A couple quick questions regarding Xbox One Wired 'PC' Version Gampad

Hello, community

I was looking for some quick input/feedback regarding an issue I am having with a recently purchased gamepad. I bought the gamepad at a major retailer, and it is a wired Xbox One gamepad designed specifically for use on a PC. I understand that it doesn't support
wireless capability. And I'm ok with that, as I don't enjoy latency issues with my gaming controls. However, there still exists an empty battery bay on the back of it, whereby I could install batteries if I wanted to. A similar question has arisen in the past:

http://forums.xbox.com/xbox_forums/general_discussion/general_discussion/f/3817/t/1531691.aspx

However, I have the opposite problem as the OP to that post. I -want- to install batteries into my wired controller. The reason for this is because without the extra weight of the gamepad, it feels far too light in my hands and doesn't offer proper counterbalance
and feels awkward during rumble. So all in all, my questions are as follows:

Would installing batteries into this gamepad just for the extra weight cause any issues within the gamepad itself?

Would it cause damage to the gamepad if I used 'dead' batteries, or non-alkaline batteries?

Why in the world is there an empty battery bay in the back of my gamepad when it has no wireless support whatsoever?

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A couple quick questions.

Can play the horde command map pack and the free booster pack maps nothing else.

 

A couple quick questions.

Well he'll mainly be playing Horde and Beast so this is good news.

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@Bigc0d35- Thanks but no thanks. Neither of us buy DLC in bulk when we don't want all of it anyways.