Xbox One Elite Controller RT Not Working With Some Games

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The next Xbox should have Keyboard and Mouse support for some games.

They say some games aren't possible with just a controller. Like some RTS games.

[/quote]This would be one of the few examples where I would be ok with KB&M. A controller just doesn't work that well with RTS's.

Were you using the trigger stops? If you were then the problem might be that the game expects a full press down on the trigger. You can resolve this by going in the Xbox Accessories App and changing the strength of the trigger to 0%-50% instead of 0%-100%

This will ensure that when the triggerstops are active (which are located at approx. 50% of a trigger push) that the trigger is actually signaling a 100% press down on the trigger

No problem! Glad I could help

Also if you have an Elite Controller check your settings.

For some reason using "RT" swap out characters in "One Piece" does not work if the RT setting is set to 'quick shoot" it doesn't work. Has to be set to "Normal".

Also if you're in the preview program you might want to post in the Forums there too.

Well here's a weird discovery...

I have both a standard Xbox One and Xbox One Elite controller and have used both with Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. Apart from irritating issues with characters/camera moving to the left in some games (mostly Unity Engine ones) the controllers have been working
fine in both wired and wireless modes.

However, after updating to v1607 of Windows 10 Pro I've noticed that a number of games, which previously were working fine, are now not working properly with the Xbox One Elite controller. These include both Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, Beyond Eyes and
INSIDE.

The weird thing about the two MUA games is that it WAS broken at launch with non-functional and mismatched buttons (RT didn't work, A was X, X was Y, etc) then 1.2 and 2 GB patches fixed all the issues and I was able to play the game just fine as intended.
However, now in the Anniversary update of Windows it is back to how it was before it was patched which is weird.

I loaded the Xbox Accessories app and it showed that I had the latest firmware installed (something ending v2.3.2388.0). The issues occur whether used wirelessly (using the adaptor) or wired.

So I checked the firmware on my standard Xbox One pad and it had v2.3.2381.0, again the latest version with the build differences no doubt being due to it not being an Elite controller.

Anyway, I just loaded up Marvel Ultimate Alliance, which remember is now broken with my Elite controller, and was rather surprised that I was able to skip the logos using A on the standard Xbox One controller! Seems that the standard Xbox One controller
works absolutely fine in Windows Anniversary v1607 but the Elite controller doesn't.When I checked the controller menu in the game it shows an Xbox One controller when using either the Elite or Standard controller but only the latter works properly in the
game.

Bearing in mind, that both controllers are presumably using the SAME driver and I was testing both wirelessly this issue leaves me completely baffled. Maybe the Elite controller needs an updated firmware? At least I know I can use the standard controller
for affected games but that is not ideal when I paid £120 for the Elite controller and prefer to that for games!

Getting really fed up of the lack of quality control from Microsoft, particularly in regards to supporting their own products. I never had all these problems when I had an Xbox 360 controller and to all intents and purposes the Xbox One controller should
act exactly the same way but for whatever reason Microsoft made major changes to the driver and this has resulted in a larger number of incompatibility issues with games.