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PC gaming fan Steven Spielberg says he "can't do controllers," prefers keyboard and mouse
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The only controller I've ever really enjoyed using is the steam controller. Just about everything else felt worse than playing using a mouse and keyboard. To each their own though, if you like controllers then more power to you.
I agree that the touchpad isn't best for every game, but your example just sounds like your sensitivity is way too low. I used to have a couple steam controllers, I have a steam deck, and I used to play a lot of mobile shooters before I could afford a pc. In any case, I like my sensitivity to be 1 full swipe = 180° in game. Add in gyro and I'll make that about 1-to-1 device rotation to in-game rotation (or if anything a little more sensitive).
Steam input lets you do different modes, if you're holding the aim button, you can make the track pad much more sensitive or use gyro. Solutions for everything!
It could totally be setup to feel/work like a trackball, remember playing a bunch of warframe with mine and being able to "throw" it and have it stop when you touch the pad again, took getting used to but substantially more flexible than a regular analogue stick.
Not quite the same, but I set up my steam deck's right track pad to be a flick stick, turn around 180° with a flick. (And gyroscope)
I don't play any multiplayer games, so this could be considered cheating, but it's too nice to not use