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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Imp Zone > Study shows preference to inverted aim linked to mental illness
 
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Gumdrop Larry
Jul 30, 2006

 It's really only relevant in first person games but I really can't comprehend inverted aiming and all the stupid poo poo people say to justify it in regards to how an airplane handles or whatever else. Your crosshair's your mouse cursor and the game is just a bigass 360 degree screen; You want to move the mouse cursor up then you move the mouse up. You're a weird person if you interpret mouse movements as somehow moving a joystick around on the top of the character's head instead of the reticle itself and should probably seek professional help. Hope that clears things up.

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Imp Zone > Study shows preference to inverted aim linked to mental illness