Claude Fleming

Hi, I have a Mega Modz macro ps4 controller and got pretty well with it by now lol You can either have a modded controller with remappable buttons and you will select the mods you wish or the juggernaut pack at their site at the time of the purchase. Or you can get a macro ps4 controller, you don't have to add any modchip to it or remappable buttons as it comes with a macro chip and 2 macro paddles by default. Basically it is 2 different products, they have different modchips and are operated differently. A modded controller works with shooters mainly, while a macro one can be used across a variety of genres. I went with a macro controller as I play many games MK11, Destiny, Warzone, TLOU and the macro one gives me more abilities. I can program different series of same button presses - remap, turbo, turbo double and triple press, continuous press and I can program many of Juggernaut mods via macros on my own. They have instructions on how to do that. If you think about it, mods are also macros that have been programmed for you by the manufacturer. So every time you press a button on a modded controller that is associated with one of the mods, the modchip applies a pre-programmed sequence for you. All you have to do is just read the instructions and enable the mod.

I use the turbo mode a lot in MK11 for example where I make X button a turbo one so every time you hold down X it will continuously press it over and over again. In Destiny I like to map square to a macro button so I can aim and bring back a teammate. I also map X to a macro button to be able to jump and keep my finger on the stick.

Hi Leon, I have one and am a big fan actually 😀 There is a steep learning curve, but it's no so complicated as it may seem. In a nutshell, it allows you to program one controller button at a time to a macro paddle, you can't program multi button sequences. Once you pair the button you want to a macro paddle, you will be able to choose from 5 different inputs, turbo, remap, continuous press etc. The cool thing is that you can go with default timings or adjust them. For example for turbo the default timing is 100 ms, if it not good you can program from 50 ms - 3 sec etc.

I was same as you ??? A macro ps4 controller doesn't have the Rapid fire mod, it's a modded controller that has Rapid fire, dropshot, auto burst etc. It's two different product categories, you can see it even in controller creator, you will be able to choose either Mods or Macros from the menu. What I'm saying is that macro controller comes with several functions: a turbo, a continuous press, a double tap a triple tap and remap. You can program any controller buttons to perform these inputs, so if you program a Fire button to do a turbo function, it' will be same as Rapid fire. The only difference is that you program it yourself. Turbo function is when a controller repeatedly presses same button for you, here is what they say in instructions: 2 Turbo Function Press and hold the Macro Button and the modchip will press and release the assigned stock button The time between button presses and the time the button is pressed can be adjusted. Rapid fire is the same thing, you hold down the Fire trigger and the controller will be quickly pressing it for you.

Tyler - Yes, I've tried Rapid fire with the last of us, it works fine, just need to make sure you are using it with compatible weapons, fully auto ones are not good with it. Later I opted for a macro ps4 controller, it gives me more options. It comes with a turbo function which works the same way rapid fire does, and you can use it for more inputs ex. continious button press, double tap, triple tap, also remap.

Tyler - depends on what you are looking for. They don't have many mods for TLOU, just Rapid fire. If this is what you need, you can select literally any controller from here https://megamodz.com/store/ps4-modded-controllers. If I were you I would get a macro controller though as it gives you a turbo option and others