I just bought a steam controller and had my first experience with it, and it sucked! I can't even do a 90 degrees turn (in first person view) without working myself out to make the screen as less jittery as possible and forget aiming at a moving target because that's impossible!

So please let me know what you know so for because the controller is highly customizable, So there must be something that i have missed that makes the controller easier to learn and get used to.

Im sorry that you bought that junk. What game are you trying to play with it?

@rethla: It's actually pretty damn great!

I'm using it to replace any mouse only based functions including Windows and if it proves to be more useful than my dual shock in some gaming genres then it'll be my go to controller, So i'm trying to see how useful it can be.

there's a thread for that: http://www.giantbomb.com/pc/3045-94/forums/steam-controller-game-testing-tips-and-tricks-1784895/#3

My opinion of the controller is it's great if you're willing to put time into experimenting with control schemes, but for the average gamer it's best to avoid and see if it gets any native developer support.