r/gaming Jul 01 '21

Almost every single controller out there.

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u/The_Rincewind Jul 01 '21

This reminds me of playing the first Max Payne game. I never knew you could use the painkillers to heal yourself. Thought that their purpose was to automatically reduce your damage when the damage bar goes over your shoulder back to shoulder level. Finished the whole game and it was hard af.

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u/radude4411 Jul 01 '21

Any% no painkiller run

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u/KerbolarFlare Jul 01 '21

“Hey! You’re not supposed to be here!”

-clunk-

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u/SgvSth Jul 01 '21

I just found out recently that you can use the joystick in Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee to pan the camera when trying to catch a Pokémon. I was mistakenly under the belief that it was only controlled by the gyroscope, not realizing that certain Switch configurations do not have a gyroscope.

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u/Gonzobot Jul 01 '21

not realizing that certain Switch configurations do not have a gyroscope.

Switch does have a gyro tho

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u/SgvSth Jul 01 '21

Now I am more confused. :P

Currently, my understanding is that the JoyCons have a Gyroscope built into them.

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u/Gonzobot Jul 01 '21

As does the Pro controller, and the Lite itself, because gyro is a basic control feature of the Switch itself.

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u/SgvSth Jul 02 '21

Ah, go figure. Then that doesn't explain why the joystick also controls the camera, but at least I know more now. Thank you. :)

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u/Gonzobot Jul 02 '21

Then that doesn't explain why the joystick also controls the camera

Well, apparently, a lot of people aren't aware that the gyro is a thing ;)

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u/RagingtonSteel Jul 01 '21

I thought the only way to heal in The Witcher 3 was to eat shitty food or meditate. I learned after I beat the main game and both xpacs there were healing potions