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Yeah, I was the same way. I also used a non standard keybinding which might have a longshot at helping you. The idea was that halving strafe left and strafe ri
by jasonwatkinspdx 5y ago
Yeah, I was the same way. I also used a non standard keybinding which might have a longshot at helping you.
The idea was that halving strafe left and strafe right on separate fingers and similar things was wasteful. So instead I set up each of the 3 strafe dimensions on R/F, E/D, W/S, and roll on Q/A. Between that and using a joystick/trackball I could control all 6 dimensions simultaneously quite easily. So yeah no auto leveling and much better ability to surprise your opponent with unexpected movements.
Even though I didn't get disoriented in game, one thing I did notice is when I played a long session, if I then went for a drive for whatever reason I had a slight feeling of vertigo. So I learned to chill out for a bit after a Descent binge.
- willis936 5y agoI use the same controls. I think they should be the standard for these games. I got my 3D sea legs in the evochron games. Once I figured out how to dogfight those games, going back to descent felt so much more natural.