i don't understand, what does a rotating navi have to do with using it if your left handed? On the sharpshooter it has triangle and square on both sides of the handle/grip to be accessed by your index finger, this gun doesn't even have those buttons. Im lost....
@din_dijinn from my experience during the beta i thought the move controls were so so as well. Thats not to say they were bad but using the sharpshooter while playing didn't feel immersive at all. I constantly had to distance myself from the action because close quarters combat often got me killed. It was somewhat a challenge in killzone but the problem with socom is that its in third person, so when fighting in close my character often blocked my line of sight since the cursor doesn't stay in the middle. Also, using the sharpshooter felt more like using a shoulder strapped mouse rather then a light gun like it was in killzone. Overall using the sharpshooter with this game feels more like your scrolling over targets or turning your character rather then aiming and I'm pretty sure you get this feeling because its in third person rather then first. but with the controller it did feel real similar to socom 2, and thats a good thing!
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i don't understand, what does a rotating navi have to do with using it if your left handed? On the sharpshooter it has triangle and square on both sides of the handle/grip to be accessed by your index finger, this gun doesn't even have those buttons. Im lost....
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@din_dijinn from my experience during the beta i thought the move controls were so so as well. Thats not to say they were bad but using the sharpshooter while playing didn't feel immersive at all. I constantly had to distance myself from the action because close quarters combat often got me killed. It was somewhat a challenge in killzone but the problem with socom is that its in third person, so when fighting in close my character often blocked my line of sight since the cursor doesn't stay in the middle. Also, using the sharpshooter felt more like using a shoulder strapped mouse rather then a light gun like it was in killzone. Overall using the sharpshooter with this game feels more like your scrolling over targets or turning your character rather then aiming and I'm pretty sure you get this feeling because its in third person rather then first. but with the controller it did feel real similar to socom 2, and thats a good thing!