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Old 02-26-17, 05:15 PM
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Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

Definitely a few times. I play single player most of the time though so at most the game goes to pause and either I fail my mission or lose a life. I have a USB cable that fits into my One's controller though so I can fix it pretty fast without having to run to grab batteries.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

Quite a thought provoking question. Right up there with the what kind of socks do you wear thread from Otter. Just kidding tho.

This happens to me a bunch. PS4 will sometimes display two bars of battery, them controller goes dead just ten min later. Always keep a USB cable close by.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

yes, my game pauses so no biggie.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

With the WiiU, all the time. Shitty ass battery.

Then a handful of times on the 360 during marathon Halo sessions. Just kept spares ready. No problems on PS4 or X1. They both have longer battery life though and I toss 'em on the charger after each session.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

All the time. Game pauses, I get a different controller or hook up the cable, start playing the game again.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

Just last night while playing CoD multiplayer actually. Miraculously I didn't even get killed while fumbling in the dark for my USB cable as my online avatar stood motionless like a potato.
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Re: Have the batteries in your controller ever died while you were playing a game?

Yes, pretty regularly.

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