2013-03-26, 08:05 PM
So uh....Capcom is assholes. There's no High Rank JUST Gigginox quest. It's either three Gigginox, or Gigginox and some random ass monster, and the end result is that I cannot upgrade the only bow I like without doing them...but they take an excessive amount of time because the thing is mid LR...this is awful.
It's much worse, because the DPad and Analog are reversed compared to the PSP.
On the PSP, you can use your Index Finger to control the camera perfectly fine, because you don't really need accuracy, you just need to be able to hit a direction. Here, the analog to move is where your Index Finger would have been. As a result, you cannot properly control your character if you don't use your thumb, and if you use your thumb you just simply cannot reach the DPad to control the camera. It's a completely screwed up scenario due to the reversed pads. If you try to use the touch screen to control the camera, then you sacrifice the ability to really control your character outside of movement, which means you cannot control the camera while attacking, or in the case of weapons like Bow, while charging your weapon or doing things that take time. I suppose you COULD use your index finger there but it's very uncomfortable considering the distance your finger has to go in towards the middle of the device to control the camera.
To put it simply...I had problems with Azurlos when I was playtesting the 3DS version....a monster that normally never hits me at all was able to kill me because I had extremely poor control over the camera or my character. I never had full control over both but I always do on the Wii U version.
dragonFELL Wrote:How bad is it to play without a Circle Pad Pro? It'd be awful to move the camera with the D-pad on the 3DS - but then again 'awful' was how I felt about the camera controls on the PSP, and I got used to that eventually.
It's much worse, because the DPad and Analog are reversed compared to the PSP.
On the PSP, you can use your Index Finger to control the camera perfectly fine, because you don't really need accuracy, you just need to be able to hit a direction. Here, the analog to move is where your Index Finger would have been. As a result, you cannot properly control your character if you don't use your thumb, and if you use your thumb you just simply cannot reach the DPad to control the camera. It's a completely screwed up scenario due to the reversed pads. If you try to use the touch screen to control the camera, then you sacrifice the ability to really control your character outside of movement, which means you cannot control the camera while attacking, or in the case of weapons like Bow, while charging your weapon or doing things that take time. I suppose you COULD use your index finger there but it's very uncomfortable considering the distance your finger has to go in towards the middle of the device to control the camera.
To put it simply...I had problems with Azurlos when I was playtesting the 3DS version....a monster that normally never hits me at all was able to kill me because I had extremely poor control over the camera or my character. I never had full control over both but I always do on the Wii U version.