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To do the curved arrow is actually quite easy once you practice a bit. Just play around doing things in the first mission to practice, then start a new game once you have the hang of it.
Suppose you have an arrow that points right, then curves up to the top. Just hold mouse button, move mouse right, then move up. You don't really have to curve the motion of the mouse, if you try you risk getting a "left" instead of an "up" which will undo the action. All mouse motions are actually straight or right angles.
I honestly returned the game the day after, and went and watches pla throu on Youtube instead since i really wanted the story. Been watching all possible ways the last two days haha.
Next game they make i know better.
Is it possible to use a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller?
Sometimes it's into another direction or it includes 90, 180 or 270 degree motions in addition (so you press LMB, move the mouse upward/downward/left/right - depending on what is shown - and then make a circle motion clockwise or counterclockwise - depending on what is shown).
It's 1:1 the same thing as with a thumbstick when you play with a controller. Just that you have a mouse instead and have to press the mouse button first.
C'mon guys... it's not *that* hard. Don't be silly.