MMOCC the isometric world scene, 2006–now
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What would you prefer?

23 posts · vBulletin era
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#2
Witty, he is still new to the forums. Calm down man.
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#4
:S I found it by using the search feature. Anyone knows what "search" is regardless them being new or not..
#5
Well when you use the search feature you need to know some of the tags, which obv. I diden't know.
#6
well "mouse" and "arrow keys" would of helped you.
#7
Well now I know you can stop arguing with me now.
#8
Both
Keyboard if you are lazy (lololol no pathfinding engine needed)
#9
Lol thats why I wanted to do arrows! It's a lot more simple to code, for my beta ill use arrows I guess then later on I will most likely add point and click.
#10
I prefer clicking, you can just click one tile and you move, as with keys you would have to keep holding left.
#11
Clicking. (:
#12
Arrow keys would really confuse me in an isometric view :S Point and click is much easier but will entail a little more coding.
#13
Who voted for arrow keys might I ask?
#14
Would you rather have a point and click walking thing or would you rather use the arrow keys?

I think there was one of these before but I can't find it.
#15
Depends on the game I suppose and how it's set up.
#16
Point and click for MMOCC. Arrow keys are -_- Only good for MMORPG IMO
#17
Just for a normal mmocc.
#18
Then definitely point and click. Any other way would be dumb.
#19
hmmm okay! I thought arrows might be good because it would be a little diffrent for all the other mmoccs.
#20
I'd prefer to point and click.
#21
Point and Click.

I only use Arrow Keys for Racing Games, War Games, etc.
#22
hmm okay seems as everyone like point and click.

EDIT: :O 200th post!
#23
Here

It doesn't hurt to do a bit of searching, that's what the feature is for.

Recovered from /general-mmocc-discussion/11489-what-would-you-prefer-2.html · captured 2008.