KontrolFreek "New Colors"

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The FPS Freek Xbox 360 and PS3 controller mod increases your accuracy in first-person shooter games like Halo, Gears of War, Call of Duty and others. FPS Freek was designed and tested by professional gamers in tournaments across the country and the results are clear – FPS Freek enhances aiming precision and increases game performance with a minimal learning curve.

 

The added analog stick length provides 40% more linear distance from full stop to stop. This gives you more leverage and increased precision without disturbing your natural gaming playing feel.

 

This product is patent pending and fits both the Xbox 360 and PS3 controllers, as well as many others after-market versions.

 

DISCOUNT CODE: dwestbrook

 

http://www.kontrolfreek.com/Game-Controller-Accessories/KontrolFreek-Gamer%27s-Pack-FPS-Freek-and-SpeedFreek.asp

 

[Pathogen-]

wow even the discounted price is expensive for those lil things. anyone have them? i dont want them, just curious to see if they got super accurate because of them lol

[GeneralSarcasm]

just brought it up recently, before this announcement:

 

see:

 

http://www.urgentfury.com/uf_forum/index.php/topic,23648.msg202426.html#msg202426

 

funny thing is I still have a set in my shopping cart for $9.99, and the discount code in this

thread takes $1 off. going to try them when I get paid.

[Pillorian]

These things are trick and all, but I don't see how they make you better?

 

It's not like you need more leverage to push the stick over with a cheater bar

 

I mean, with all of the in-game aim assist in console versions of the COD series and the massive area for hit detention (which sometimes appears to be outside of the target's body)... I don't see how this would make it easier to play when there is already a handicap? To me, it would just take longer to move the stick from side to side...

[GeneralSarcasm]

thats actually the only concern I have with them. I'm not interested in them to make my gameplay better, or more accurate, I am hoping they make the controller more comfortable for me.

[meauxpack]

TheCaracarn ]

These things are trick and all, but I don't see how they make you better?

 

It's not like you need more leverage to push the stick over with a cheater bar

 

I mean, with all of the in-game aim assist in console versions of the COD series and the massive area for hit detention (which sometimes appears to be outside of the target's body)... I don't see how this would make it easier to play when there is already a handicap? To me, it would just take longer to move the stick from side to side...

 

The idea behind it is that by lengthening the stick, the distance from top to bottom/side to side becomes greater without changing the actual angles of rotation. Because of this, moving the stick x mm results in a smaller resulting movement of your crosshairs. You are able to be much more precise because each movement results in a smaller resulting reaction. It's not the leverage that's helpful, rather the ability to make smaller, more precise movements that are possible with a shorter stick. The time spent moving the stick shouldn't change much, but it should help with making more precise and smooth movements with less "oversteer", so to speak.

[Nikastylez]

meauxpack ]

TheCaracarn ]

These things are trick and all, but I don't see how they make you better?

 

It's not like you need more leverage to push the stick over with a cheater bar

 

I mean, with all of the in-game aim assist in console versions of the COD series and the massive area for hit detention (which sometimes appears to be outside of the target's body)... I don't see how this would make it easier to play when there is already a handicap? To me, it would just take longer to move the stick from side to side...

 

The idea behind it is that by lengthening the stick, the distance from top to bottom/side to side becomes greater without changing the actual angles of rotation. Because of this, moving the stick x mm results in a smaller resulting movement of your crosshairs. You are able to be much more precise because each movement results in a smaller resulting reaction. It's not the leverage that's helpful, rather the ability to make smaller, more precise movements that are possible with a shorter stick. The time spent moving the stick shouldn't change much, but it should help with making more precise and smooth movements with less "oversteer", so to speak.

 

Seems like it would be a waste of money to buy this achieve this effect when you can just change the sensitivity feature to low and get the same results. I can see how it would be more comfortable for some though.

[BigMoneyNacku]

Nikastylez ]

Seems like it would be a waste of money to buy this achieve this effect when you can just change the sensitivity feature to low and get the same results. I can see how it would be more comfortable for some though.

 

Not so. Turning the sensitivity to low leaves you at a disadvantage. Especially on FPS games where the twitch rate is most important. I Like them most for comfort. But having your sensitivity/look speed al lthe way up and being able to control it better is a plus.

[GeneralSarcasm]

how much do these extend your sticks? i am trying to find exact measurements so I can

stack some pennies together or something just to feel what the new height will be. That

way I will know for sure if they will be more comfortable for me. Thnx.

[BigMoneyNacku]

MakeYaBleed ]

how much do these extend your sticks? i am trying to find exact measurements so I can

stack some pennies together or something just to feel what the new height will be. That

way I will know for sure if they will be more comfortable for me. Thnx.

 

 

About an 1 1/4".

[GeneralSarcasm]

thnx Big

[DK_DevilJack]

I just used them last night and i like the way they feel very natural and comfortable. I had no problem with the standard height but, when I read up on these they made some sense and god know I need all the help I can find.

 

I recommend them.

[Playerdown]

I tried them and did not like them at all

 

I just couldn't get used to them.