I played Red Dead Undead before playing Redemption and turned off assisted aiming to get an achievement at the beginning of the game and didn’t remember to turn it on until I got stuck on one of the last missions for a couple hours.
I dunno, if a level is too hard to beat without auto-aim maybe its just way too hard.
I can’t stand auto-aim in games. like if a target can/should be hit by missing by X amount of in-game inches, then why not make the target that large? I don’t know.
I realized you had to have auto-aim on in Hades pretty quick though. Got fucking smeeeared without it
Well, maybe you want your enemies to be normal sized cowboys instead of giant cowboys, but you still want the player to be able to hit it, because Arthur Morgan is a better shot than the player. So you give the player access to Arthur’s skills.
I played Red Dead Undead before playing Redemption and turned off assisted aiming to get an achievement at the beginning of the game and didn’t remember to turn it on until I got stuck on one of the last missions for a couple hours.
I can see why they include it
I dunno, if a level is too hard to beat without auto-aim maybe its just way too hard.
I can’t stand auto-aim in games. like if a target can/should be hit by missing by X amount of in-game inches, then why not make the target that large? I don’t know.
I realized you had to have auto-aim on in Hades pretty quick though. Got fucking smeeeared without it
Well, maybe you want your enemies to be normal sized cowboys instead of giant cowboys, but you still want the player to be able to hit it, because Arthur Morgan is a better shot than the player. So you give the player access to Arthur’s skills.