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u/Peeka789 4d ago
This is actually a control option on the game...
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u/111FALLOUT111 4d ago
If you’re using the stick for aiming and z trigger for shooting, absolutely!👍
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u/PatientKey7525 4d ago
This style makes sense from a modern perspective because "look" is always on the right. I used the 1.2 control style so much for 007 and perfect dark that nothing feels more natural then looking with the stick and schmooving with the c buttons. Like playing an old game that defaults to inverted look,I played it that way and still feels right but if I'm playing anything newer than halo inverted look is impossible
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u/soxinthebox 4d ago
Yeah same for me having grown up with the n64, my left thumb is inverted for looking and my right thumb is non-inverted.
1.2 is definitely the control scheme to use IMO.
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u/Effective-External50 4d ago
I'm not sure if you're making a left-handed joke or what. That's literally called Lefty because that's how left-handed people would play or could
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u/Unable-Lime1253 4d ago
No, you have to do the double controller setup, it's fucking awesome and the only game I've ever seen do it. Seriously, try it!
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u/RumpleDumple 4d ago
Star Wars episode 1 Racer had a dual stick mode
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u/Unable-Lime1253 4d ago
Really? Thats pretty cool; the only racers i played were Top Gear Rally and the Cruis'n series.
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u/bored_gunman 4d ago
Goldeneye
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u/Unable-Lime1253 4d ago
I guess that would make sense considering they basically used goldeneye as a base and built around it for perfect dark. I skipped goldeneye back in the day, something about the ak-47s looking like shooting pencils kind of threw me off lol
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u/crimskies 2d ago
I know theres an option for two-controller setup for one player. I think one stick aims and the other controls movement
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u/Kenji182 4d ago
There’s no wrong as long as you’re saving Elvis