I used to be like that because I associated moving up with looking up. Then I played a game which had inverted on by default and it felt more natural to me (once you realise your head tips backwards to look up and forwards to look down).Paladin426 said:When playing a game and are given a choice, which camera-control type do you use. I personally use normal because inverted fells backwards to me.
It's less confusing for you, and you have to plan your actions when things are inverted. People play the way that feels natural to them, and playing the opposite way feels awkward. Your argument is equivalent to telling all lefties that they should be righties because you have difficulty doing everything with your left hand.Xanadu84 said:I still stick by my analogy, since inverted controls requires me to put forth effort into thinking wrong, and it changed the game from quick reflexes to planning out your movements in a counter-intuitive way. Again, that's just my perspective. Inversion turns a game into a chore for me.end_boss said:Actually, that's a very poor choice of an analogy. Rather, inverted controls is more like a manga comic that reads "backwards." A book with no punctuation and all capitals actually greatly affects the sheer mechanics of functionality in comprehension. Inverted controls, just like a manga layout, simply depends on what you're used to.Xanadu84 said:Normal. Whatever floats your boat, but really, how can, "Up is up, down is down" not be easier? I won't knock it if you like it, but personally, being offered inverted controls is like being offered the option of reading a book all in caps with no punctuation. It just muddles things for absolutely no reason.
Also, the manga flopping does cange the way the comic works a bit. Im not a purist who refuses to read Americanized manga, but if you can handle reading the opposite way, the Aestetics are slightly improved.
Weird. I only do inverted controls when playing a flying game, and it seems perfectly natural. Then when I'm playing a shooter or whatever I always use standard controls, which seems perfectly natural. In a game like Battflefront 2, where you switch between ground troops and flying, I have no problem with the switch, but if my foot soldier's camera is inverted I'm suddenly a drunken monkey.JeanLuc761 said:Inverted on consoles, normal on PC. Don't ask why, I don't know either.
Haha. Like I said, I don't really know why or how I developed the system I have. All I know is it worksNigh Invulnerable said:Weird. I only do inverted controls when playing a flying game, and it seems perfectly natural. Then when I'm playing a shooter or whatever I always use standard controls, which seems perfectly natural. In a game like Battflefront 2, where you switch between ground troops and flying, I have no problem with the switch, but if my foot soldier's camera is inverted I'm suddenly a drunken monkey.JeanLuc761 said:Inverted on consoles, normal on PC. Don't ask why, I don't know either.
Yes. That is exactly the point I was making. And you reiterated it, while sounding like you were correcting me.PhiMed said:It's less confusing for you, and you have to plan your actions when things are inverted. People play the way that feels natural to them, and playing the opposite way feels awkward. Your argument is equivalent to telling all lefties that they should be righties because you have difficulty doing everything with your left hand.Xanadu84 said:I still stick by my analogy, since inverted controls requires me to put forth effort into thinking wrong, and it changed the game from quick reflexes to planning out your movements in a counter-intuitive way. Again, that's just my perspective. Inversion turns a game into a chore for me.end_boss said:Actually, that's a very poor choice of an analogy. Rather, inverted controls is more like a manga comic that reads "backwards." A book with no punctuation and all capitals actually greatly affects the sheer mechanics of functionality in comprehension. Inverted controls, just like a manga layout, simply depends on what you're used to.Xanadu84 said:Normal. Whatever floats your boat, but really, how can, "Up is up, down is down" not be easier? I won't knock it if you like it, but personally, being offered inverted controls is like being offered the option of reading a book all in caps with no punctuation. It just muddles things for absolutely no reason.
Also, the manga flopping does cange the way the comic works a bit. Im not a purist who refuses to read Americanized manga, but if you can handle reading the opposite way, the Aestetics are slightly improved.