most have not, and I only play FN probably 10 games a month, so I am hardly active on these controllers. It seems like no matter how long I have them, where I buy them or how I use them, they are destined for stick drift. I've even taken every one apart and cleaned and did the updates - nothing works. Royally pissess me off.
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