This is simulating a rapid press and can be further customized by changing the timing in seconds, milliseconds, and 10s of milliseconds. Where it gets interesting though is with the sub-mode option, which allows you to have that remapped button continuously pressed and released repeatedly so long as you're holding the back paddle.
Generally, these straight remaps are considered fair for online and competitive play, as they are only triggering a stock button. It's a simple mod but can give you an advantage by freeing up your thumbs to press another button at the same time. Similar to having customizable side buttons on a mouse, I appreciated having the additional functionality and conveniences of mapping any of the front buttons. The controller's modchip handles everything and you do not need to make any adjustments to your settings in-game. In addition to being the easiest and most intuitive to set up, I also found it the most useful overall. The most popular type of mod is a set of customizable rear buttons or paddles. I do still need to refer to the manuals to figure out what the color-coded LEDs mean as far as telling me which mods are enabled and which button is mapped to each back paddle. That said, having used this controller for a few weeks, simple changes like enabling or disabling mods and remapping macros that I frequently use are easy now. Having some kind of app to switch and configure the mods from your phone would be a great addition. However, at times it felt like homework and took a lot of valuable time away from actually playing my games.
I really appreciate the level of detail and explanation offered by Megamodz, because, with patience and determination, I was able to learn a lot. There is a big learning curve that at times can be frustrating and take away from the whole point of using this controller - making things easier.įurthermore, each mod has its page dedicated to explaining how it works and how to change its various settings. Even more complicated steps are required for entering Sub Modes (which are additional configuration options for mods), and worst of all, changing timings (determines how long between a button press is initiated or repeated). A series of seemingly random button presses turn mods on or off, which are identified with a color code system on the rear set of LED lights. All mods and macro configurations are done on the controller itself, which on one hand is great because you don't need any additional tools, but has the downside of being somewhat confusing because there's no on-screen software to explain.
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