I bought it so I could use my PS3 fightsticks in Soul Calibur 6. The Brook adapter works(worked, past tense soon?) way better and is way more cost effective.
The Cronus might make you a little better at a game if you're already really good. If you're bad at the game like me, you're still going to be bad at it.
The poster claims to somehow know how much of an advantage it is. Wonder how that knowledge was acquired? I am sure that too was perfect innocent and just “that one time”. Then why all the hand-wringing about these cheats getting blocked?
I don't think that's true at all!
> The poster claims to somehow know how much of an advantage it is. Wonder how that knowledge was acquired? I am sure that too was perfectly innocent and just “that one time”.
They didn't even say they tested it online.
And you're making a claim that's impossible to disprove. Oh if they say they cheat regularly, they cheat regularly, and if they say they tried it out of curiosity, they're lying and they cheat regularly.
> Then why all the hand-wringing about these cheats getting blocked?
Because it's going to get blocked in all situations. Single player? Blocked. Fighting games? Blocked. Games with friends? Blocked.
They're not blocking cheats, they're blocking the controller itself. (If the block works on this model.)
It can be pretty scummy in games that have strong aim-assist, however to achieve true scumbaggery you need to download custom anti-recoil scripts designed for specific games/guns. They can work really well in certain games.
For what it's worth, I own a Cronus and it's not nearly as much of an advantage as they sell it as. I bought it just to use as a fightstick adapter and it's kind of mediocre at that too.