Instacast pc Pc#

Instacast pc Pc#

The control setup for KBM we came up with was a scheme that would at least fit 100% of PC users(did you know that some keyboards don't come with NUM pads?). Just to address some of the concerns you voiced out, and explain why we did some of these things: Hey Norritt, we thank you for your feedback, and we will most certainly take this criticism into all our future projects. If you port a game to another plattform, especially if you charge premium price, please don't be lazy and implement appropriate controls. That being said I'm pretty sure that this is not a result of bad intentions on your side, but this is how your product comes across to a (core) PC gamer. Sorry but this is a slap in the face of PC gamers. Yet you deliver a halfhearted mobile game port, don't even bother to adapt the control scheme to the PC plattform but charge a premium price. The price of the PC version is almost 3 times the price of the mobile version. This includes games that are 15+ years old.Ĥ. There might have been some that didn't feature an in game menu for it but there was at least a configuration file to edit bindings. I don't remember a single PC game that did not allow to customize keybindings. This whole, admittedly lengthy discussion, would be moot if you'd feature customizable keybindings.

Would you release an iOS game where you would need to control the main character via WASD on the on screen keyboard ?ģ. If you choose to port your game on a plattform it is mandatory to support the predominant control scheme. However every PC gamer does own a keyboard. I'd go as far as to say most of the PC Gamers dont. While some PC Gamers do own an additional controller, not every PC gamer does. The native way to control games on PC is to use keyboard an mouse. The right hand controls: NUM 1, NUM 2, NUM 3, NUM 3 (quick cast) and ('0' or 'Enter) for attack (5 keys fpr the right hand)

The left hand controls: W, A, S, D, Space (5 keys for the left hand) As a result using the current quick cast feature diminshes my ability to move and evade, since I have to swap fingers between movement and quick cast. However 9 keys are controlled with 5 fingers on the left hand and one key is controlled with 5 fingers on the right hand. This is a grand total of 10 keys to control which conveniently matches the total number of fingers on human hands. The left hand controls: W, A, S, D, Space, 1, 2, 3, 4 (=9 keys) While quick casting using the 'regular' number keys makes Cat Quest less unplayable my general argument still stands. Let me make a case here from the standpoint of a PC gamer. And as mentioned above, pressing 1,2,3,4(which is just above the WASD), will quick cast your spells. Your left hand is on WASD and Space, that is correct. As mentioned above, you can quick cast with 1,2,3,4(the one just above the WASD)įor option2, the game was not designed primarily with just keyboard in mind, but we have added in functionality for people who game on laptops and don't quite have access to a mouse. RMB is for people who want a more tactical approach as the game pauses letting you consider which spell to cast. What were you thinking? Has anyone of the devs ever playtested with mouse/keyboard at all?įor option 1, you can also use the hotkeys 1,2,3,4(just above the WASD) to cast spells as well. Now some genius decided to put attack on 'K' - *seriously*, 'K'? How the hell is a player supposed to press 'k' when the left hand is used for 'WASD' movement and the right hand is on the num pad. Now instead of using the mouse I can quick cast on the num pad wich means my right hand is way on the right side of the keyboard. There is no way to quick cast.Īgain left hand moves and dodges 'WASD', 'SPACE' Right hand is on the mouse LMB attack, however RMB opens a ring menu which interrupts combat. So the left hand is on the left side of the keyboard. Okay so we move with 'WASD' and dodge with SPACE. It is impossible for a human being (with less than 3 arms) to operate th controls