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"Werner Punz" <werpu@gmx.at> wrote in message
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> Am 19.10.14 01:04, schrieb Mary:
>>
>> "Werner Punz" <werpu@gmx.at> wrote in message
>> news:m1t9ug$8cq$1@dont-email.me...
>>> Am 18.10.14 09:48, schrieb Annie:
>>>> Yes, Mary, I'm sure you'd remember me.  :)  The only other name that
>>>> comes to mind was Rik who used to post a lot.
>>>>
>>>> I'm playing Tesla but only when my daughter is here.  Very clunky
>>>> interface!  There are hints included in the game but they aren't
>>>> always terribly helpful.
>>>>
>>> Mhh I did not find the interface to be clunky at all, it is a standard
>>> WSAD interface which nowadays is standard for first person games,
>>> The hints sometimes could be better indeed.
>>
>> What is WSAD? Maybe you've played more games with that kind of interface.
>>
> WASD is the standard pc control scheme for first person 3d games. It has
> the advantage of allowing fast movement and very fluid viewport
> adjustments with the mouse.
> The idea is to use the mouse for everything aim wise and use the keys WSAD
> for movement. The Mouse buttons are for the respective actions reserved.
> This interface has been the defacto standard in first person games for
> 15-20 years.

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_keys check out the section about WASD.

You have explained it quite well. I have played several games with
mouse/arrow but I find it awkward to use the arrow keys especially when
going up a ladder in a game and turning left or right. it seems clumsy to me 
to maneuvre
my way around. as opposed to point and click where you use only use the 
mouse.
I think Pandora Directive was one of the first games to use "real time 3D 
graphics"
as they described it. Most of my games through the years have been point and 
click
and I am not as used to games with 3D graphics but I have played some good 
games
with 3D graphics through the years.





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