Re: Fix the game and please stop adding to the problems
@GraveledStoopid I always thought shooting canceling sprinting was a thing I had to get used to. It was always this way in other shooting games with sprinting.
But yeah, it feels like I accidentally create this scenario for me where the movement freaks out because I'm switching between sprinting and firing. Can't say that I've gotten stuck on random terrain though.
And the camera always felt a little off to me. I dont think field of vision should change at all when sprinting, it makes transitioning to sprinting feel slow and awkward. I also think a lot of the start up sprinting animations are too long, like Sunflower's or Deadbeard's, which also makes the sprinting look and feel awkward. Compare that to like Foot soldier or Scientist; their transition is so much quicker and smoother. Sometimes the animation glitches out and your'e sprinting with a reload animation or a charge shot animation (it happens quite a bit when I play wizard).
Sometimes, playing characters like Snapdragon or Nightcap take up a third of the camera space, and i can't see who I'm shooting at because my own character is blocking my view! But this does seem to happen most when I have an object behind me.
But yeah, it feels like I accidentally create this scenario for me where the movement freaks out because I'm switching between sprinting and firing. Can't say that I've gotten stuck on random terrain though.
And the camera always felt a little off to me. I dont think field of vision should change at all when sprinting, it makes transitioning to sprinting feel slow and awkward. I also think a lot of the start up sprinting animations are too long, like Sunflower's or Deadbeard's, which also makes the sprinting look and feel awkward. Compare that to like Foot soldier or Scientist; their transition is so much quicker and smoother. Sometimes the animation glitches out and your'e sprinting with a reload animation or a charge shot animation (it happens quite a bit when I play wizard).
Sometimes, playing characters like Snapdragon or Nightcap take up a third of the camera space, and i can't see who I'm shooting at because my own character is blocking my view! But this does seem to happen most when I have an object behind me.
