Also, the game has a ton of guards in every level, so whipping the camera around quickly with the mouse is really nice for situational awareness. BL feels like a shooting game wrapped in a stealth blanket, so the precise control of the mouse seems to help. After hours of downloading files, I wondered if its a steam issue and not a game issue.

I had an issue where the buttons were improperly mapped, and I couldn't change it. But Chaos Theory onward feels much more natural to me using a controller, until we get to Blacklist. Hey all, in my ongoing quest to get all Splinter Cells to work on pc with controller support i came across a controller fix for Blacklist and Conviction. For that reason, the mouse (and quick saves on PC) are really nice. The first two games require more shooting and faster reflexes, with less forgiving guards and a fair amount of platforming. I've just never pushed the issue much or done a deep dive to solve it because I'm torn on if I like controller or mouse and keyboard better, honestly, even after half a dozen replays on multiple systems. In fact, the PT solution above technically works half-way on SC1, just with issues (no back to wall, etc). 'fuck it, I'll just use the mouse and keyboard' trouble) is SC1, but I have seen solutions out there. Only game I've ever had serious trouble (like. Small price to pay in my opinion, and it isn't an issue. Only issue is after every loading screen, you have to wheel-up on the mouse so Sam can run at max speed.

This is the controller support fix I use for PT. Widescreen, PS3 Remastered textures and controller support, all working great. Widescreen resolution fix is still working on PT - I re-downloaded the game a few days ago.

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