JasonR86

@humanity:

I did. The app shows that all of the buttons, triggers too, work properly. I'm wondering if maybe it has something to do with me using bluetooth. The 360 wireless adapter doesn't recognize the new Xbox controller so I'd have to get a new receiver. Which I don't see me doing right now.

@humanity:

Yeah, it's a bit of a bummer that such an expensive controller is missing a key component. Just to close the loop, I tried with my old 360 controller just now and the triggers worked fine. So weird.

@humanity:

I actually bought the new Xbox controller specifically for this PC and it didn't come with a USB cable. I tried using my PS4's USB cable but it looks like the new Xbox controllers use a proprietary outlet, or at least one that is incompatible with the PS4 USB cord. I might try to use my old 360 controller with the wireless dongle and see if that works instead. If so, that would be kind of obnoxious for just this one game.

Hey guys, I'm having some problems with the controller on the PC version of Hitman 3. I actually had similar issues with Hitman 2, which was on Steam rather than Epic, and the problem only happens on those two games. For some reason, every other button besides the triggers work. But the left and right triggers are unresponsive. To play, I have to aim and shoot using a mouse. It's not great. Has anyone else had this and have you all come up with or heard of a solution?

For reference, I'm using the Xbox Series controller over bluetooth. And, again, the triggers work with every other game I play. Thanks all.

I decided to pick up Obduction on the PC after playing through it on the PS4, which I really liked the game but it sure didn't run well. The PC version still looks good and boy it runs way better.

Cyberpunk 2077 can look really good on the right hardware.

@frytup: When there's a will, there's a way.

@colourful_hippie: Good tip. Yeah, that price for the card is still hard for me to swallow too.

@ralphmoustaccio:

I ended up using the brackets but used a different combination of hardware. It's really solid and secure and working as intended so I think I'm good. But thanks for the info.