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Razer Tartarus V2 controller D-pad sticking / glitch

SeegethYes, it could work, but the situation would be like it is now, so it would only work in specific situations. It might be okay for MMO, but for every shooter, any delay in "execution" could be a problem. Well, if it is something controlled through the Software, it could be a player controlled setting to have it either way... This way, if the player was to play a game, for example a MMO, that would benefit from this, the player would make the change to the setting in the Software, otherwise, if the player was going to play another game, say a First Person Shooter, they would leave things as they are now and not make that adjustment.... Would this way be then something possible ?

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Razer Tartarus V2 controller D-pad sticking / glitch

SeegethIt seems to me that it cannot be done, so as an example in this function was given e.g. moving forward (S) and the second point moving forward with a sprint (S + SHIFT). eg in this case it does not matter if both activation points are active for a while. Are we really sure that it cannot be done ? What if, for example, it was to be the Software to handle the timing of the "execution" of the Primary and secondary Actuations ? That is, in order for the Primary Actuation to actually go off, and be used, the user would not only need to reach the length Mapped (for example 1.5 mm), but, also, "hold" the finger there for X time, for example, 1 or 2 seconds, the Software would see that the Primary optical beam is closed but NOT the Secondary Optical beam (as the key was not pressed all the way down) and, thus, would only exectuse whatever Action mapped on the Primary Actuation.... This way, when one only wants the Secondary Actuation mapped at 3.6 mm, for example (key pushed all t

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Razer Tartarus V2 controller D-pad sticking / glitch

Razer.Speedcr0ssI understand you are disappointed/annoyed with what is happening with the gaming keypad. However, that is not what I want to convey. Please be aware that Razer (Devs, Support Team) and our users are working hand in hand to resolve this behavior. Also, this is what our forums/community purpose, to talk about what's going on with our products and services so we can improve them. I'll send your post as feedback to the team. I appreciate it. @Razer.Speedcr0ss In this sense, I would really love to purchase a Tartarus Pro BUT, aside from the DPad sticking issue, about which I am not concerned much, because you are doing a wonderful effort to find it and fix it, what more concerns me is the way that, currently, the Dual Actuation is designed to work. Can you please tell me something whether this will be perfectionated so that, if a gamer needs to trigger a Secondary Actuation they will NOT have to necessarily also activate the Primary Actuation ? That is, that if, for exa

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Razer Tartarus V2 controller D-pad sticking / glitch

the_novenaOh no -- yikes!! Yes, I would strongly advise doing everything in your power to fix that button. The Orbweaver is pure gold, compared to the Tartarus!! I really wish I still had mine! With regards to your questions @arroz76 I'll answer what I can. KEYS It's important to note that the Tartarus Pro is made with analog optical switches, rather than mechanical switches. So, right off the bat, you can reasonably expect that the Tartarus will be quieter. It also means that you will not feel the tactile 'bump' that is typical to most mechanical keys. I used to own the Orbweaver Stealth which is made with the quietest mechanical switches they make, and I honestly don't think the Tartarus Pro is any noisier than the Orbweaver Stealth was (judging based on memory). In fact, here's a good comparison: my current set up includes the Black Widow mechanical keyboard with the yellow switches -- the most silent switch Razer makes (equal to, or maybe even quieter than, the Orbweaver Stealth

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Razer Tartarus V2 controller D-pad sticking / glitch

I am also considering buying the Tartarus Pro but I am now worried to end up getting into more headaches that I would like to.... Aside from this controller D pad sticking, which I seem to understand from this Thread might affect some owners of these Keypads, by watching Videos and reading reviews or threads on this Keypad, I also found that some lament issues with the ADJUSTABLE ACTUATION, one of the main features of the Tartarus Pro that I was considering it worth buying for.... in particular, I have seen some reviewers indicating how, regardless whether one might set the Secondary Actuation all the way to the bottom of 3.6 mm, somehow the key, when pressed, triggers the Secondary Actuation moreless around half way down while one is instead expecting the key to be pressed all the way to the button to trigger it.... Unless I misunderstood the problem lamented, I also seemed to understand that some owners lamented mulfunctioning of these mechanics whereas one of the actuations someh

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