Cover mechanics and leaning out.

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Will this game have leaning out mechanics like in "ready or not" or is it more far cry like, aim to lean out type of cover mechanic?

[Khanjima]

A lean mechanic like the other games in the series have

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Originally posted by Doomulus:

A lean mechanic like the other games in the series have

I never played previous games. Can you elaborate?

[Jawa]

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

Originally posted by Doomulus:

A lean mechanic like the other games in the series have

I never played previous games. Can you elaborate?

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

[piet11111]

Originally posted by Jawa:

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

I never played previous games. Can you elaborate?

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

This and they are for sale now so 12-ish euro's for the 3 of them

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Friends, I've no time to spare to play games at the moment. So can you please give me the information? It'll be easier for all of us. I read somewhere in the discussions page that there will be assigned keys to lean out (at least on pc), but I couldn't find anything to confirm that.

Originally posted by piet11111:

Originally posted by Jawa:

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

This and they are for sale now so 12-ish euro's for the 3 of them

Originally posted by Jawa:

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

I never played previous games. Can you elaborate?

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

[Tsunero]

First 3 games had a good leaning mechanic, so it's 99% this will have it as well.

[Fearless ＜I°_°I＞]

Originally posted by Jawa:

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

I never played previous games. Can you elaborate?

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

Idk i tried Shadow of Chernobyl and couldnt get into it, felt like it didnt age well

[Fearless ＜I°_°I＞]

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

Friends, I've no time to spare to play games at the moment. So can you please give me the information? It'll be easier for all of us. I read somewhere in the discussions page that there will be assigned keys to lean out (at least on pc), but I couldn't find anything to confirm that.

Originally posted by piet11111:

This and they are for sale now so 12-ish euro's for the 3 of them

Originally posted by Jawa:

you should play previous games then, they're really good.

dude nobody has the game we already gave you an answer

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Originally posted by Fearless <I°_°I>:

Originally posted by RALL Oversmoker Soldier:

Friends, I've no time to spare to play games at the moment. So can you please give me the information? It'll be easier for all of us. I read somewhere in the discussions page that there will be assigned keys to lean out (at least on pc), but I couldn't find anything to confirm that.

dude nobody has the game we already gave you an answer

Saying "play the older ones" is not a good way to compare the two mechanics I gave as an example, and hardly qualifies as an answer. Should've just said "we don't know yet" from the start.

[Iamlegend]

In the first game, there is indeed 2 keys to lean left and right. I guess it should stay that way in the second opus, but no one knows. I'm not sure I fully understand your question (and I don't know this game as well), I hope this is the answer you were looking for.

[marie pavie]

I hope it's a toggle so you can constantly lean to the side.

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Originally posted by marie pavie:

I hope it's a toggle so you can constantly lean to the side.

I preffer toggle for extensive, wide area lean (you can't move during that), push action to normal lean (you can move, but with decreased speed), just like in ready or not.

[BlueSpark]

I'm probably an outlier, but I've never been a fan of the leaning mechanic in any FPS, and I wouldn't mind if it didn't make it into STALKER 2 (I say that as a long-time PC gamer, too).

That said, leaning does fit the combat style in this game rather well, so I expect GSC to keep the mechanic. Perhaps they'll make it context-sensitive so that aiming down sights makes you lean out from a corner. I might actually prefer that just so I can assign my Q and E keys to other actions.

[Eyşan Kuneri]

Originally posted by BlueSpark:

I'm probably an outlier, but I've never been a fan of the leaning mechanic in any FPS, and I wouldn't mind if it didn't make it into STALKER 2 (I say that as a long-time PC gamer, too).

That said, leaning does fit the combat style in this game rather well, so I expect GSC to keep the mechanic. Perhaps they'll make it context-sensitive so that aiming down sights makes you lean out from a corner. I miht actually prefer that just so I can assign my Q and E keys to other actions.

I hate using Q and E for that. I personally bind them to my mouse buttons.