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i always thought it was people of a certain age who required inversion (i include myself here) because the first 3d games were flight sims, so pulling back on s
by wigster 2y ago
i always thought it was people of a certain age who required inversion (i include myself here) because the first 3d games were flight sims, so pulling back on stick/down goes up etc.
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- seanhunter 2y agoYeah it's not an age thing. My wife does the inverted thing whereas I do the correct way and we're basically the same age.
- dustyduster 2y ago> do the correct way Careful, with that attitude you might not have a wife for long.
- natebc 2y agoor friends! everybody knows inverted is correct anyways.
- recursive 2y agoI've never really played a flight sim, but I can't get my head into non-inverted. Maybe if I spent a dozen hours, I could do it, but why would I?
- burntwater 2y agoAt least for me, I've always associated preferring mouse inversion with growing up handling BB guns. When you're lifting a rifle up, you are pulling back/contracting on the right arm. When aiming, to go up you nudge the right hand down, or nudge up to point down.