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I know that! Read the description :)) It was a fun and cool one tho

That's so nice to know! I have watched so many different Haute42/Cosmox videos and they pronounce it very differently.

@@fiji3615 i stream on twitch! twitch.tv/alenavila30

Also use good parts. Knock off parts are GARBOLOGY 101. I had the standard Madcatz SF4 stick back in th day it didn't use Sanwa parts and had shit form factor that hurt my wrists. Put me off from actually learning stick until earlier this year. Even the Otto DIY mod can make a stock JLF feel a bit more premium alongside a higher tension spring.

Hi! I am doing a playthrough of the RE4R but modded. That's why it looks a little different.

@@alenavila11 ooh so that why btw big fan bro

Hey, that's great for you! How was your experience with stick? Which type of stick/brand did you go for?

​@@alenavila11 I played on stick for like 4 years? Bought a mayflash f500 elite at the time cuz it was cheap but had sanwa parts. Wound up getting a haute42 to try out leverless, though I'm not dropping it entirely just yet I don't think it'll replace my stick as my main controller. I swapped my Sanwa parts into a qanba drone 2 for easier carrying. Definitely agree there's a lot of consistency issues with cheap parts though. Honesty even just modding the 8bitdo with a basic jlf lever (probably costs like 30 bucks) would do wonders. It feels infinitely better. Edit: after seeing your other comments etc. I'd like to mention I'm a mishima main as well, meaning my stick ability is advanced i.e. kbd and wavedashing, iws cancelling etc. on both sides. The lever really makes a huge difference, and the 8bitdo just isn't enough.

Love the comment! Right? It is so easy to adjust to leverless and far better of for your arms/wrist (especially when playing hard execution characters. Although again, sticks are generally more fun to play with but requires lots of lab-ing!

This is a very insightful comment! I am looking forward to trying out a korean lever if I ever decide to try lever again this year :D

knee lever specifically is quite expensive. Are there quite okay alternatives to that; that is not really that expensive?

@@alenavila11 try CWL 309MJ, CrazyDongpal, or Help -Me Level as they are somewhat entry-level Korean levers

Leverless has its ups too, being comfy from adjusting from keyboard while as stated in this video very easy to store when not in used and I can play with it while my dog sleeps on my lap :). Guess learning both gives me the privilege of hating on the hitbox lever+leverless lol

I'm a stick player but pleaseee, stop with the cheat whining thing sheezzz. I don't mind to play against leverless player all day.

@@hermontarmand2404It is what it is. Using any device to bypass original input methods equates to cheating in my opinion. If the games were made based around these types of controllers then you could say it may be whining, until then this is no different than using a Conus in Call of Duty or whatever.

Fun fact, Tekken 8 was designed with any controller in mind! That’s why all types of controllers are supported (even says so in the controller settings of Tekken 8), and it wasn't even released in arcades, so people can do as they please. If leverless controllers were a 'cheat,' they would have been banned in international events. Cronus devices are used for aim hacks (tracks the enemy) which is totally different from using a leverless. Leverless just makes inputs easier (like using a keyboard), while sticks are more fun and better for fundamental movement (as PhiDX said). The real cheat controller is probably the new hybrid from Hitbox that mixes a lever and movement buttons, and it got some backlash for that. So, it’s all about personal preference and play style!

I agree. But maybe I’m an old head. I played fighting games first in the arcade before console. I hated the d-pad. It felt all wrong. I always believed that fighting games should only be played on lever, making everyone play on the same playing field. When lever less came out, it took away the skill requirement that levers bring to the game. On another note, you can play Tekken on Japanese levers. The best lever is the lever you’re used to. It doesn’t matter if it’s Korean or Japanese. All that matters is that you have developed the muscle memory. Plenty of Japanese players doing very well in Tekken with Japanese levers. The problem here is that the guy in the video never played on an arcade stick before and expected to master it in a week. That will never happen. You’re going to have to put about 1,000 hours on that arcade stick to master it or if not not feel comfortable with it.

@@funkrates4778 That's right! I am a new comer, I did not specifically said master; maybe just be decent with it of some % of consistency. I just did not get what I wanted to feel, its not really because the stick sucks but maybe it was because I came from Keyboard which makes leverless an easy pick up. I am still fine to play any other character with stick except for the one I wanted in this video (Mishima's). But yes I said it in the video too, consistency was just not all about it. My dog sleeps in my lap a lot and I only play good with stick when I play it on my lap. While on leverless, I can play at desk with my dog sleeping on my lap. + Personal Pref and Exp too I guess! :D

My bad my guy! The thought process I had there was, I would've liked the stick and be consistent with it even though it is not the best. Just like my leverless is not as good as one from reputable company like the Razer Kitsune but I was still able to do good with it.

​@@alenavila11I think the difference here is a little bit of bad luck. I don't know how much research you went through for buying sticks, but your haute42 and the 8bitdo stick really aren't comparable. The haute42 is legit goated. It's so good for so cheap, where the razer kitsune and similar leverless are just overpriced compared to the haute. The haute does everything they do and more with little weaknesses besides lack of native ps5 support. But the 8bitdo really isn't in the running for arcade sticks we recommend for lower price ranges. It's a casual stick. We'd usually recommend stuff like hori's real arcade pro series, or their fighting stick alpha, or even a cheaper mayflash with Sanwa parts like an f300 elite or something.

the stick he got is trash but in all fairness even the 200 to 400 sticks everyone always swaps levers buttons etc out so basically you are paying for a shell. i want a tekken stick right out of the box ie a korean lever which is battop with tight tension, no gate or circular gate. only company to ever make one is in south korea which is an etokki korean stick

@@RichiePajooh-r8i No, they don't swap the sticks out because they're bad, they swap it out because of preference. Any stick that is at the minimum using Sanwa parts will be just as reliable and consistent as anything else, beyond that it's a matter of preference. If you like Korean sticks that's fine, but don't act like it's the only holy grail for Tekken that could ever pass for use. If you want proof of consistency for Tekken, Perfect god fist does insane kazuya execution on a stock hori rap v. The main man uses a stock razer panthera and has good and consistent execution. Jimmyjtran is famous for insane Bryan execution and used a stock qanba dragon throughout his entire Tekken career. Pling also uses the stock qanba dragon. On streams when playing Mishimas Anakin uses a stock qanba obsidian. There's probably more, but this is plenty enough to prove a point.

Learning curve of stick is steep compared to Leverless. But stick will always have the advantage on movement when mastered. The difference is night and day if you compare the movement of Tekken 8 pros who use stick and pad/leverless. It's way easier to do things like Shaheens snk cancel on a stick then leverless. In T7 Leo knk cancel is much easier on stick.

Hori levers are japanese levers right? Everyone talks about Korean levers when it comes to playing mishimas or technical character. Do you have a korean lever suggestion?

@@alenavila11 Since you already have an arcade stick, I might recommend you get an Arcade OTTO DIY Kit V5 and test which gate + actuator + spring tension combination works for you. I just hope that your arcade Omron switches are up to par and the fitting is standard to the exact micrometer. If you have even more extra budget, you can get yourself a Myoungshin Fanta and experiment which rubber grommet fits your playstyle and tension preference.

love this comment! Will look back to this in the future when I feel like going back to an arcade stick! :D

That's true, they have really high entry ceiling, but its just too much fun to play with. But yeah, now still using my G12 Leverless and planning to upgrade it to a better leverless. :D

I'm not sure if I mentioned it in the video but I think I mentioned it on my upcoming video on @uparrowtech channel. I'm planning to give arcade stick a shot again later this year with original korean levers (If I am still into tekken those time). Thank you for the input!

Already sold it! haha

@alenavila30 dang, I bought a 250$ nacon dijah.. it came with a knock-off sanwa in it, or sanwa has gone down in quality ALOT. So the switches are not any good I get double inputs missed inputs ect. I adopted my autistic nephew and he has to play on a fight stick for accessibility reasons and I don't have the money to buy him a new stick..and can't find any pcb's with "real switches" paradise arcade sold me a bad fake pcb and switches so if you know where to get some let me know

Great to hear! Honestly this video was like made around june 10. I main Bryan now, but still sticking with my G12 planning to upgrade to Haute42/Cosmox R16. Love the portability can store it anywhere anytime!

I have that in mind while trying this arcade stick out. I even though about how a Korean Lever will serve me better. Still had tons of fun with it but it has a very high entry skill ceiling. Maybe some other time this year I would get another arcade stick just to see if ill give it another shot for competitive games (or at least perform my durya lol, switched to Bryan this week and qcb/qcf moves would be a lot easier with lever than leverless). Thank you for the input tho 🤘

@@alenavila11 Man I had the same problem in T7, I’m used to play fgs on pad and a I bought an arcade stick for that game and quickly found out that it wasn’t the feeling I thought it would be but once I installed a korean lever it was game changer for me. Crown sales a low profile version of the 303 Help Me (i can’t remember the name rn, it’s sold on arcadeparadise I believe) And yeah I also found japanese levers very sloppy for this game since all the tension it’s provided by a spring instead of a groomet.

Bros you guys saying korean lever are more loosen up. Ive transition recently from fight pad to the same stick and changed to sanwa . But looking to explore another lever, check which is more loosen up. Any suggestion . I just ordered Qanba Gravity with omron switches

This one isn't. I can still do it today, its just you gotta spam wasd in accordance to flipping your mouse scroll wheel back and forth + spacebar (scroll up = forward - scroll down = jump spacebar = jump.

@@alenavila11 thanks

Such a great QOL bug* HAHA

Made it myself! Base on my mouse pad :D

Glad you love it :D

Really good budget AIO! :D

Haha sooo True! Wish I had a separate room for contents 😂

Thank you very much!

Hey man, im currently using the EVGA supernova 850 g+

Yes, I used to have the aorus ram and it worked well with the xmp. For my new rams however even on both profile it doesn’t want to boot and if it does boot it does go to 2400mhz. I also tried manually overclocking it. But me and the seller came to the conclusion that the ram may have been a bad bin. They asked if i wanted to to try a different kit but the delivery time took so long that it wasn’t worth it for like 2more fps in game. It was size > speed for me I guess

@@alenavila11 ohhh, ok then, but have you checked model numbers? cause I saw that you didnt get it as a kit but as single sticks. it might happen with single sticks that they are different versions and have different parts

like yea it’s a few fps but if u paid the extra for the faster ram, it’s kind of a scam if u cant use it on that speed, thats why i choose 3200 cl16, i figured that was plenty of an upgrade from 2400 cl16 and also doubled the capacity

@@saenea5249 I checked they have the same model and even says 3600mhz / cl16. We figured it was a bad bin. It felt lowkey a scam but the shop online offered to replace. But i have no time to wait for the replacement : ( but its okay:)

@@alenavila11 understandable, well enjoy it either way and keep making the amazing content

Ey! Those chill informative keyboard vids are also sick :D

I will! got some upgrades too, will be posting a quick setup update video :D

good @@alenavila11

Always working on a budget gang! 🤘. Glad you’ll be escaping the high cpu low gpu thoo, happy for you bro! Happy gaming

Tried it once again, all's working! :D

we have to! drop that val name bro. W setup as well :D

I switch between - 1920x1080 - 1650x1080 - 1280x960

can be viewed in that perspective too :D

sadly the top monitor's mount is on the bottom part of the monitor. So I can't flip it anymore : (

@@alenavila11there's always next time for a future setup

That is true the ram does not have to be exact, but these rams has really low cl so I kinda want to match it + my ocd's gonna kill me. Might change ram in the future and will stick with dual ram 16*2 tho :D

That is true! The sl40 sounds great and when eq'd is even on par with the sm7b, procaster, podmic and other more expensive microphones :D especially for casual/streaming needs where the audio quality is compressed.

Hey, thank you for the compliment bro! :D

Ey, thank you broski!

Great too! Just like with any other games I play :D

@@alenavila11 idk if you've ever tried the razer viper mini, (if yes) does it have the same feel? sorry if I have many questions, planning to buy the rakk bulus🤣

@@maxieolivares I had a viper mini and used it for about a year. The shape is a little different not really that close. The bulus is less aggressive with the curves. The adjustment was really quick tho from the viper mini shaped mice :D

@@alenavila11 thank youu!!