Re: No option to disable double tap to sprint.
I found another 2 post's on reddit!
https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsBattlefront/comments/7uusnw/disable_running_when_double_tapping_w/
https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsBattlefront/comments/7ikmsy/how_do_you_disable_running_with_double_tapping_w/
Anything to report on your end?
As you can see there are quite a few people who are vocal about this and I'm sure there are many more who are affected that haven't expressed it online. This affects people who use toggle aim and I'm sure there are many that don't even know what is causing their soldier to stop aiming so they don't even know what to search to find a fix for it. Why have the option to toggle aim when there is a permanent "feature" that breaks that option completely? The logic is flawed on so many levels, like why not port the option to disable double tap sprint from the main Battlefield games?? This would probably take a GUI developer less than half an hour. The most time consuming aspect of the process would be the bureaucracy to get it to the attention of said developer and to get it approved!
When I noticed it in Battlefield 4, since it was on by default, I thought my mouse was faulty and double clicking instead of single clicking when I pressed the right mouse button to aim. (I disassembled my mouse to try and fix it!) I stopped playing the game until about two years later when Battlefield 1 came out and the problem wasn't present in that game (disabled by default with the option to enable it) so I investigated further. I found the option to disable double tap forward to sprint and I could finally play Battlefield 4! Ofcourse now it was riddled with hackers and, well, I prefer Battlefield 1 anyways... I really like Battlefront 2 though so I don't want to give it up like I did with Hardline and Battlefield 4...
It's 2018 and we have some niche "feature" in a AAA game that you can't disable? What other shooter has double tap forward to sprint? None that I can think of, it's more of an RPG type of movement system if you ask me, Minecraft has it... Lol.
https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsBattlefront/comments/7uusnw/disable_running_when_double_tapping_w/
https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsBattlefront/comments/7ikmsy/how_do_you_disable_running_with_double_tapping_w/
Anything to report on your end?
As you can see there are quite a few people who are vocal about this and I'm sure there are many more who are affected that haven't expressed it online. This affects people who use toggle aim and I'm sure there are many that don't even know what is causing their soldier to stop aiming so they don't even know what to search to find a fix for it. Why have the option to toggle aim when there is a permanent "feature" that breaks that option completely? The logic is flawed on so many levels, like why not port the option to disable double tap sprint from the main Battlefield games?? This would probably take a GUI developer less than half an hour. The most time consuming aspect of the process would be the bureaucracy to get it to the attention of said developer and to get it approved!
When I noticed it in Battlefield 4, since it was on by default, I thought my mouse was faulty and double clicking instead of single clicking when I pressed the right mouse button to aim. (I disassembled my mouse to try and fix it!) I stopped playing the game until about two years later when Battlefield 1 came out and the problem wasn't present in that game (disabled by default with the option to enable it) so I investigated further. I found the option to disable double tap forward to sprint and I could finally play Battlefield 4! Ofcourse now it was riddled with hackers and, well, I prefer Battlefield 1 anyways... I really like Battlefront 2 though so I don't want to give it up like I did with Hardline and Battlefield 4...
It's 2018 and we have some niche "feature" in a AAA game that you can't disable? What other shooter has double tap forward to sprint? None that I can think of, it's more of an RPG type of movement system if you ask me, Minecraft has it... Lol.