#Crysis 2 pc controller promts plus#

Question no more, i haven't played Nioh specifically but i have played all Dark Souls games and Sekiro so i'm talking about my own experiences hereДЄlso i can think of several things that could be more uncomfortable to do on M+KB like trying to Press LMB to light attack and both shift and LMB to strong attack in Dark Souls 3, this is much more comfortable to do pressing RB or RT respectively, specially if you're trying to use a combo. I would argue 99% of people who play these games have a huge problem with lock on. I question if you've even played these games if you're actually arguing that lock on is good. Of course it does but it's situational and can be toggled on or off so fast and easy that i've never been in a situation where i could say: 'Damn, i got killed because i tried to lock on/off' Locking on provides a whole other set of restrictions to movement when you do it lol That doesn't change the fact that touch typing with all 8 fingers is objectively superior way to type. People type with 3 fingers and they don't complain. If the controls were implemented properly in that game kb/m would've been better still. It allowed me to throw kunai backwards while running (with kb/m you could only throw kunai in the direction you were running, because the game doesn't use the mouse), which made fights easier, but it's not like it was a big deal. The only game I've ever played where a controller game an objective advantage over kb/m was Strider 2014.

#Crysis 2 pc controller promts plus#

Plus I'd consider only 8 directions an advantage, cuz the analogue can feel vague and not exactly in the direction you intend to, usually because of wonky camera angles - which you don't have control over in the middle of fights, because I need my thumb on the action buttons, lol. I don't have to choose between just moving the camera and just attacking. How is 8 directions not enough? What is this, a flight sim?! Even if you need a more refined angle of movement, you can just adjust the camera with the mouse - because you always have your hand on the mouse and with that you can simultaneously do actions and move the camera.