Golf Story
Nintendo Switch
Joy Con (Hand held mode)
HD Rumble w/ out sensitivity option...
Ooopppphhhhhhhhh
Nintendo Switch
Joy Con (Hand held mode)
HD Rumble w/ out sensitivity option...
Ooopppphhhhhhhhh
Are you weird like me and disable rumble?
- Thread starter Buddeh
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I never disable rumble. I do however fail to notice it most of the time. I don't know why, it just never registers in my brain that it's going. It wasn't like that when it first came out (PS1 days). I honestly can't think of the last time I've noticed it and I've even questioned in the past if it was working and had to test it to verify it was.
I'll leave it on because I dont care, but I rarely notice it.
Only times I have is with lumines remastered on ps4, I think it rumbles to the beat and thats okay. And switch games because HD Rumble is dog shit and bad. It's used for gameplay in some games so I cant just disable it but its awful
Only times I have is with lumines remastered on ps4, I think it rumbles to the beat and thats okay. And switch games because HD Rumble is dog shit and bad. It's used for gameplay in some games so I cant just disable it but its awful
I certainly would not call myself weird but I have controller vibration disabled 100% of the time for all games on all consoles.
No but I can not for the life of me remember the last time I felt it. I see 'Rumble On/Off' in the options all the time but it's so inconsequential I guess I can't remember the last time. I must not play vibration heavy games.
I really like the slight feedback, especially on Switch where it can feel like more than just a heavy rumble.
I can never do it. It feels weird. As if I'm not getting feedback. I remember trying it multiple times in Destiny (that game makes the controller vibrate from every little thing you do, even the slightest movement of your character), and my performance actually got worse. Not being able to feel the impact of taking damage, firing a gun, meleeing something, it all felt floaty. Like I wasn't actually there in-game.
I am sometimes shocked just how much I need it.
I am sometimes shocked just how much I need it.
HD Rumble defined Enter the Gungeon on Switch for me, and I literally rely on rumble for estimating my turns in Forza Horizon 3. But I can understand why it can be annoying. I love Golf Story's rumble, but I can't play it in quiet places because even with headphones, it doesnt remove the sound portion of the rumble.
This is it. Immersion isn't important. Engagement is.
It's just more feedback, like sound effects, and visual stimuli.
I game with a mouse in 90% of the games I play lol
Personally it does nothing for me. I don't turn it off though. I just don't really care much either way tbqh
Personally it does nothing for me. I don't turn it off though. I just don't really care much either way tbqh
Only if it's fucking deafeningly loud.
Nintendo rumble is the only rumble I can't stand, on both Wii U and Switch Joycons. It's louder than it is...rumbley.
Nintendo rumble is the only rumble I can't stand, on both Wii U and Switch Joycons. It's louder than it is...rumbley.
Always disable it right hand has weird feeling since I had strokes and the rumble makes my whole arm feel weird.
Does anyone know why the Kingdom Hearts games all prompt you to turn rumble on/off, when to my knowledge none of them have any rumble?
I typically don't but have found I do sometimes on Switch. The noise and aggression level of it can be annoying.
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I only drive sims with a force feedback wheel, but this is a good point. I'd probably enable it for driving games.
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I made the poll question opposite of the thread question so I dunno if we can trust the results. Sorry, haha..
Forza is one of the showcases for impulse triggers. It's one of the games where I notice the rumble and adds a lot to the experience by giving you a better feel of the car and how it sticks to the road.
You're all monsters for turning it off. Don't ever speak to me or my video game controllers ever again.
I think it was the Division when you went down the rumble was so harsh it felt like fire crackers were going off in your hands. Ever since that game I turn it off in everything.
I've never tried a wheel before and I've been with forza from the beginning. I should really get on that.
Definitely. I immediately stop playing when the batteries get low.
I always turn vibration off first thing when I start a new game. I hate it. Tried to play Borderlands 2 the other day and I had a Mad Moxxi's Good Touch equipped and was like "You've gotta be kidding me."
Woah, thanks. I remember using the app to update my controller, but at the time only Elite controllers were customizable.
I never had a problem with rumble, but when I ordered my Scuf for the ps4 I had them taken out...the controller is significantly lighter than the standard DS4 without them.
On the Xbox I still use the rumbles with the Elite controller.
I guess I don't really care either way
On the Xbox I still use the rumbles with the Elite controller.
I guess I don't really care either way
I almost always leave rumble on. I turned it off for the Bayonetta games on Wii U because it felt extreme enough that I was worried it would reduce the life of the controller.