On cameras

[MF]

Maybe I'm just spoiled by the AC franchise and games like Oblivion and Skyrim, but to my mind if you're running around a world, you should be able to look anywhere freely without a clunky keybind or having to keep a **&^ing mouse button pressed all the time. It seems as if I have to keep my mouse button pressed in order to look around. Holy jeez........ how do you put up with that ? OR am I missing something and there's a command hidden somwehere that I haven't found.

FWIW I use the arrow keys to run and strafe, and my mouse is in my left hand. Using the A or D keys is incredibly inconvenient so it ain't gonna happen. Been doing it too many years to change.

[LukanGamer]

Well for one don't use 3rd person and 1st person adventure games as counter to crpg.... camera... I mean you lucky and get to enjoy the camera in this game and use arrow+wsad..., where most crpgs you lucky to have a decent zoom in and one that stays zoomed in let alone rotates (where plenty don't have that as the design is just the flat map and also rely on clicking with mouse).

Otherwise idk what to tell you plenty games use this camera, and don't recall any issues with it, though there are other people of course that did/do.

Just use the wsad+arrow and try and get used to it after a while, you should be able too. Otherwise I don't know what else to say.

[MF]

Originally posted by LukanGamer:

Well for one don't use 3rd person and 1st person adventure games as counter to crpg.... camera... I mean you lucky and get to enjoy the camera in this game and use arrow+wsad..., where most crpgs you lucky to have a decent zoom in and one that stays zoomed in let alone rotates (where plenty don't have that as the design is just the flat map and also rely on clicking with mouse).

Otherwise idk what to tell you plenty games use this camera, and don't recall any issues with it, though there are other people of course that did/do.

Just use the wsad+arrow and try and get used to it after a while, you should be able too. Otherwise I don't know what else to say.

From what I've seen on playthru vids, this game does have some open world elements to it, which is sorta what attracted me to it. I always bind everything to the right hand side of my keyboard, as my left is firmly wedded to my mouse and its buttons (usually pegged to attack etc).

[skullymex]

Open world elements? Like what?