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Marker Dinova
I eat yellow paperclips.
Join date: 13 Sep 2004
Posts: 608
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10-09-2004 23:52
I think it would be great if the mouse-controlled head movement be deactivated while walking. I hate walking around with my head facing up or down. I see everyone else with the same problem, so I guess it would mean alot to the realisticness of the game.
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Loki Pico
Registered User
Join date: 20 Jun 2003
Posts: 1,938
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10-10-2004 00:18
The mouse controls where you look. If your walking with your head down, your looking at the ground. I agree that it can look a bit awkward to those around you, but if you disabled this function, how would you look around while walking?
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Marker Dinova
I eat yellow paperclips.
Join date: 13 Sep 2004
Posts: 608
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10-10-2004 10:12
Yes, but honestly, how many people actually look around inworld while walking? Your view is centered to the direction of movement anyways, so.. what's the point? It might add a little to realism, but I'd rather walk without having to keep track of my mouse, than be able to twist and turn my head while walking.
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The difference between you and me = me - you. The difference between me and you = you - me. add them up and we have 2The 2difference 2between 2me 2and 2you = 0 2(The difference between me and you) = 0 The difference between me and you = 0/2 The difference between me and you = 0 I never thought we were so similar
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Moleculor Satyr
Fireflies!
Join date: 5 Jan 2004
Posts: 2,650
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10-10-2004 12:32
From: Marker Dinova Yes, but honestly, how many people actually look around inworld while walking? Your view is centered to the direction of movement anyways, so.. what's the point? It might add a little to realism, but I'd rather walk without having to keep track of my mouse, than be able to twist and turn my head while walking. The point is that when you're standing still, you look at where the mouse is too. Sorry it works all the time, rather than just when standing still. After all, we all know everyone in existence walks around exactly the same way all the time. </sarcasm>
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