Modifié par MustangJoe, 26 mai 2013 - 04:32 .
MustangJoe wrote...
it was prolly already mentioned, but you can use Xpadder. to setup a gamepad. i did on my HTPC/Living room gaming PC and it is nearly identical to a regular XBOX setup, with the exception that there is no aim assist and the HUD is still that of a PC so there's no "power wheel". i think somebody make a fix for that if you really want it.
That being said, mouse and keyboard is so much better. you should really just try it. i must confess i actually bought an xbox360 controller for PC for ME2 and then i found out it wasn't supported. i was kinda bummed, but after i actually played the game with mouse and KB i got over it.
), for whatever system or just PC game, I try to make it feel like I'm playing on a home gaming console or arcade. ie. drag image to a TV + hook up a gamepad/Arcade Stick/Steering Wheel/Light Gun = only way to game in my opinion. Anything else is an obvious downgrade to me.
one thing about this game is it is so vast and complex that the term "OP" is redundant. it is also far from being a mess. and the picture i showed you is actually much simpler than it looks.Sinful Force wrote...
Oh yeah, almost forgot about this thread. Got nothing more to say either anyways for the most part. ... Thought that car example would of made sense to most? Guess not. ... But mostly sad I can't enjoy the PC version also with 60fps & no auto aim BS due to BioWare whatever reason BS.
In the end at least there should of been a player choice to choose what they prefer. The only reason I can think of why they wouldn't include this option at least for ME3 is because to even the playing field and avoid a fight between gamepad vs mouse/key players. As I can see console gamepad players that care about score and competition complaining about how much easier it is to aim via mouse/key (even I said it feels like cheating via mouse/key). Sad, but probaly true. Sigh, but I personally don't care about score whoring or what not, I just want to play via gamepad cause gaming is only enjoyable this way to me.Caldari Ghost wrote...
just getting by, you say? casual gamers, you say?
That looks hella & horribly complex.Another serious problem in gaming (Take a look at Elder Crack/Fallout gameplay, Final Fantasy job systems gameplay, etc, etc). The more complex a game is, the more poorly balanced it is/easier to find game breaking bugs/etc. because it would require way to many freakin man hours and testers to test all properly, and then re-test it, repeat, rinse, repeat, repeat, lol, lol, lol. Just a freakin big mess. Simple yet deep too is always the best answer, or at least pretty close to this (as in doesn't have to be too extreme), as the further away from it, the harder it is to balance things and not lose track of more important things too or what not (and yeah, complex games are still fine, as I love Skyrim still, lol... heck it even simplyfied over the past games in gameplay, no? Thus maybe why it's better?). ME series as and excellent example; look at that the overly complicated mess that is ME1 and how making things more simple greatly improved & balanced ME2 (too bad there's still too many that prefer ME1 broken gameplay for who know why reason?.. last playthrough through series I had top skip ME1 due to horrid gameplay... I mostly replay & always loved the ME series for their gameplay now of which part 1 don't count... er, no offense to ME1 fans, and so many other things rule best in that game, like story, enviroment, music,... just not gameplay for sure
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Well, time to time cheer with some ME3mp. BS AUTO AIM IN 30fps HERE I COME!!
Modifié par Caldari Ghost, 26 mai 2013 - 08:45 .
PhazonJulian wrote...
Gamer? No you are not.
Good day, sir.
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