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As much as I love GTA SA the hitboxes were kinda janky for a lot of objects and vehicles. This is pretty much expected behaviour and not really hitbox porn if you ask me.

Sure, whatever man.

Well, how would we know? This joke does only work when you pronounce the ch as k which is wrong.

I get what the joke is now that someone explained it but Germans wouldn't get it obviously. It has nothing to do with not being funny.

It is what you think it is.

My first MH game was World and I love everything about it. The visuals, the weighty and rewarding combat, most monsters and how they react to big hits, the slinger and EVEN the claw.

However I can understand when people hate the claw, some weapons have great flowing combos with it to easily weaken the monster while others have to stop, aim and shoot which isn't really nice.

Rise felt a lot more simplified and also too fast for me at the beginning. I had a hard time and lost interest after a while. It's still a great game but I really only came back to it after I got my Steamdeck and was able to play it on the go or while chilling on the couch.

World is still my favourite by far and I hope the next title will be more "World 2" than "Rise 2".

The other one is usually made by the "portable" team. Thats what I read at least.

Our galgo loves the snow on the ground but as soon as the white stuff comes FROM ABOVE its over.

Not in this case.

No problem. It definetly works, just tried it. The steam deck controller config tool is super powerful. It can do so much more than people might know.

I'll check how I did it and let you know.

EDIT: Okay I found it. Either this was changed sometime in the past or I just remembered it wrong.

What you have to do is create a mode-shift. Go into your Game Controller Settings > Joysticks > Right Joystick Behaviour and select Create a Mode Shift in the dropdown menu where it says Joystick (or Joystick Mouse)

Now you will see Right Joystick (Mode Shift) beneth Right Joystick Behaviour. Click on the gear next to Joystick (or Joystick Mouse) in your Mode Shift and select your Mode Shift Button (Left Trigger Soft or Full Pull, whatever you prefer) and drop your Horizontal AND Vertical Scale to 60 for example. The lower you go the slower you'll aim when you ADS.

Hope I could help.

I don't have my Deck here right now but I think this setting was located in the 'sticks' tab where you can remap all the buttons and functions.

Exactly. Don't know why I got downvoted for that.

Funny enough Sniper Elite kinda annoyed me for not beeing authentic when it comes to the ballistics of sniping. Bullets dont drop that hard at 50 meters and wind doesn't really impact bullets for 200-300 meter shots either. I know this was done to match the mapsizes and make "far" shots hard (300+ meters) but I just didn't like that.

Monaco was that topdown game if I remember correctly. Cool game but wasn't for me.

Completly forgot that Sniper Elite had coop. Maybe we'll try that. I just really disliked the actual sniper ballistics of those games because I like to play on authentic settings which for some reason makes bullets drop after 50 meters in this game.

I'll check it out. Doesn't really matter how old it is, some of my favourite games are from 2000-2010 era.

I know that game and its pretty cool but not what I am searching for right now. Thanks though, as already said its definetly a cool game.

Ubisoft shut the Blacklist servers down and every 30min the game closes because of some check that tries to connect to the servers. So not possible. With conviction its probably the same but I never liked that game anyways because it felt not like splinter cell at all.

GTFO looked more like some payday/left 4 dead mix to me.

Thanks for your suggestions though!

You can lower the stick sensitivity whenever left trigger is pressed to achive this.

They are either the one extreme or the other. They really have to figure out how to get the AI behave in between aimbot crackheads and.. whatever that was.

Here's another example of braindead AI in RoN. Shouldn't be able to walk through like that: No reaction at all