Early flight sims adopted this counterintuitive up is down system, and so did early First Person games, leaving an entire generation of geezers like me needing "inverted controls" in their camera options.

Ok but how's about a PlayStation port of TBW?

Please don't deprive us console scum.

Nobody makes worlds like Rockstar. Everything else aside, I get such a kick out of being a tourist in their games.

VI promises to be yet another insane and unique feat of engineering, design, and art.

Even if you ain't a believer, how can you not at least be excited to peek inside the cathedral?

@aegies.bsky.social UI aside, I found these settings pretty good. Maybe not useful: I know you be clawin'.

H Sens: 50
V Sens: 42
Invert: On if you're cool (old)
Look Smooth: 0
Weapon Wheel Delay: 150ms
FOV: 110
Jump: L1
Eqp Launch: X
Dash: L3
Switch Eqp: Circle

I turned off all the redundant gear/ability markers surrounding the reticle, as well as the active rune markers.

The default button mapping for controller isn't ideal either.

Eternal definitely benefits from some tweaks, but at least the options allow them.

@druckmann.bsky.social (because you don't have enough internet dickheads telling you how to do your job :))

So long as we cede "realism" to the Right, we make them a more attractive option among folks understandably skeptical of our more utopian sounding goals.

The "Realist" Machiavelli/Conan the Barbarian view of the world as a dangerous place full of people eager to take advantage of you, is at the heart of the problem.

It's unwise to ignore this viewpoint.

Progressives need to find a way of addressing these things without compromising their values.

Love TLoU 1&2. Played through both many times. That said, please don't feel you need to say something profound with Intergalactic. Porsche spaceships and laserswords: YES. Dour examination of Faith and Tribalism or something similar: eh...