Brorelia was and still is my first true love <| sep |> I really don ' t know why people downvoted you . The EAP version is like a trial . Get the EAP version , see if you like it and then buy the software . <| sep |> It is unfair . Sk has insane orb and ulty , lion is overall gr 8 support . but nyx seems super shitty to me <| sep |> God they were shit but the bantz was lit fam <| sep |> Except if he really was a leader he would speak up louder , put himself on the front line and lets see the police hose him down . Again he is a man of many words but far less action . <| sep |> For that price range , I would recommend either a Qanba Drone $ 70 on Amazon Prime , $ 80 anywhere else or the HORI Real Arcade Pro 4 Kai ~$ 150 . If you are patient for deals , sometimes premium arcade sticks go on sale I recently snagged the Mad Catz TES stick for $ 150 through Amazon . That being said , these are solid sticks to own . Here are some quick opinions . The Qanba Drone stick is cheaper because they opted for generic parts but is still a very good stick . The joystick and buttons that come installed with this stick are copies of the Sanwa JLF OBSF series . This shouldn ' t be that big of a deal , especially if you are new to stick , but there is a pronounced difference in using higher quality parts as you become more comfortable with handling the stick . You can replace the stock buttons and stick on the Qanba Drone very easily . The process to replace these parts for the highquality Sanwa JLF joystick OBSF buttons is documented well on YouTube or SRK if you look for tutorials . The HORI RAP 4 Kai is interesting and a very solid stick . It has a nice weight to it , and a compartment to place your USB cord . It uses HORI KURO buttons , which some players say is inferior to Sanwa buttons , but really it ' s a matter of preference . The pushbuttons are exactly the same size 30 mm for attack buttons , 24 mm for optionselect buttons , so you do also have the option to replace them . The RAP 4 also features the HORI Hayabusa stick , which many say is superior to the Sanwa JLF stick , but is also a matter of preference because both parts are great options . This stick is also super easy to mod . You can also buy a Mayflash F 300 arcade stick $ 60 , but most players purchase this to mod it with Sanwa parts as soon as they get it , which is about another $ 40 . It ' s also compatible with PS 4 and XB 1 but annoying because you need to connect it to the respective console ' s controller to use it .