For me, I’m a big fan of the Kontrol Freek analogue sticks. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to give you that edge on a budget. However, speaking from experience, such controllers tend to cost well over the £100 mark (and then some) and for many, this is perhaps too much of a stretch for casual gaming, as competitive as you may be.Īlthough, being a little more casual about your online gaming approach, doesn’t mean that you don’t want to give yourself some kind of advantage.
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Plus you get two sets in a pack so can go halves with a friend to cut the cost further. But as I say, the difference between this and a pro controller is massive so worth the punt. Obviously that doesn’t matter if you’re only playing for fun rather than to win, but your skills will also come into question when playing and trigger stops aren’t necessarily going to make you better. But, if you suck at the game you’re playing, and I mean legitimately suck, then tools like this may not be what you need. The problem is, Bionik can offer you the tools to try and help you improve and enhance your performance. I’m not saying they aren’t worth the £11.99 that you can get them for on Amazon (price correct as of ) because compare them to the Revolution Unlimited PRO Controller which will set you back roughly £119.99 (price from Very, correct as of ), and they certainly are a bargain.
Value for Money – 5/5Īre the Bionik Quickshot Trigger Stops worth their money? It’ll be a different answer for every person you ask I expect. The grips do feel more comfortable to use though, once the stops actually fit securely anyway, before that they just infuriated me to the point I was ready to throw the controller out of the window. I also seem to miss a lot more, but maybe that’s just because of my tired eyes late at night. But as I have an itchy trigger finger anyway, it keeps getting me shouted at for giving away our position. What I can say though is that it does seem to improve reaction time, as you fire quicker. So whilst I am winning more, I’m either dying more or just not getting as many eliminations. Having checked my stats for RealmRoyale on Realm Tracker it would seem that in my last 50 games over the past seven days whenI’ve used the trigger stops, my win percentage has improved from 10% to 12%, but my K/D ratio has actually dropped from 1.7 to 1.66.
The important question for these trigger stops I guess is do they work? Have they made me a better player and am I now smashing all opposition standing before me? Honestly, I’m not sure. But it did take a lot of fidgeting around and fiddling with to get them into position. Having tried several times I almost gave up, but not being a quitter I decided to give it one more try on a different set of controllers and low and behold they are now resting securely on. Whether it was damage on my controllers L2 and R2 buttons that was the issue, I don’t know, but I just couldn’t get them on.Įach time I thought I had success they would fall off during the game and I’d work myself up in a tizzy and end up dying or at least getting chickened in Realm Royale, narrowly escaping thanks to my pal Cheez coming to my rescue. The instructions inside advise you to slide them over, and click them into place, providing adhesive sticky pads if you have any issues. Although the tutorial video for the Bionik Quickshot Trigger Stops below this section should help you if you go and buy some yourself. Ok, so I had a little bit of an issue installing these.
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