That was the original plan, that plan ceased to be when DR Studios took over development.
So does that mean every port is based on the PC version, since it has dozens of buttons (keyboard keys), and can optionally be played with a controller, which have sticks?That was the original plan, that plan ceased to be when DR Studios took over development.
In what way are they similar to console? Because there are two sticks? The use of buttons? Just because both have sticks and buttons =/= based on nor similar to each other. Just saying.
)The smart cursor, and regular controls seem the most. Like how the • appears, + appears when disabling it, and how you use the second joystick to controls the +, or •.That was the original plan, that plan ceased to be when DR Studios took over development.
In what way are they similar to console? Because there are two sticks? The use of buttons? Just because both have sticks and buttons =/= based on nor similar to each other. Just saying.
Inventory needs an update with a controller, its so annoying to press RB&LB to swap between crafting, inventory, and equip.
Yep. It absolutely is.
Pretty much this. It was always RB/LB to toggle the various menu states - just it was tabbed to separate pages/screens before whereas now it is all on one page, more or less. I get the visibility complaints to a degree, but the "way you move around" is more or less the same as it has ever been.
The smart cursor "yellow box" is lifted from the smart cursor appearance on PC. As is the cursor appearance itself (gamepad style from PC, since it makes more sense here than a mouse cursor arrow, say). It makes sense to lift some gamepad dynamics from what is ostensibly a set of virtual controls that mimic "real" controls - be it gamepad or mouse actions (in regards to, say, touch commands, for example).
People just don't like change, is the thing. And they can always find something to complain about.
The thing that makes the 3DS version easy in my opinion is the fact that you can lock on to enemies with X and just fire and forget until the enemy you locked onto is dead. The L and R buttons also make hotbar navigation much easier then on mobile.
I remember the times where Mobile’s “lock-on” feature from the past was extremely powerful, where all a person had to do was simply hold down the attack stick while using a ranged weapon to grind anything down to dust, even if the target was off-screen! At least that is toned down with the current update, but still quite powerful, and maybe being entirely removed from the upcoming update!
It's even more powerful on the 3DS, where you just have to hold down the attack BUTTON, not even use a seperate stick!
Oof! That makes any ranged weapon, magic, melee, or ranged, extremely powerful!
Wha?
I never owned an old console version (other than 3ds) but i still have played on it. The change on 1.3 is theres nothing to signify if it goes to equip, or craft. I remember there being icons at the top, right button would send you one icon to the right. same with left.
Nope, all weapons can use it!
How did this never happen to me? i always die on wof because the manual cursor disables, making me shoot where im looking, which is always after from the boss.
I guess the controls can be quite derpy at times!
I've never had that happen... are you on the old model or the new model of 3DS?
Combat Targeting is very much in Mobile 1.3... just maybe not as OP as you recall above.
Ahh, I see. Neat to know! Thanks for responding back, Loki!Combat Targeting is very much in Mobile 1.3... just maybe not as OP as you recall above.
