daroamer said:
vlad321 said:
irstupid said:
vlad321 said:
irstupid said:
here is a quit retort
not very far in witcher so knowledge is limited on items
but lets say i want to throw a grenade that leaves a gas area
CONSOLE: i have to "slow mo" the game and then move my dual analog stick over to the grenade i want and select it. then leave "slow mo" mode and then push said button and then re aim at enemies, since would have moved cursor around doing the whole slow mo selection
PC: I have the gas bombs set to button F2. So when i want to use it, i am mos tlikely already AIMED on enemies i push f2 and the bomb is thrown.
Now lets say i want to throw a different bomb that is best used for a new enemy that shows up. on console I have to do as I said above, on PC there is a good chance I have that bomb set as F2, F3, F4 or whatever.
So tell me OBJECTIVELY which is better? Pushing one button, or going into a menu, finding said item, selecting it then aiming and finally throwing bomb.
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That's a hint that the developers don't mean to have the bombs working like that. Duh.
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ha, what a pathetic responce
so the controls are flawless and any fault is by design
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Obviously.
Also what you described ins't objectively, it's subjective. Maybe I WANT to have difficulty using a simple item. Gawd...
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Why can not use potions in the middle of a fight? Surely that would make the fight easier, therefore that should have been in the design. Potions are abundant, you can craft as many as you wish.
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thats not how potions work in this world. If yo unotice him taking potions it greatly affects his body while taking it. He would be very vulnerable while taking a potion. not just the fact of having to open a potion and put it into his mouth, but also while the effects are taking place he would be vulnerable and weak.
I do say that we shouldn't have to go into meditate mode though. Should be able to use them as an item normally. Make it restricted to only able to take them when you can meditate still, just don't make us go into meditate screen.
