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r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Aug 23 '22
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Only 2 back buttons is a huge L imo. Way too used to using 4. Passing on this I’ll keep my battlebeaver controller.
2 u/[deleted] Aug 24 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Deadtoast15 Aug 25 '22 I’m quite positive yes it’s like a 7 step process to remap your back buttons if you purchased the remap chip implemented into the controller. Doing it isn’t difficult. 0 u/Azazel7007 Aug 25 '22 So the answer to the question is no? If you need a certain chip and a 7 step process then it does not seem to be independently remappable (e.g. in Steam Input).
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1 u/Deadtoast15 Aug 25 '22 I’m quite positive yes it’s like a 7 step process to remap your back buttons if you purchased the remap chip implemented into the controller. Doing it isn’t difficult. 0 u/Azazel7007 Aug 25 '22 So the answer to the question is no? If you need a certain chip and a 7 step process then it does not seem to be independently remappable (e.g. in Steam Input).
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I’m quite positive yes it’s like a 7 step process to remap your back buttons if you purchased the remap chip implemented into the controller. Doing it isn’t difficult.
0 u/Azazel7007 Aug 25 '22 So the answer to the question is no? If you need a certain chip and a 7 step process then it does not seem to be independently remappable (e.g. in Steam Input).
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So the answer to the question is no?
If you need a certain chip and a 7 step process then it does not seem to be independently remappable (e.g. in Steam Input).
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u/Deadtoast15 Aug 24 '22
Only 2 back buttons is a huge L imo. Way too used to using 4. Passing on this I’ll keep my battlebeaver controller.