Depends on what I'm playing. KB+M is way better for first person shooters, but there's also plenty of genre's I'd rather be holding a controller. In SRB2 I generally prefer controller, although that depends on what mods I have loaded.
On the topic of art since that's what the opening post is talking about:
The way I see art, there are two things that make it "art". 1. Artist's intention. 2. Viewer's takeaway. AI "art" is completely missing the first one. It's "soulless" in that there's no real intention behind the creation...
I'm just noticing this now almost a week after the initial topic creation. I don't really make mods but I do have a question anyway, just out of curiosity and to get a bit more insight on why a certain thing is the way it is:
Is there a reason why the version number is listed after the porter's...
Honestly I enjoy every characterization Sonic has had in the official games, even the cringey ones such as Colors and Forces. However, there are certain aspects that I think fit his character better and that I'd enjoy as more consistent inclusions in his writing.
I'd sum up Sonic's best and...
I like Lost World but I also do see it as flawed. Generally, I've always felt like it gets more hate than it deserves, but it's far from perfect either. The movement controls are generally fine although take some getting used to, and on occasion the parkour physics do bug out, though not as...
You are. Criticizing moderation in and of itself isn't against the rules. The linked "Um" thread situation wasn't about criticizing moderation being against the rules or anything, it was about the guy being overly hostile and in self denial about it to the point of being frankly delusional...
That's not how art works. The quality of art is purely subjective. What appeals to one person might not appeal to another. It's not like with a watch or a car where it's meant to perform a specific practical function and has an objective quality based on how well it performs that function. Two...
"Old Guard" and "New Guard" are terms to refer to whoever is in charge of something. "Old Guard" refers to those who were previously in charge but no longer are, and "New Guard" refers to those who are currently in charge. In the case of SRB2, there was a significant change in leadership some...
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