Holy shit Red Dead Redemption would've been 50 times more enjoyable with mouse aiming

Holy shit Red Dead Redemption would've been 50 times more enjoyable with mouse aiming

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>inb4 "but bad controls are a challenge"

If the main challenge in a shooter is the act of physically aiming the gun then it's a bad shooter. A good shooter is challenging even if you never miss your target, just like Chess can be challenging even if you never accidentally drop the pieces on the floor.

Every single shooter would be and is infinitely more enjoyable with mouse aiming

okay retard

Did babby play his first pc game? You must be 18 to post here, faggot.

Nice argument, brainlet.

this kid had a well developped sense of humor
for new jersey

Those Hollywood games are so boring...

will be*

aiming is not a challenge. It is the bare minimum required gameplay input. That's like saying walking in a game is a challenge. You just need to be able to control it for it to be fun.

See webm. The inability to aim at all on consoles means that the other skillful stuff (map/environmental awareness, resource management, etc) cannot even be approached. The way around this is auto aim, but now you are taking so much control away from the player that the game is being played more by the computer than by the character
I relish in every opportunity to explain thoroughly why console niggers are wrong and always will be every time I can

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>aiming is not a challenge. It is the bare minimum required gameplay input. That's like saying walking in a game is a challenge. You just need to be able to control it for it to be fun.
>The inability to aim at all on consoles means that the other skillful stuff (map/environmental awareness, resource management, etc) cannot even be approached. The way around this is auto aim, but now you are taking so much control away from the player that the game is being played more by the computer than by the character
Exactly my point. I'm glad someone gets it.