In addition, in the big map, we kept the exploration, but also added other content. When we design the combat system, we have gone through a lot of discussions, communication, trials, and adjustments, hoping to let players experience different directions. If we talk about the major differences between the characteristics of the eighth generation and the seventh generation, it should be the biggest difference between the combat system and the seventh generation. The fifth, sixth, and seventh generations may have a certain inheritance and basis, but the eight generations are equal to a re-creation, although some series of features are preserved. We have started from scratch and rebuilt the base when making “The Legend of Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 8”. Played with a friend and looked at scoreboard and saw your name.Li Ruren:It has been so long since the eighth generation and the seventh generation, regardless of the background of time and space, the research and development environment, and the technology used, there is already a big gap.

This is off-topic but also I recognize you from one match. Ursprünglich geschrieben von Paid_Didnt_Win:I recently purchased a fighter pilot and it literally turned around my opinion of the game.Īh, So I guess for no there's kinda no way to get away from this but in time I'll get a little better with the controls.I guess I'll keep flying till I'm better. turn up your sensitivty, try using the first person mode My suggestion is to just practice practice practice. I toyed with the idea but instead I chose the path of least resistance and just toughed it out and honestly after the limited time I've spent in the sky, it really has become much easier on me.Īnd for the record, I've never flown in any game with a mouse and kb, except for in SWTOR's Starfighter mini-game. but it DOES appear like if you have the time and desire, you can setup a controller to mimic the movements of the mouse and remap the buttons of the keyboard, so in theory, you could actually fly with a controller. Unfortunately it seems the config file on WoJ is for solderiing only, not for flying. I even downloaded a World of Joysticks emulator for the game, and plugged my PS3 controller in using DS3 Tool, in an effort to set up the controller for flying. I do agree, a mouse and keyboard is the least intuitive means of flight, at least for me. I've only flown for maybe 5 or 6 hours, but even in that relatively short amount of time it's become a boat load easier.

I recently purchased a fighter pilot and it literally turned around my opinion of the game.

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