@Juanalf you’re right - it isn’t the 90s and 2000s anymore, and with inflation it’s technically a bargain spending even $80 if you consider the cost of games increasing as well as inflation, while most games still go for $60 or less. You might not like that reality but nearly every single area of product or service has gone up in cost to match inflation.
Let me ask, would it be reasonable to pay $60, 20 years from now? 40 years? 50?
Gyro aiming or mouse and keyboard support. Mostly for bows. The lack of either is the only reason I haven’t picked it up yet. I get that mouse and keyboard support is a larger ask but gyro aiming for bows would be perfect. I just don’t like playing first person perspective games with a controller when it comes to aiming.
Helldivers 2 did it very well (gyro aiming when in first person aiming mode) and made it so seamless.
I played the hell out of Oblivion years ago on PC and would love nothing more to revisit. But until they add mouse and keyboard support (or gyro aiming would actually be preferable) I won’t pull the trigger. I always end up with a stealth build and you can’t aim a bow very well with a controller, or at least I can’t. Feels too unnatural.
Pretty bummed at the exclusion, first Doom Eternal and now the remaster of one of my favorites of all time.
You’re missing one of my favorites, 7 Days to Die! I play it with a USB-C extension cord that I connect to a USB hub, which then connects my mouse and keyboard. It’s a mess of wires draped across my lap while playing but it works great.
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@Juanalf you’re right - it isn’t the 90s and 2000s anymore, and with inflation it’s technically a bargain spending even $80 if you consider the cost of games increasing as well as inflation, while most games still go for $60 or less. You might not like that reality but nearly every single area of product or service has gone up in cost to match inflation.
Let me ask, would it be reasonable to pay $60, 20 years from now? 40 years? 50?
Re: Oblivion Remastered Updates in the Oven, Bethesda Wants Your Feedback for Improvements
Gyro aiming or mouse and keyboard support. Mostly for bows. The lack of either is the only reason I haven’t picked it up yet. I get that mouse and keyboard support is a larger ask but gyro aiming for bows would be perfect. I just don’t like playing first person perspective games with a controller when it comes to aiming.
Helldivers 2 did it very well (gyro aiming when in first person aiming mode) and made it so seamless.
Re: Poll: Are You Playing Oblivion Remastered?
I played the hell out of Oblivion years ago on PC and would love nothing more to revisit. But until they add mouse and keyboard support (or gyro aiming would actually be preferable) I won’t pull the trigger. I always end up with a stealth build and you can’t aim a bow very well with a controller, or at least I can’t. Feels too unnatural.
Pretty bummed at the exclusion, first Doom Eternal and now the remaster of one of my favorites of all time.
Re: Oblivion Remastered: Everything New and All Changes Compared to the Original Oblivion
Any word on mouse and keyboard support for PS5?
Re: All PS5, PS4 Games with Mouse and Keyboard Support
You’re missing one of my favorites, 7 Days to Die! I play it with a USB-C extension cord that I connect to a USB hub, which then connects my mouse and keyboard. It’s a mess of wires draped across my lap while playing but it works great.