Is there some sort of secret? No matter what sensitivity my mouse is set to I seem to get stuck when turning. On a controller I can turn completely in a circle, but not with a mouse unless i’m missing something. I’m willing to accept that I might be an idiot. But seriously how to people do it? It just feels so unatural. Sorry if this is a dumb question, because I think it’s a dumb question too.
Definitly PC for the win. I have several controllers. The game I’m playing is mouse and keyboard only sadly. I get it, indie game developers have limited resources to work with. I’m forcing myself to use mouse and keyboard and its going better than I thought it was. The game is good so far.
Might try a low stakes, low stress first person puzzle or platformer. Was playing Faraway: Puzzle Escape a few weeks ago. It’s mouse look, WASD movement, no jumping, and no deaths or timers. Gentle gameplay, relaxing music, the puzzles are difficult enough to be interesting, but easy enough that I played the whole thing in one sitting between lunch and dinner…and I didn’t feel tempted to throw anything.
I got Faraway 1&2 off Amazon prime games, think they might still be available.
My thinking is that it’ll get you used to how to move around without being aggravating, and without adding too much complexity to the movement.
Or play Portal.
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Definitly PC for the win. I have several controllers. The game I’m playing is mouse and keyboard only sadly. I get it, indie game developers have limited resources to work with. I’m forcing myself to use mouse and keyboard and its going better than I thought it was. The game is good so far.
Oh gotcha, did you try messing with Steam Input to see if you can sorta force that game to work with one?
Might try a low stakes, low stress first person puzzle or platformer. Was playing Faraway: Puzzle Escape a few weeks ago. It’s mouse look, WASD movement, no jumping, and no deaths or timers. Gentle gameplay, relaxing music, the puzzles are difficult enough to be interesting, but easy enough that I played the whole thing in one sitting between lunch and dinner…and I didn’t feel tempted to throw anything.
I got Faraway 1&2 off Amazon prime games, think they might still be available.
My thinking is that it’ll get you used to how to move around without being aggravating, and without adding too much complexity to the movement.
Or play Portal.