My complaint about what could be improved was the lack of analog aiming, not how long the game was or how many items it had. If they remade the game in a non-Flash format then improved controls could be added during that time.
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My complaint about what could be improved was the lack of analog aiming, not how long the game was or how many items it had. If they remade the game in a non-Flash format then improved controls could be added during that time.
I really don't understand the controls complaint. I had no problem at all adjusting to keyboard only controls, and I'm a PC KB+Mouse snob.
Isaac doesn't need analog aiming. It'd be way too easy if it had it. The game is designed around digital 4-way aiming with character movement influencing trajectory. If you don't like that or can't learn to work around it, there's no point in playing the game.
James
I'm cool with that. Not missing much.
It's like you're purposefully misunderstanding what I'm saying.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrialSword
PSN had that neat musical shooter which also lacked analog shooting, but it had 8-way. Even that was really awkward to me. Totally blanking on the name of it right now.
Everyday Shooter?
Yeah, that was it. Seemed pretty fun but after Geometry Wars it was painful to have regressive aiming.
The "Wrath of the Lamb" expansion will be out via Steam today at "noon" (timezone not specified).
Edit: annnnnd it's out.
Shit! I know what's dragging me away from D3 tomorrow.
Heh, I had "show DLC" unchecked and only just now noticed. Whoops.
I'll still be buying this again on PS3 when it comes out. I'm assuming it's going to be at E3, but don't quote me.
James