daroamer said:
vlad321 said:
Why are you parrying and dodging? If you are doing that much you are obviously donig something wrong. With the proper signs and bombs you don't have to worry about any of that and you can just wade through anything. Also the knives are the absolutely best way to murder any boss since they don't seem able to be parried at all. The only thing that blocks them is the enemy's Quen.
Pausing action in an actoin rpg breaks the action, surprising isn't it. If you had more buttons would you have to pause the action? No? Is this a tacical or an action RPG? It doesn't come down to preference, it comes down to what the game is and what concessions the game makes. My personal preference is that I don't pause even in tactical RPGs, but in those when I need to it does not break the flow of the game in any way. Meanwhile I am FORCED to pause in an action RPG, and that is unaccepable. That wouldn't be a problem on a keyboard, but it's a huge problem on controllers.
Edit: Just to sum it up. Does the game have the option to be played as I wish? On a controller just about all the time, it is no. Meanwhile with the functionality of a keyboard, most of the time, it is yes. Therefore a keyboard is better than a controller. You can also objectively measure just how much more functionality a keyboard has than buttons on a controller by simply counting them.
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I hope you find a game that is to your liking.
Might I suggest one of these - http://www.freetypinggame.net/
You get to use every key on the keyboard to win!
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Don't worry I have found plenty. Incidentally very few of them could be used with a controller without sacrificing gameplay (incidentally Witcher 2 is one of those who have been hamstrung because of a controller mindset and I still like).
But I am glad that you at least didn't argue that a keyboard has more functionality and therefore superior for action RPGs and just fell back on hilariously bad arguments.
