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"Do you think the DualSense™ Adaptive Triggers™ will revolutionize how it feels to break necks in a video game?"
- Thread starter MadLaughter
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We're going to have to wait for the PS6's adaptive resistance in the thumbsticks for this scene.GoW 5 needs to have a flashback to this scene:
Still waiting for Head Attachments for controllers so I can truly immerse myselfGoW 5 needs to have a flashback to this scene:
If i had to guess, I would say Esports players will probably play without the adaptive triggers.
In MGS2 I believe the analog buttons on PS2 meant you cracked the neck once you pressed hard. that felt kind of good tbh and im looking forward for adaptive trigger neck breaking
I've said it in another thread, but as cool as the adaptive triggers are, I hope that it doesnt mean devs will make awkward control schemes to make sure you open doors, open chests, pick up heavy objects, ALL on the two trigger buttons.
Hard to be more heavy-handed than TLoU2, but this would help do it.
I accidentally cracked too many necks to count in that game. Or was it in MGS3? Snake just slit someone's throat in that one though.
Imagine what Mortal Kombat's gonna do... especially for the X Ray moves
I really really hope Microsoft copies it in a controller revision so that it becomes a thing on PC too. I'm super interested in this.
A feature that can be turned off will be a nightmare?
I hope so. There should be some resistance to breaking a person's neck. If the writing or story isn't going to do it then have the controller add in something if it can. The number of humans I smothered/broke their neck to death in TLoU Part II - I was already tired and disgusted and if it got harder and harder to do as the game went on - add another point to the score of 10/10 from me. Or if bloodlust is what you want to portray it gets easier and easier. I am 100% for it if games implement systems like that.
Man I can't wait for Huber's impressions on the first game with a shotgun supporting haptic feedback and adaptive triggers lolFeel the kill!
Oh shit. I love it. Now we need a dead space remaster.
Sounds like a perfect match for another South Park RPG.
i honestly forget its been so long, it did have the "raise weapon without firing" ability though, that might be cool to have ADS and firing on one trigger instead of the usual two triggers for aim and fire
In a thread a few weeks ago I jokingly said the TLOU3 would use tension in the triggers to replicate the sensation of pressing a knife deeper into an enemies throat as you cut. The player could use it as a interrogation mechanic. Some enemies would spill the info while more die hard enemies would need more persuasion.
I don't think it will be used for that kind of gameplay but the option is there for Devs that make more violent games.
I don't think it will be used for that kind of gameplay but the option is there for Devs that make more violent games.
Calling it now, you'll be doublehooking and popping someones eyeballs with your trigger fingers.
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Zack Snyder can be the guest character in Injustice 3:
Bahaha, I honestly love how vaguely serial killer-ish Huber can sound with his enthusiasm. I'm surprised there isn't a supercut set to scary music (maybe there is?).Feel the kill!
Oh god now I'm worried how Cage is gonna use the haptics for a shower scene
I still think this is the greatest QTE of all time. I was so disgusted yet uncontrollably lolling.We're going to have to wait for the PS6's adaptive resistance in the thumbsticks for this scene.
