I am probably going to leave it on a while longer, however, as I try to figure out whether this is just something I need to understand and get used to, or if I will not stop finding it annoying and distracting in the long term. The haptic feedback is highly adjustable on PS5, which is good.

Maybe that’s good in some areas (the rumble), but so far I am really not enjoying this trigger resistance/lock concept, and I did always think it sounded weird when it was first brought up.īefore everyone chimes in here, yes, I have figured out that there is a way in settings to tone it down or turn it off entirely. Why? Why is that better than before? It just makes you feel like you’re doing something wrong, and I worry about news that Call of Duty has “tuned every gun” for this system. Borderlands 3, for instance, has been optimized for next-gen, and it feels like this trigger resistance is present on pretty much every pull with every gun. It’s trying to communicate something in a language I don’t understand in a way that is distracting from how triggers normally have worked ever since controllers started having them. Is the trigger now harder to pull because I’m using a huge warhammer instead of dual blades? Is it because I screwed up a combo and the trigger is telling me I can’t do a heavy attack until I finish this light attack animation? I have no idea. In Godfall, the “resistance” trigger keeps cropping up in combat, and I just don’t understand what it’s trying to actually indicate. I have felt this in action and I find it weird and disorienting.

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