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The video delves into the intricacies of selecting the best controllers for playing Fortnite on various platforms, focusing on aspects like price, features, and personal comfort. It evaluates several options, including budget-friendly models like the PowerA Fusion Pro 2 for Xbox and PC, and standard controllers such as the PlayStation DualShock for PS4 and PS5. The presenter highlights modifications for standard PlayStation controllers that can enhance performance cost-effectively. High-end options like the Xbox Elite Series 2 and SCUF Impact are reviewed for their superior build quality and customizability but are noted for their high costs. Custom controllers provide feature-rich alternatives, particularly for PlayStation users, though they tend to be more expensive. Overall, the video suggests that both affordable and expensive controllers have their merits, and the best choice depends on an individual's specific needs and budget.
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In this segment, the video discusses selecting the best controllers for playing Fortnite across various platforms. The presenter highlights that there are many controllers available, varying widely in quality. The three main factors in choosing a controller are price, features, and style. Good controllers range from $26 to $350, with the best value being the PowerA Fusion Pro 2 for Xbox and PC due to its features like interchangeable thumbsticks, grip trigger stops, extra paddles, and a carrying case. However, for PlayStation players, affordable quality controllers are scarce, and the standard DualShock controllers for PS4 and PS5 are recommended. The segment also covers the importance of desired features such as paddles, grips, and trigger stops, noting that higher-priced controllers usually offer more features. The presenter concludes that while expensive controllers can offer a better feel, even the cheaper ones can perform well. For PlayStation players, custom controller websites offer better feature-rich options, though they tend to be more expensive.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the cost-effectiveness and functionality of using a standard PlayStation controller with added attachments. They describe their personal setup, including a base PS4 controller with a $17 grip, a $15 Control Freak, a $45 set of additional back buttons, and a $20 kit for trigger stops and clicky buttons, totaling around $100. This setup is preferred over more expensive custom controllers such as the $240 SCUF Impact and the $140 Hex Gaming Hybrid. The speaker emphasizes choosing a controller based on personal style and comfort, noting the differences in layout and shape between PlayStation and Xbox controllers. They conclude with a tier list, ranking the PS4 and PS5 controllers highly due to their durability and upgradeability, while also mentioning the PowerA Fusion Pro 2 as a more cost-effective but feature-rich option for Xbox players.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter reviews several game controllers, comparing their performance, quality, and value. The Xbox Elite Series 2 is highlighted for its superior feel, build quality, and wireless capability, despite being more expensive than the Powerade Fusion Pro 2. The Scuf Impact, although customizable, is criticized for its high cost and less favorable design. A customized PS4 controller is deemed the best value due to its durability and replaceable parts. The Turtle Beach Recon is praised for its additional features and affordability but lacks the build quality of the Elite Series 2. The Power Enhanced controller is considered a budget-friendly option, though it lacks quality and extra features. Knockoff PS4 controllers are strongly discouraged due to their poor build quality and significant input delay. The segment concludes with the presenter inviting viewers to share their own experiences and preferences in the comments.