Once I figure out that crouch in Destiny =/= couch in Halo 5 I'll be good. I kept boosting into things last night instead of crouching lol.

I have no idea how many times I was above enemies on a platform and I was taking fire and wanted to crouch and instead boosted right into the middle of all of them!

Me: "Well... !@#$"

I can remember about 7 times last night doing this exact thing lol

Once I figure out that crouch in Destiny =/= couch in Halo 5 I'll be good. I kept boosting into things last night instead of crouching lol.

I have no idea how many times I was above enemies on a platform and I was taking fire and wanted to crouch and instead boosted right into the middle of all of them!

Me: "Well... !@#$"

I've held one and they're amazing. Don't expect cross-platform compatibility ever, but a boy can dream.

You can always get one of these: http://cronusmax.com/cronusmax-plus/

Not quite the same, but I think it may even work with the levers since the configuration is IN the Elite controller.

It would be nice if you could assign a macro so you could use a single button for using supers. I understand that would give an unfair advantage in general to be able to use macros. I think with some advanced mapping you could achieve a normal layout with a one button super on a paddle.

I thought that "Jumper" in Destiny moves your super to X

I know one of the configurations does. After playing Destiny for some stupid amount of hours I don't want to relearn a new set up on the main buttons. I could do some remapping to make the jumper setup mapped like a regular scheme and then move the super button to a lever. Hope that makes sense.

• still getting used to the grip/using the paddles. They ARE pretty sensitive but I think it's so that you don't have to hold the controller that tightly to register input
  
• already have had a few one on ones where I used every paddle to great effect and it's been weird changing where I'm looking while jumping, sliding, picking up ammo, and switching weapons
  
• using it with Halo 5 makes you feel like a god
  
• occasionally my hands freak out and I throw a grenade instead of jumping and it's confusing because I've never done bumper jumper, my hand just really goes off on it's own.

Once I figure out that crouch in Destiny =/= couch in Halo 5 I'll be good. I kept boosting into things last night instead of crouching lol.

I'm still getting used to being able to aim/reload/etc... while jumping. I notice I'll flick the thumbstick too hard to look/aim while in air because I am used to having to make up that little bit of time between hitting a button and aiming.

It would be nice if you could assign a macro so you could use a single button for using supers. I understand that would give an unfair advantage in general to be able to use macros. I think with some advanced mapping you could achieve a normal layout with a one button super on a paddle.

I thought that "Jumper" in Destiny moves your super to X

• still getting used to the grip/using the paddles. They ARE pretty sensitive but I think it's so that you don't have to hold the controller that tightly to register input
  
• already have had a few one on ones where I used every paddle to great effect and it's been weird changing where I'm looking while jumping, sliding, picking up ammo, and switching weapons
  
• using it with Halo 5 makes you feel like a god
  
• occasionally my hands freak out and I throw a grenade instead of jumping and it's confusing because I've never done bumper jumper, my hand just really goes off on it's own.

Once I figure out that crouch in Destiny =/= couch in Halo 5 I'll be good. I kept boosting into things last night instead of crouching lol.

I'm still getting used to being able to aim/reload/etc... while jumping. I notice I'll flick the thumbstick too hard to look/aim while in air because I am used to having to make up that little bit of time between hitting a button and aiming.

It would be nice if you could assign a macro so you could use a single button for using supers. I understand that would give an unfair advantage in general to be able to use macros. I think with some advanced mapping you could achieve a normal layout with a one button super on a paddle.

If you have one, what are your thoughts on it? What type of setup on the back buttons are you using?

My first thoughts are that the build quality is absolutely amazing. The heft and general feel of the controller is probably one of the best I have used hands down. I'm still playing around with some configurations, but I have found that I really like the domed thumbsticks and the trigger stop on RT.

I'm still getting used to the buttons on the underside. I'm currently trying to figure out which, and how many buttons I want to use down there. I'm playing with Jump, Run, Crouch/Slide, Reload on the lower levers. I have found I like have run on the upper left lever and jump on the upper right lever. I have slide/crouch mapped to the lower right lever and reload on lower left.

For the most part, the levers are fun to use. I'm trying to get used to having something down there which is causing me to change my grip slightly. I could see myself removing two of them while playing Destiny to simplify things a little.

The only negatives I have found so far are that the levers are highly sensitive and can somewhat get in the way with how I previously held controllers. Other than that, I love it.

The xbox accessories app that lets you configure and load different combinations is pretty simple and highly effective.

• absolutely love the build quality
  
• the ease of switching parts out since they're magnetic is amazing
  
• still getting used to the grip/using the paddles. They ARE pretty sensitive but I think it's so that you don't have to hold the controller that tightly to register input
  
• already have had a few one on ones where I used every paddle to great effect and it's been weird changing where I'm looking while jumping, sliding, picking up ammo, and switching weapons
  
• using it with Halo 5 makes you feel like a god
  
• occasionally my hands freak out and I throw a grenade instead of jumping and it's confusing because I've never done bumper jumper, my hand just really goes off on it's own.
  
• love it love it love it

My first thoughts are that the build quality is absolutely amazing. The heft and general feel of the controller is probably one of the best I have used hands down. I'm still playing around with some configurations, but I have found that I really like the domed thumbsticks and the trigger stop on RT.

I'm still getting used to the buttons on the underside. I'm currently trying to figure out which, and how many buttons I want to use down there. I'm playing with Jump, Run, Crouch/Slide, Reload on the lower levers. I have found I like have run on the upper left lever and jump on the upper right lever. I have slide/crouch mapped to the lower right lever and reload on lower left.

For the most part, the levers are fun to use. I'm trying to get used to having something down there which is causing me to change my grip slightly. I could see myself removing two of them while playing Destiny to simplify things a little.

The only negatives I have found so far are that the levers are highly sensitive and can somewhat get in the way with how I previously held controllers. Other than that, I love it.

The xbox accessories app that lets you configure and load different combinations is pretty simple and highly effective.