FPS controls - Red Steel

i liked red steel on the whole, the little buggy moments aside..but why would you change the trigger?Xerlaoth

all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.theICE_MAN

[QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.SmoothMoved

[QUOTE="SmoothMoved"][QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.ZebethOrZebes

[QUOTE="SmoothMoved"][QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.ZebethOrZebes

wrong. when someone has a gun out, they don't curve the gun around as they turn. they quickly point it where they want it.
you don't aim your weapon at the same speed as your body turns. you aim your gun first, then your body follows.
at any rate, a fixed center reticule just works better.

[QUOTE="ZebethOrZebes"][QUOTE="SmoothMoved"][QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.thnickaman13

wrong. when someone has a gun out, they don't curve the gun around as they turn. they quickly point it where they want it.
you don't aim your weapon at the same speed as your body turns. you aim your gun first, then your body follows.
at any rate, a fixed center reticule just works better.

[QUOTE="thnickaman13"]

[QUOTE="ZebethOrZebes"][QUOTE="SmoothMoved"][QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.ZebethOrZebes

wrong. when someone has a gun out, they don't curve the gun around as they turn. they quickly point it where they want it.
you don't aim your weapon at the same speed as your body turns. you aim your gun first, then your body follows.
at any rate, a fixed center reticule just works better.

i agree to an extent, but the controls in red steel don't allow your gun hand to move faster than the rest of your body, which makes aiming cumbersome and looks plain rediculous

seriously, there's no way you can say that if you saw someone walking around like that you wouldn't look at them weird 

[QUOTE="Fuelee1"]I liked the controls too, especially the flicking the nunchuck to throw granades overarm and under. The shooting controls were probably the best thing about Red Steel. If the sword fighting hadnt sucked and graphics looked bad in places and you could skip some of those long boring cut scenes, Red Steel would have been a winner.[Agreed.

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i agree to an extent, but the controls in red steel don't allow your gun hand to move faster than the rest of your body, which makes aiming cumbersome and looks plain rediculous

seriously, there's no way you can say that if you saw someone walking around like that you wouldn't look at them weird 

thnickaman13

Ahem you have to learn how far off screen to point the pointer at to move the perspective. There is a threshold you have to cross so it only looks slow if you don't know how to aim it.

As for jumpy cursor turn down the wiimote volume a few notches. I never saw the jumpyness unless I was shooting on full auto. Heck in real life the aiming reticle of the gun would do the same. That is why you are supposed to fire short bursts.

In red steel turning and aiming were far closer to real life then any other console or fps shooter had done before. If you saw someone replicate how the shooting, walking, turning was in console or pc fps you would swear you were looking at some alien in human form.

[QUOTE="ZebethOrZebes"][QUOTE="SmoothMoved"][QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.thnickaman13

wrong. when someone has a gun out, they don't curve the gun around as they turn. they quickly point it where they want it.
you don't aim your weapon at the same speed as your body turns. you aim your gun first, then your body follows.
at any rate, a fixed center reticule just works better.

Fixed center probably works better, but you don't aim a gun without facing what you're aiming, unless you're james bond or somethin.

in fact, fixed center proves you wrong, you shift your whole body when you turn, your aim never precedes your movement. 

[QUOTE="theICE_MAN"]all the people here who say they sucked probably just sucked at it. i thought they were great. VERY accurate.SmoothMoved

I'm a PC gamer too, you can't expect thw Wiimote to handle in the same way. It still knocks the sock off dual-analogue.