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For me at least, the answer is very easy: play the game without changing the settings. If you repeatedly turn the wrong direction, switch. The camera should fe
by TrianguloY 1y ago
For me at least, the answer is very easy: play the game without changing the settings. If you repeatedly turn the wrong direction, switch.
The camera should feel natural, and you should be able to do it without thinking. So just let your subconscious pick.
- lucb1e 1y agoIsn't that what everyone does?
- ash_091 1y agoIIRC Halo had a neat system for setting inversion like this. Instead of asking the player "do you want inversion or not", it instructed the player "look up" and observed their input.
- rawling 1y agoYup, 3 minutes into this video: https://youtu.be/JvEJ6VmCR4g https://youtu.be/JvEJ6VmCR4g (Halo 3 is the first one I played so I don't know if they did it before this one)
- Arrowmaster 1y agoI'm pretty sure it was done on the first one, Halo CE for the original Xbox. The last times I've played it have been coop in the MCC though which skips that part.
- bigstrat2003 1y agoYes, it goes all the way back to the original game. Very nice bit of game design.