Please do not ban brook adapters!!

If i use the brook adapter is playable on competitive games like rainbow six or overwath but with the elite controller is unplayable

All games for sure.I have tried to put 1080 p 120 hz (normaly i use 1440 p and 120 h), i tried to change settings on the elite controller like the curve of the sensitivity, and i have seen a video wich say to download 3 application from the microsoft store (like determining the delay) but nothing of these thing worked. The only way i can play with a decent input delay is using a my friend brook wingman xb adapter and using a ps5 controller on it but every time i put the adapter i got a pop up wich say the adapter is gonna get banned on 23/01/24. I would not use the adapter if i can play with my elite controller but it's impossible for the imput delay thing

Hi Novasearch. You will brook no sympathy by shouting about it, so please try to remain calm and perhaps one of our ambassadors can point you in the direction of an appeals tribunal. Thank you for your patience.

I have the same issue but my adapter works on my on my cousins console banned xbox please help

Well actually I found four different pre-existing PC 15 joysticks with one circular restrictor analog stick that has X and Y and a thumb button and an index finger button.

I heard that anything that is considered standard PC USB will work in an Xbox adaptive controller.

If that's the case I could plug one of these $2 specials from the thrift shop assuming they work, (which I assume they do because I tested them on an Atari 5200 with a bohoki adapter, an adapter specifically designed by Atari Age user Bohoki to take a typical PC 15 joystick and make it work on an Atari 5200 so the joystick mechanics work and pins work now the only question is will the PC 15 to USB adapter work.

The Xbox technician says assuming the converter goes from a standard pc15 to a standard USB hid standard then it should work with the Xbox adaptive controller.

And then from there it'll work with other machines with Brook Wingman devices.