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the spot you asre on you must line up the centres then hit the ky it asks for . the enter with the gun battle before that is the use key , for me thats enter .
After later patches the moment you move your mouse you have almost no time to line up the pointer and when that button prompt appears it is gone in a split second and you die, before you even have a chance to press the correct button.
What it now comes down to is luck off the draw. Don't even try to read the button. Just line up the pointer and repeatedly press one of the most commonly asked for buttons. You'll die a few times but by sheer luck one of the tries you'll hit the correct button.
Common buttons are C, E, F, Space
Yes it's a stupid workaround. But the game mechanic itself is stupid, it adds nothing to the game except frustration when the timing is changed due to moron developer balance updates. If the developer's patching team had more than 2 braincells to rub together they would increase the time between start --> pointer lineup ---> key prompt --> keypress
And most importantly the developer should scale according to the player's difficulty setting. Once again another great example of how many developers show a complete lack of common sense when it comes to game balancing.