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I actually find it odd how loose my face buttons feel in contrast to the D-pad, which feels perfectly fine- mushy yet responsive and firmly fixed in place. It might slide around a little if you make it, but it’s not loose in the slightest.
Would you say that is how the face buttons are actually supposed to be? Because that would actually be pretty nice to have.
Yeah, there's probably something wrong with your button assembly. Your d-pad on the other side is separate and is probably a better example of how things should be.