Inverted Y-Axis

[JaFFa]

Gotta invert, I think it all stemmed from playing Descent back in the day as it was inverted by default. That game taught me how to play k/b and mouse.

 

[Tefal]

inverted, i just find it feels natural as its like joystick on a flight sim for me.

 

[Thesnipergecko]

Inverted only, anything else means your gay

T.

 

[Dreadi]

most of the time i play inverted when using a pad, dont really get stick for it, just give it to those who dont

 

[divine`]

I invert on a control pad and I can tell you why.

On a pad, I don't push the stick 'up' i push it 'forward' thus it makes sense for forward to equal down. Much like if I said to tilt your head forwards, you'd end up looking downwards, when I push a joystick it makes sense to me for the camera to move down.

It really depends whether you feel you are controlling a camera or a pointer. I don't invert on PC because I play as if I am controlling the pointer, so when i move the mouse forward, i want the cursor to go up.

 

[CossackNoodle]

i invert but on console only and it started since getting warhawk keeping it the same on ground and in flight. I couldnt go back to the other way now It feels better but i guess theres no real advantage either way

 

[Ind3h!]

Always invert too probably stems from goldeneye64

That's the only game I can actually play it with, I tried playing it without and it just didn't feel right

 

[steve258]

Same here, always inverted Y-axis for FPS games with a game pad.

 

[Durzel]

Anyone who uses inverted Y-axis outside of a flight sim has something wrong with their brain.

 

[aceface57]

AH you sick perverts, I never invert for console games. Only one of my mates plays inverted and he's crap at the games!

 

[suarve]

They both make sense, it just depends whether you feel you're controlling a camera behind the characters head, or controlling the characters head.

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