Concerning rules

[FF_rules]

So I have a [MadCatz Tournament Edition Street Fighter IV Arcade Fightstick] and was wondering if this can be used to legally play FFR (considering I'll have to use JoyToKey to map 4 buttons to QWOP).

I don't think it changes much of anything (in fact it might be worst than most keyboards); but I just like the feel of the buttons.
The issue might be one of a few.
1) It does have a turbo function (like this will actually be useful at all)
2) It has 8 buttons so I could technically double map QWOP for a 2hand mash
3) I'm using a 3rd party program to map keys

(This is for technicality issues since I know for a fact I won't be breaking high scores with this thing)

-On a side note; I use this thing to play this beatmania flash I found on a different thread and it's pretty fun (if not hard to pick up 7 key + scratch).

[tosh]

Re: Concerning rules

arcnmx mapped a piano keyboard to play FFR so I really don't think anyone will raise a fit from you using a fighting stick. If someone ever calls bs, then it's pretty easy to make a video to show you're not using turbo or double setup.

[FF_rules]

Re: Concerning rules

arcnmx mapped a piano keyboard to play FFR so I really don't think anyone will raise a fit from you using a fighting stick. If someone ever calls bs, then it's pretty easy to make a video to show you're not using turbo or double setup.

I could technically do quadruple setup since it's easy enough to mash with my foot lol.

And I tried to play some songs on it and I literally get infinite goods. It might be me just not getting used to the bottoming out of keys yet.

[ilikexd]

Re: Concerning rules

It's fine. The rule is strictly 1 button per arrow and 1 arrow per button. Regular keyboards can be used to map double setups as well, so this isn't any sort of forbidden hardware.

[rushyrulz]

Re: Concerning rules

Third party programs is all we had before integrated keymapping.