>as long as they’re having fun in return This is true, but not in a a way that maps directly to the gesture. For example, reloading in Pavlov is not fun in iso

>as long as they’re having fun in return This is true, but not in a a way that maps directly to the gesture. For example, reloading in Pavlov is not fun in isolation. It’s a relatively tedious process that mirrors reloading in real life. It is rewarding to successfully reload while you’re taking fire and then proceed to kill your enemy. As a result, reloading gesture > reloading button, even though you need to memorize a different reloading action for each gun (it becomes muscle memory).