(Asus says there’s a known issue with games running in windowed mode, but I’ve had some in full screen also not limit their frames per second.) The frames per second limiter doesn’t always work.Update: Can’t be sure this is gone, but haven’t seen it in a while. Sometimes pressing the joystick or D-pad will move two spaces instead of one in the Armoury Crate interface.Sometimes pressing a button in the quick settings menu will simultaneously press a button in the game.When I change any of the Ally’s quick settings, it can sometimes take multiple seconds for my controls to return after I resume a game.(Asus proactively told me this will be fixed.) Update: Fixed! When I change the Ally’s performance mode, particularly in the middle of a game, the quick settings menu will often freeze until it’s kicked everything into gear.There is no easy way to summon the Steam in-game overlay from within a game. You cannot bind any macros or even a two-key combination like Shift + Tab.Armoury Crate doesn’t like it when you press a trigger at the same time you’re moving a joystick and doesn’t always accept the input.No gyro aiming for precision mousing, either - even though the Ally has a gyro.Armoury Crate has no sensitivity adjustment.

In Windows and in games, my joystick cursors and crosshairs are constantly overshooting their targets.The crosshair is a special case because it doesnt make anything function differently it doesnt give you any extra information and personally if someone is shooting at me i dont care if their reticle is 4 white lines 4 lines with a purple dot pink dot or someone i know used Jack White. That said the amount of work it would require to try and do something like this that still wouldn't really work correctly especially when the game already gives you a good amount of information with spotting and the minimap and grenade indicators that something like this would be a waste of time. ”It is indeed a line that people wouldnt want crossed but the devs have said that a simple crosshair overlay is fine if you start doing the other things then well they didnt say that was ok and can be banned. Sure, it wouldn't be very effective or accurate, but that is a fine line you don't want to cross. Given an overlay program, and some image processing, it's not a huge stretch to start tracking player movements, or ingame objects such as projectiles/grenades/mines etc (aka wallhacks/ESP). ↑ “ Well, in all honesty, a piece of tape and sharpie has zero chance of exposing things about the game, so I have no issue with that.

Windows overlay fullscreen crosshair