Scion Dracos Posted December 29, 2019 Share Posted December 29, 2019 When I'm on horseback and barely moving, let's say I'm looking off to the side at an Elk through some trees. I urge my horse forward... and the camera tries to move to center. I have to constantly fight with it just to look to the side. How do I turn that off? I've turned off absolutely everything that looks like auto-centering or leveling or what not in search of a way to get the bloody game to lay off my camera. On the other hand, when at a dead gallop, I can't keep Arthur looking straight ahead. I have to keep manually adjusting the camera to see the road... which means I am using one thumb for two things at the same time. I don't expect anything from this but I would like to point out that forcing the player to fight with the controls in order to play the game is going to affect your bottom line. I will be paying very close attention to the control schema and functions of any future Rockstar release because, quite simply, they are simultaneously masterpieces and train-wrecks... and the wreckage is exclusive to the player interface. Camera and control should feel so fluid and intuitive that, once learned, the player never has to think about it. I am CONSTANTLY frustrated by the controls and camera behavior and have yet to find any way that makes this game enjoyable for more than an hour or so at a time, which is apparently my limit for unnecessary aggravation. In any case thanks for reading to the end. Here's hoping Rockstar continues to refine their games. PS: With respect to the moderators, I'm not sure if this topic should be an addendum to one of my others or a subject unto itself and thus leave it to your discretion. Cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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