As others have said, I don’t want money, I want the issue acknowledged with a new Joy Con model that doesn’t drift. It’s at a point where I’m going to have to buy a Pro controller because how of annoying this is. And that’s incredibly frustrating, because I like to play my Switch portably. The selling gimmick was being able to play on your TV and on the go, and you have to use Joy Cons to play portable. It seems apparent that users who play in docked mode with Pro controller have the issue less. It confounds me that no one is addressing that. The Switch was sold on being able to play in handheld mode, and if doing that makes your joysticks dysfunctional this easily, it’s an issue with the product.
This controversy doesn’t affect my opinion of the company at all, I’m a shill for life— I just want to play my Switch as advertised.
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Re: Class Action Lawsuit Officially Filed Against Nintendo For Switch Joy-Con "Drifting" Issues
As others have said, I don’t want money, I want the issue acknowledged with a new Joy Con model that doesn’t drift. It’s at a point where I’m going to have to buy a Pro controller because how of annoying this is. And that’s incredibly frustrating, because I like to play my Switch portably. The selling gimmick was being able to play on your TV and on the go, and you have to use Joy Cons to play portable. It seems apparent that users who play in docked mode with Pro controller have the issue less. It confounds me that no one is addressing that. The Switch was sold on being able to play in handheld mode, and if doing that makes your joysticks dysfunctional this easily, it’s an issue with the product.
This controversy doesn’t affect my opinion of the company at all, I’m a shill for life— I just want to play my Switch as advertised.