NameLess-Poster
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Which one is the better one?
Raven or the Ragnork and will they work with halo 4 and and black ops 2?
Raven or the Ragnork and will they work with halo 4 and and black ops 2?
Which Controller should i get?
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NameLess-Poster
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work with halo 4 and and black ops 2?
Does it need fully charge batteries in order to work right?
WHITE 4ND N3RDY
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I heard somewhere some time after the new releases drop there will be a software update for the ragnarok controllers done specifically around these major titles. I cant give u a defendant answer as is no company can give u a defendant answer till those games actually are released. And who knows what kind of mods will work on these new titles? What i do know is if u are truly looking for the most versatile controllers on the market then viking is the only way to go. They are the only company that doesn't charge for there free software updates and are usually prominent about trying to get the customers new mods after really big titles are released. As of the batteries I.D.K what method u use but i use rechargeable AA's but when your batteries get down to about 2 bars the controller will start to act funny and the mods won't always work right so to save money your best bet would be to buy AA rechargeable batteries and get enough were u can rotate batteries and charge batteries while you're gaming. I like this better than the rechargeable xbox battery packs cause u can only charge them as long as your system is on. If you are truly worried about buying a controller before the releases of the new titles and are afraid that they won't do what you want them to do in those new titles then u should really look into the viking macro. U will never have to worry about new software updates for new games cause u can create any mods out there or even mods that don't exist. and if you're not one for making your own mods the viking community creates hundreds of macro mods for anyone with a macro to download and use. Its truly the greatest controller out there and if u can look past the sticker price i guarantee u won't have second guessed yourself after u purchased it.
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NameLess-Poster
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viking macro. is to much for what i want to get I have enuff money to get the tritton 720 plus the ragnarok. I could get the viking but i want to get a new headset all so. I know with evil controllers after you done to 4-3 bars of batterie lifr the controller works like ****, and one way to turn on mods, it shuts my controller off.
so its why iam here to get a new controller
WHITE 4ND N3RDY
ModdingBros Representative
Well the ragnarok should be perfect for your budget i own both the macro and the ragnarok and the ragnarok is awesome on how easy it is to switch modes and being able to run multiple mods at once. U can run like even 5 mods at once and canceling and changing mods is quick and easy. The battery life isn't too bad really. I can play like a day and a half of hard gaming time before the mods want to shut down and thats taking it down to 2 bars almost 1 bar. Thats using rechargeable AA's.There will always be new software updates for the controllers from viking so when new titles come out they will have your mod needs taken care of. Look at how long the legacy chips have been out and because of software updates they still are one of the top rated chips on the market today. Just check out the youtube video tutorials on the ragnarok and see for yourself how versatile of a controller it is. U dont have to hold down a tac switch and wait for like 20 flashes to get to what mod u want, the way its set up is so easy and fast to use. U can even change any speeds you want to put in. U can make your own quickscope speeds, fast reload speeds, rapidfire speeds and active reload speeds.
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if your looking for the best in the business for modded controllers with no biases, (fact of the matter is) Viking is the way to go! top notch community of modders, and customer service! as for your headset (new topic!) i'd reconsider at the end of the day its your choice.. but just remember Trittons are made by madCaz or whatever there called, which they don't specialize in headsets, if i were you i'd go for Astro's, or my personal favorite Turtle beach!(new headsets out btw) happy gaming and if you want to mod it up, be free to add me on xbl
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NameLess-Poster
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one other question i have is, when i order it next week will i have to pay a fee when it comes to my do. I know when evil controller ship my controller i had to pay border fees
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you will not have to pay any duty fees. Us sales tax will be added to the cost of the sale when you check out. Sales tax is paid at the point of sale on any item purchased from within the US. this tax ranges from 6-8% based on where the shop is you are purchasing from.
Your country may have what is called a duty fee. This is a sales tax that is added to a item that is imported from a country that does not apply sales tax. Anything purchased from the US should have sales tax applied at point of sale, and there should be no duty fees.
Your country may have what is called a duty fee. This is a sales tax that is added to a item that is imported from a country that does not apply sales tax. Anything purchased from the US should have sales tax applied at point of sale, and there should be no duty fees.
Matt
I haven't studied the laws country-to-country. But there have been plenty of UK customers that have told us that additional money was due at the time of delivery. But not all the time because there have been a fair amount of customers that did not have to pay anything extra. We've been filling out the same export paperwork for years so I don't know why so much difference from one shipment to the next.
Viking's official answer: your government may impose additional duties or tax above the amount you paid at checkout; these additional duties or tax are the responsibility of the customer/recipient.
I haven't studied the laws country-to-country. But there have been plenty of UK customers that have told us that additional money was due at the time of delivery. But not all the time because there have been a fair amount of customers that did not have to pay anything extra. We've been filling out the same export paperwork for years so I don't know why so much difference from one shipment to the next.
Viking's official answer: your government may impose additional duties or tax above the amount you paid at checkout; these additional duties or tax are the responsibility of the customer/recipient.