It all works really well though, right trigger for main weapon, left trigger for secondary weapon (mines are my favorite). Colored buttons to open up the map, quests and such. The sticks can also act as a cursor for quick stuff like clicking on planets to scan them, for example. I have my right stick set up for a cursor (and click for a mouse click) and left stick for movement. The bumper buttons are set up for “potions” like health and energy.
Discourse thinks it understand grammar usage better than mere mortals like us and is set up with minimum post lengths, so it refuses to accept posts like “Sold!” Or “+1”. Those remarks are simply sacrifices to the forum overlords to accept our humble scribblings.
To be clear, I am not a +1 person either, just wanted to add that this thread made another sale for the game. Really no good way to say it and I wanted forum goers to know I appreciated their input.
Admittedly, I just assumed that was what happened in your case, lol. Seemed like the logical explanation.
On subject, Drox is bewildering at first, but feels like it will definitely be worthwhile once you get the hang of it (in part because of the stuff that’s so confusing at the outset).
I am fighting with the controls. Seemed like K&M was the way the game was designed (with set up from that guide), but playing around with it, it didn’t feel natural. Going to have to take Brian’s recommendation and find my controller.
Same. What worked for me was setting a thrust toggle and having the ship always follow the mouse. That feels pretty good. Haven’t had a chance to fuss with a controller again yet.
Kind of want to restart to get a Drakk ship for the fighter bay slot.
By the way, what’s the deal with light components? Haven’t seen a one.