Do you know what makes me sad?

Started by Keno, October 23, 2009, 07:47:37 PM

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Hypershell

Quote from: Fxeni on October 25, 2009, 07:18:20 AM
I just wanted to say that this is exactly how I hold the controller when I play the X games.
Who didn't devilishly curve their pointer finger back then?  That's just how you got by charging and dash-jumping at the same time.

I stuck with A/Circle until Zero-series.  Then after picking up XC on GCN, I used L dash as I smited all the GCN controller nay-sayers throughout all six games (B is Special, A is Attack, X is Jump, Y is Giga, R/Z or R/C-Stick depending on console generation is weapon switching).  Since then I couldn't really help but resort to shoulder-button dashing in X7/X8 to complete the set.  Basically I model them after my ZX setup (X/Triangle is Special and R is character/form swap) and use L2/R2 for weapon switching.

QuoteThe Sigma battles in both of them have much left to be desired, I find.
I like the final Xtreme2 boss, since like the tank boss earlier in the fortress, it encourages teamwork between X and Zero.  Doesn't make it absolutely mandatory, though, which is good.
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Solar

Quote from: ProtoassBlues on October 25, 2009, 06:46:47 AM
Hey, how about that!  Not touching a game due to the controls.   8)

Heh, yeah. Thing is that I had 0 problems with Xtreme's controls while I found Command unplayable.

Also, I can never imagine myself dashing in a Megaman console game with any button other than L.

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Zan

QuoteWho didn't devilishly curve their pointer finger back then?  That's just how you got by charging and dash-jumping at the same time.

You know, with how many that played the original SNES games couldn't get the hint that L/R dashing was far superior. I really don't see how PB has the nerve to complain about XC and XS's mechanics. Dashing whilst charging and jumping doesn't stop being stupidly clumsy until you change the controls. Yet he still put him with devilishly curved fingers and enjoyed it. If you can do that, what's so bad about using two buttons to dash?

VixyNyan

Fans could still change controls back in the 90's and they would still complain.
In fact, X1 was the first Rockman game to let you change control settings.
After that, the first Classic series game with that feature was Soccer and Mega World. :3
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Jericho

OK, looking at the pictures everyone is posting in this thread on how they hold their controllers, I have come to only one conclusion. You guys are freaks. What is up with that hook you are making to hit L there PB? Are you trying to be The Claw from Inspector Gadget? XD

Align's image is close to what I do, except my hands look a fair bit more relaxed while doing so. As for button layouts:

Direction Pad - Move
L Button - Dash
B Button - Jump
Y Button - Primary Buster/Weapon
A Button - Giga
R Button - Secondary Weapon Charge/Use
Select - Cycle Through Weapons (Hardly Used)

Irgendein

I use a keyboard, however for that, I have it like this;

Z - Special Weapon - I use my third finger for this
X - Main weapon - same as above
C - Jump - I use my middle finger
V - Dash - Index finger, as well as everything else below
G - Change weapon Left
B - Change weapon Right
F - Giga
..and D would be L2

Fxeni

Thing is, most people who use the L button to dash nowadays only adopted this once the Zero series came out. Well, that seems to be the case from what I see.

Also, I don't understand how you guys like the L for dashing. It feels so ridiculously uncomfortable and wrong for me, so I switch to dashing with the R button. I guess this could be attributed to using my right index finger for so many years to dash.

Nekomata

i always use A/Circle for dashing. <<

Fxeni

So do I when it comes to the console games. What can I say, it feels more reliable most of the time than the shoulder buttons.

Satoryu

Quote from: Fxeni on October 25, 2009, 07:11:38 PM
Thing is, most people who use the L button to dash nowadays only adopted this once the Zero series came out. Well, that seems to be the case from what I see.

I was using L before I played the Zero games. Hell, I was using L for running in Super Metroid.

Quote from: Fxeni on October 25, 2009, 07:11:38 PMAlso, I don't understand how you guys like the L for dashing. It feels so ridiculously uncomfortable and wrong for me, so I switch to dashing with the R button. I guess this could be attributed to using my right index finger for so many years to dash.

Maybe because if dashing was on R, I'd be pressing 3 buttons at a time with one hand, which might feel clumsy. With dash as L, there's equal distribution between both hands; right hand jumps and shoots, left hand moves and dashes.

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Flame

QuoteI like the final Xtreme2 boss, since like the tank boss earlier in the fortress, it encourages teamwork between X and Zero.  Doesn't make it absolutely mandatory, though, which is good.
What are you talking about? Final Sigma in Xtreme 2 FORCED you to switch between X and Zero. When he was Orange he could be attacked by both characters. When he was red, only Zero could harm him. When he was Blue, only X could. And that was just to get him to reveal the sigma inside!
Quote from: marshmallow man on April 25, 2010, 04:55:26 PM
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.

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I really love what I've done to this topic!  XD

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Bag of Magic Food

Quote from: Flame on October 25, 2009, 07:57:26 PM
What are you talking about? Final Sigma in Xtreme 2 FORCED you to switch between X and Zero. When he was Orange he could be attacked by both characters. When he was red, only Zero could harm him. When he was Blue, only X could. And that was just to get him to reveal the sigma inside!
Yeah, or you can just wait for him to switch away from the color of the character you don't want to use, if you have a lot of patience.  Does he ever switch back to orange?

Flame

No. I think after he starts switching,  he only switches between red and blue from then on. otherwise, there wouldnt be much challenge, just rapid fire ultimate buster him to death.

EDIT: Did i mention how much I love the devastating potential the buster has in this game? equip X with a  buster up or two, ultimate buster, rapid shot, and then turn on rapid fire.

RAAAAEEEP.
Quote from: marshmallow man on April 25, 2010, 04:55:26 PM
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.

Keno

Wow my thread got big. Don't you guys party on the weekends?

Flame

No. I play videogames and watch anime on weekends.
Quote from: marshmallow man on April 25, 2010, 04:55:26 PM
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.

Hypershell

Party?  Nope.  Closest thing to a party I get on the weekends is watching anime characters get drunk off of a demonic mist.

Quote from: Bag of Magic Food on October 26, 2009, 01:18:35 AM
Yeah, or you can just wait for him to switch away from the color of the character you don't want to use, if you have a lot of patience.  Does he ever switch back to orange?
Well, Bag beat me to it.

And no, he doesn't.

Quote from: Flame on October 26, 2009, 05:50:39 PM
EDIT: Did i mention how much I love the devastating potential the buster has in this game? equip X with a  buster up or two, ultimate buster, rapid shot, and then turn on rapid fire.

RAAAAEEEP.
I prefer rapid-firing manually, but yeah, it's damn awesome.
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Flame

Its a rapid fire rapid fire of charge busters! theyre only X's standard charge shot, but it doesnt matter! it still kills anything.
Quote from: marshmallow man on April 25, 2010, 04:55:26 PM
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.

Keno

Oh, well I wasn't home from Friday afternoon until late last night. I was so trashed Saturday night. Like, so trashed.

So I play my X games like this:


If I have 2 more shoulder buttons, I'll pop Giga Attack on one of those & make my right face button weapon scroll right & make the top face button weapon scroll left. I also use that weapon scrolling configuration for anything with no Giga Attacking, like MM8.

Thanatos-Zero

Since everyone put their control schematics in there I will show you mine too.

Rockman X1-3

Keyboard

W= Up
A= Left
D= Right
S= Down

F= Start
C= Select

(Right side of the keyboard for the numbers)
0= B (Jump)
4= Y (X-Buster)
8= X
9= A (Dash)
+= R
Q= L

USB Playstation Controller

Diagonal Keys as usuall including Start and Select

X= B (Jump)
R1= Y (X-Buster)
Triangle= X
Circle= A (Dash)
Quadrat= R (Weapon Switch)
L1= L

Rockman Zero 1-4

Keyboard

W= Up
A= Left
D= Right
S= Down

F= Start
C= Select

(Right side of the keyboard for the numbers)
0= A (Jump)
4= B (Z-Saber)
8= R (Bustershot)
9= L (Dash)

USB Playstation Controller

Diagonal Keys as usuall including Start and Select

X= A (Jump)
R1= R (Bustershot)
Quadrat= Y (Z-Saber)
Circle= L (Dash)

Rockman ZX and Advent

Keyboard

W= Up
A= Left
D= Right
S= Down

F= Start
C= Select

(Right side of the keyboard for the numbers)
0= B (Jump)
4= Y (Saber Weapons/ Lock on ememies)
8= X (Buster Weapons)
9= A (Dash)
+= R (Overdrive/ Giga Attack)
Q= L (Change Form)

USB Playstation Controller

Diagonal Keys as usuall including Start and Select

X= B (Jump)
R1= R (Buster Weapons)
Circle= A (Dash)
Quadrat= Y (Saber Weapons/Lock on enemies)
L1= L ( Change Form)
L2= X (Overdrive/Giga Attack)

Zan

Control mechanics? Steering wheel, RockmanX8 PC, great fun.

Flame

X1-3 square to shoot, circle to dash, x to jump. L1/R1 weapon switch.

X4-6 same, add giga attack to R2

X7 the basic ones...

Well, i guess I just use the default controls. they work for me.

Only  thing I do, is in the Zero series, switch R to weapon switch the weapon instead of the other 2 setable options for the subweapon. ZX I have it as R is the sub weapon.
Quote from: marshmallow man on April 25, 2010, 04:55:26 PM
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.

Hypershell

Ah yeah, I forgot about Zero/ZX control options.  I go for Switch as well, but ZX is rather clearly not meant to be played that way.  So in that one, Y for main, X for sub (R switches forms).  Other than that (and Command Dash off), default.

Charging two weapons at once isn't the easiest thing that way, but it does make combination attacks like HX's saber combo and OX's Double Charge Wave feel a lot more natural.  I just can't get used to using a shoulder button to attack (unless it's a Giga, anyway, and even that I stopped since getting XC).

Quote from: Zan on October 28, 2009, 09:22:38 PM
Control mechanics? Steering wheel, RockmanX8 PC, great fun.
You always seem to get the ass end of control setups, huh?

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