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Very happy with how it came out!! I’ve installed the knee lever Neo with the seimitsu bubble bullet top and Tikitaka ABS buttons and works like a charm!!

Thanks for the art from u/Global_Gift_4824

Just picked almost mint condition Madcatz TE and Razer Panthera sticks for 100AUD and 130AUD respectively. Thought they were both pretty good bargains (especially for the Pathera). Pretty happy to add these to my growing stick family 😁

Per the title, which one do I sacrifice to mod?

I bought these separately and one came in box. I noticed, however that the "in box" one has slightly different art (more orange, not foil/metallic)

I'm being a little neurotic about putting the art that doesnt belong in the box, I know. But, did anyone else know about these art differences back in the day?

I’ve been grinding on fightstick for years & something I don’t see talked about much is how much positioning actually affects inputs. Height, angle, distance from your body… if any of that’s off, it feels like my execution just falls apart. Especially when switching between characters or grinding new combos.

I’ve seen people talk about wrist pain, missed inputs, frustration learning stick etc, but no one really talks about the physical setup itself.

I’ve experimented with adjustable setups to lock in my fightstick positioning consistently & I find it helps loads, but for convenience I just sit the fightstick between my legs on the couch which is very uncomfortable and doesn’t help my inputs.

Anyone else feel like their setup messes with inputs or consistency mid match?

Cleaning up the studio and laid out all the leverless controllers I had laying around. I actually don’t play leverless but keep these as portfolio pieces for the work I’ve done in the community / industry.

• DUBPL8 - 6Gawd Split - prototype / showpiece

• Snackbox Micro EVO edition, COTW promo, Micro XL Japan release which I designed the graphics for JunkFood

• Victrix Pro KO & Limited SF2 CE Edition - helped consult & review for this product.

• Basho Custom EVA color way - custom 6Gawd layout collab with Basho

• 4TW matte black - used as a rental unit for events / tournaments

• Haute42 T16 with custom Asuka graphics that I arranged. Used as a reference / demo for my printing and cutting service for Haute42.

• Mixbox Universal - prototype unit that I received for designing their logo and stock artwork.

On old games, there's no jump tolerance. So, if you hit up before you hit the diagonal, you get a neutral jump. What I do is, I tap forward or back before I jump. Are any of you confident enough on your diagonals to go straight for it?

Ps5, pc full sanwa buttons and lever

Hello, I thought I had it first try but does anyone know what the correct cable name to connect GP2040-CE Passthrough - OLED Display, precisely female to female/ or link me? I live in Ireland. Idk the exact terms for the pins/connectors. I thought a simple (Dupont?)female individual 4-pin to (Dupont?)female individual 4-pin would do the trick but wouldn't fit into the PCB due to the thickness of the female header connectors. Much appreciated

On ibis I edited over a image of my fight stick and made my own printable cover to print out and cut with a box knife to put on. This is a prototype test but if it works well I'll start using construction paper to print off on since its more sturdy. :3

Hey! For what it's worth:

I made a post here the other day saying I couldn't feel much difference between the levers on my two otherwise identical controllers. What I forgot to account for was that I was using a steel pivot instead of the default Teflon one. Whilst browsing related posts, I came across u/Slight_Cry8071's reply [https://www.reddit.com/r/fightsticks/comments/18fjqqg/comment/ohfnnlt/?context=1] where they mentioned that Teflon on Teflon is the third least-friction surface contact.

So, I swapped it out and felt a difference. Or at least, I thought I did. I tested both my Pantheras again and, whilst I can feel a slight difference, I can't say for certain whether it's down to the pivot or the springs, which may be in slightly different stages of wear

My friend is moving so he asked me if he could store some stuff at my house and we geeked out and ended up making the most low budget display of some of our FG controllers. There a lot sticks still missing from the line up, bit most of them are in daily use.

Some notable stuff from sticks I’ve never tried before:

The virtua stick is one i’ve never tried before, but it seriously has the worst layout ever. Playing 6 button fighters means you’re gonna have your hands extremely off axis, just terrible terrible stuff.

The fighting edge has to be the most overrated stick ever to be produced - the metal sheet does not weight out the plastic feel in general. Really bummed out on that one.

While i’ve used the hori RAP 4 extensibely before, but trying out more sticks really drives home that the form factor is truly a goated design, but it sucks to mod and the fucking cable door. Jesus christ.

The qanba obsidian 2 has to be just one of the most silly sticks ever. Comically large and no cable compartment but some silly junk-ass looking pegs to wrap around. I can’t possibly recommend this for other than people who doesn’t plug stuff out and just play on a table.The Titan is such a better stick, it almost is insane

The arkodd PADbox is cool, but i struggle to actually be excited for it and has weird ergonomics. I think this is a V1 of it.

Razer raion. Pure trash. None of the pivots we bought worked and just doesn’t feel good. Will use the pcb for gp2040 authentication

I live in Romania and was worried about a shipping of this thing. It’s two boxes with a total weight of 50kg. But everything went well, literally to door experience.

Replaced p2 side (preferred one) with Seimitsu Nobi Bullet lever. Qanba gravity silent buttons turned out very enjoyable, left unchanged.