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Shido on 30 August 2007

I want to know how many people use the Inverted Y axis(when you put the stick down your character aims up). Why?, beacuse when I play with my friends I'm the only one who plays this way, so I want to know if there's a lot of more people how use it or not. I got this type of aiming thanks to Perfect Dark(N64). And sometimes it gets annoying because some games don't have the option to the invert the Y axis. If you're a Wii owner post your experience with other platforms.



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super_etecoon on 30 August 2007

I always use inverted aim. Not sure why, it just feels better. Mybe it mimics the move your neck would make for looking. No idea, but I definitely like it inverted.



rockstarjerry981 on 30 August 2007

I don't really care either way, but it pisses me off when I just went from a game that is inverted to one that isn't and I look the wrong direction for a couple of minutes.



fazz on 30 August 2007

Invert Y axis? That's just silly. I only would use it on flying games.



Shido on 30 August 2007

Use Inverted Y axis(inverted aim): 2 votes
Don't use: 2 votes
Dont care: 1 vote

Keep posting :D



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BenKenobi88 on 30 August 2007

Yes, in flying games...no everywhere else.



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Entroper on 30 August 2007

Yes, in flying games and plain ol' FPSes. Actually, now I use the Wii Remote, so... dual analog FTL :P



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akuma587 on 30 August 2007

In flight simulator games maybe, in most else no, unless you are already used to it.



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chuckd on 30 August 2007

Got used to it in flight sims, now I invert my mouse for all fps's.



czott on 30 August 2007

I play with inverted Y now, but I didn't used to. After I was playing FFXII for a while I got so used to it that I started doing it in FPS games without realizing (games that were defaulted to inverted Y), and now I can’t play any game that involves camera movement (3rd or 1st) without inverted Y.



 

 

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