Kitsune

So, your input device is all personal preference. Don't let anyone tell you that you NEED a certain type of device to get good at fighting games. I play on both a regular arcade stick as well as leverless, which also happens to be the Razer Kitsune.It should be perfectly fine for Guilty Gear Strive.

Took me about a week or two. Went from an Xbox controller to a Razer Kitsune. And yeah. That week SUCKED. I was slow. I was bad. There was this extra half-second of lag a lot of the time, because I'd think of what I wanted to do, and then it would take me that half-second to "translate" that into fi

Ever considered leverless? Very helpful for charge characters! Loving mine for Chun Li (razer kitsune).

I just bought the non-graphic version of this and it's taking me a while to get used to coming from the PS5 controller. I do notice that the input is more accurate/consistent. I got it at a great deal. Razer Kitsune All-Button Arcade Controller - $139.99 - Free shipping for Prime members https://ele

I've heard good things about the Hori Fight Stick. I personally own the Obsidian 2 by Qanba and it's excellent. That said, if you're going from controller to something else I strongly recommend learning leverless instead of stick. Razer Kitsune, Qanba Sapphire, Turtle Beach Victrix Pro KO. Leverless

I already have it since it was a gift from my birthday. The xbox controller is easier to use but i hears this Razer Kitsune is super good for fighting games. So i dont know if I should stick with Razer since it is more of a learning curve

Learning both a new controller and a fighting game is low-key the move, because you can't be disappointed in what you do (compared to learning a new controller but already knowing how to play the game), and also yes the razer kitsune is very nice to play ggst with I've had mine for a week now

What type of controller are you using? I am using a Razer Kitsune leverless controller, though I am interested in trying another as well. It is kind of hard to justify replacing a 300€ piece of equipment though. I started out on a cheaper Haute42 leverless but it felt a bit small. I also tried an ar

I switched from my old 8 arc fightstick to a razer kitsune because of the portability aspect of it. It took me maybe 6 hours to feel like I can move left to right, and probably over 15 hours before I could do dp motions consistently on both sides. But now, it's second nature for me. Keep at it, even

I play on the razer kitsune (leverless) and i didn’t change the button layout for standard. I have no issues using boost where it is by default. It wasn’t awkward placement for me, it was just learning the controls as new player but now it’s super easy.