That’s a very testable hypothesis. Although if it turns out to be true, I’d would speak to the unbound incompetence of both companies that they couldn’t make a simple driver work.
Could be a combination of the game and the driver. I’m using a DualShock 4 PCB (wired) in my stick and there was noticeable input lag immediately. Wonder if it’s even worse with PS3 sticks.
Would be nice if we could toggle the driver on or off when the game starts.
EDIT: If that driver was the day one patch, I’m not sure it could entirely be blamed for the input lag, as people have tried the game without the patch and still reported that it’s present.
The menus really are atrocious but in game it’s fine for me. Out of 10 online matches all 10 ran well.
Also the load times are almost non existent which is a huge plus.
I’m considering running some input delay tests for this on PS4+CRT (as well as for PS3 sticks on PS4) but think I’ll wait until a patched version to do so. Given how many issues there are, a patch seems inevitable.
Dual Shock 4s transmit data wirelessly even when wired in and have variable delay, the severity of which increases depending on how many Bluetooth devices are active nearby. So your first comment applies to your situation as well.
I can’t believe Capcom and Sony gave the port of a game with a history of bad ports to random people like that.
Can’t they just put money for once into ports ?
Yeah I honestly haven’t lag online yet. I just played like 20 matches with a stream on lol. No lag no input lag as well. These slow ass menus tho…BRUH!