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5. Theres literally a pop up explaining to you how the ride system works, if you refuse to read thats on you.
4. Fair, thats preference. It doesnt have any objective issues with it tho.
3. The dithering has nothing to do with how many things can be on screen at ocne, this kinda cut out dither effect is used in favor of transperancy as its lighter. Transparency to this day is a non trivial issue.
2. A lot of games allow you to have different senisitivities and settings for different aim modes as theres plenty of difference in preference to how those controls are set up.
1. Fair would be better if you could access it better initially but not too terrible tbh
It's unplayable without it. And the Game is still gonna crash unexpectedly eventually.
There are all kinds of wrong with the Steam release, a lot of Stuff.
4. Imagine needing to know the orientation of your character when it can be obscured by a body. That's the purpose of it. You can adjust it in settings. Enjoy whiffing your hits.
You don't want the game to be played for you but you want the settings to be explained to you like you're a toddler.