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Post by Death Eye on Nov 11, 2013 0:10:37 GMT
And I mean that physically. There are a whopping 8 buttons and a control stick used in this game, how do you handle it?
Personally, when I only need to hold one attack button I use my thumb for that and the A button while my index finger handles the other attack button. And when I need to hold both attack buttons I use my thumb for B and my index finger for X.
I tend to ignore Y, R, and Z.
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Post by Stove on Nov 11, 2013 13:19:52 GMT
Exactly as you do.
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Post by Metal on Nov 11, 2013 18:21:40 GMT
And I mean that physically. There are a whopping 8 buttons and a control stick used in this game, how do you handle it? Personally, when I only need to hold one attack button I use my thumb for that and the A button while my index finger handles the other attack button. And when I need to hold both attack buttons I use my thumb for B and my index finger for X. I tend to ignore Y, R, and Z. Like that. Occaisionally using my middle finger to push x or z as needed. And left thumb on the control stick. L and the c stick dont get used. Or m if you have a turbo control. (M parallels z as for its use? No idea) |
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Post by Death Eye on Nov 11, 2013 19:27:18 GMT
And I mean that physically. There are a whopping 8 buttons and a control stick used in this game, how do you handle it? Personally, when I only need to hold one attack button I use my thumb for that and the A button while my index finger handles the other attack button. And when I need to hold both attack buttons I use my thumb for B and my index finger for X. I tend to ignore Y, R, and Z. Like that. Occaisionally using my middle finger to push x or z as needed. And left thumb on the control stick. L and the c stick dont get used. Or m if you have a turbo control. (M parallels z as for its use? No idea) If you have the same sort of controller with an M button as I do, you can map another button to it. Except it only registers the button press once you let go of the M button, so it's kind of pointless. |
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Post by Spike on Nov 12, 2013 6:47:29 GMT
I tend to Spiderman my hands all over my controller when I play, so it really depends on whatever I'm using.
But about 50% of the time it's the basic; Left hand on joystick, right hand on A/B, etc.
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Post by Sentinel on Nov 25, 2013 8:48:52 GMT
I perty much just use my thumbs, and my indexs for R L and Z.
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Post by VerdantShade on Nov 26, 2013 16:17:45 GMT
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I'll be right back.
Okay, so just by holding the controller in my hand, I can tell you that. . .
Left:
Thumb on Analog at all times. I don't remember the D-Pad ever being used - it might have been a good idea to assign borg transformations to that, actually.
Index or Middle, depending on how I've positioned my right hand, on the L-Shoulder Trigger. I don't need my hands to cramp up.
Right:
Thumb on action-oriented region of the controller.
Index on the whole R-Shoulder area to manage R and Z. Ally borgs should be checked every other defeated enemy borg or after dealing ~20% damage to a Fortress/Dragon Borg.
If both B and X must be held at the same time, my contingency depends on the situation. If I need it immediately but still need to manage my right shoulder zone, my Index Finger's Proximal Phalanx will press down on the X button while my thumb holds B. Jumping is accomplished by sliding the thumb over just enough to press A and then quickly centering on B again, just in case I've released too much pressure.
As an aside, either of my thumbs are poised to attack the Start Button if I freak out/need to rage quit/picked the wrong borg setup/need to throw a battle with Orochi.
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