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Topic	Let's discuss game design traits that we either LOVE or HATE
Heroic Bigpun 07/13/18 1:51:06 PM #44:	Cybat posted... Weakupedia posted... Dragon Quest 8 on PS2 had a super obscure feature where pressing the left control stick registered as an X input (confirm). For a game where you're doing a lot of running around talking to people and opening doors/chests outside of battle, I actually used this a lot. You could play the game with your left hand while doing something else with your right (browsing the internet because DQ8 while great, is very slow). I haven't seen any other game do this. Bravely Default and Bravely Second have a similar thing - pressing right on the d-pad is A and pressing left is B. It's pretty great. Are there any more? LoM was mentioned too --- pUnny at his phone. Expect tYpos <cite>Heroic Bigpun posted [p:905013243] in Let's disc... [t:76794431]...</cite> <quote><cite>Cybat posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Weakupedia posted...</cite> <quote>Dragon Quest 8 on PS2 had a super obscure feature where pressing the left control stick registered as an X input (confirm). For a game where you're doing a lot of running around talking to people and opening doors/chests outside of battle, I actually used this a lot. You could play the game with your left hand while doing something else with your right (browsing the internet because DQ8 while great, is very slow). I haven't seen any other game do this.</quote> Bravely Default and Bravely Second have a similar thing - pressing right on the d-pad is A and pressing left is B. It's pretty great. </quote> Are there any more? LoM was mentioned too --- pUnny at his phone. Expect tYpos</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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