Anybody that doesn't invert y-axis aiming on a controller is retarded

[YPrrrr]

I want to look up I tilt my head up

I want my airplane to go up I tilt the controls down

I play accordingly 

[Nyerp]

yeah actually i guess i do invert

[silvertone]

>aiming

playing it with the superscope.

[Cosmic Ada]

I've always been an inverted boy.

Or maybe introverted.

[Hiro]

I want to look up I tilt my head up

I want my airplane to go up I tilt the controls down

I play accordingly 

actually in an airplane you pull the controls back

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

you are the controller

the joystick is your head

you put your thumb on your head

you pull your thumb back

your head looks up

you are god.

[Hiro]

you are the controller

the joystick is your head

you put your thumb on your head

you pull your thumb back

your head looks up

you are god.

exactly.

[Mando Pandango]

you are the controller

the joystick is your head

you put your thumb on your head

you pull your thumb back

your head looks up

you are god.

which is why you should also invert the x-axis

[Hiro]

which is why you should also invert the x-axis

correct

[Daddy]

The "joy stick on head" argument depends on where you put the joystick.


If you put it on the top of the head it's Y only inverted but if it's on the back of the head it's X and Y inverted.

[Mando Pandango]

The "joy stick on head" argument depends on where you put the joystick.


If you put it on the top of the head it's Y only inverted but if it's on the back of the head it's X and Y inverted.

If you put it on the top of the head you would have to rotate the joystick to turn left and right.

So.

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

the government doesn't invert the y-axis when they control you.

[YPrrrr]

actually in an airplane you pull the controls back

Slightly downwards too though. Technicalities

If you put it on the top of the head you would have to rotate the joystick to turn left and right.

So.

yeah I don't understand the head thing at all. Maybe playing from the first person perspective most often affects my thinking