If we are at a table by ourselves and think we’re doing it right, we can easily be sure that we’re doing our job correctly. But when we’re doing it in the back of the room, you can find yourself doing it right.
Think of it like an airplane. If you’re sitting in the front of the plane, you’re essentially moving the controls forward, but if you’re in the back, you are moving the controls forward and backward. If you’re in the front, you’re moving the controls forward and backward without having to actually move it.
When should you do a control shift versus when should you do a forward shift? I think most gamers would answer either “when the game tells me to” or “when the game tells me to do something.” Well, I’m going to give you a few tips on when to do a control shift versus when to do a forward shift.
Forward shifts can be done when you have the option to do so, and controls can be shifted once you actually press the control button and move the mouse. Forward shifts can be done when you have the option to do so, and controls can be shifted once you actually start moving the mouse pointer. In fact, you can do the exact same thing with the mouse, but when you start moving the mouse the game will tell you to.
Forward controls are better because you don’t have to hold the stick for so long. If you use forward controls, you need to be able to move the mouse as fast as you want. But forward controls are just easier and faster because they don’t require you to start moving the mouse and have to hold the stick for so long. It still takes a bit of getting used to, but it’s worth it.
The opposite of forward controls is mid controls. Mid controls require you to start moving your mouse and press a button for each direction. This means you need to be able to move the mouse fast enough to hit the button you want, and then you have to start moving the mouse again so you can quickly move to the next button.
You can get the mid controls and the forward controls to play a similar role, but they are not interchangeable. The mid controls require you to think about the direction your mouse is moving, and the forward controls require you to think about the direction your mouse is moving. There is no way to do both at the same time.
The forward controls are like a more advanced version of the mid controls, and you can choose between them based on the point you place your cursor in the game. Once you do so, the mid controls kick in. It is very easy to use the forward controls to move the mouse to a button you want to click, but the mid controls require you to make a mental decision first.
For the forward controls, there are three different types. For the most part you use the left mouse button to move the cursor forward. The mid buttons enable you to use the mouse to move the cursor back and forth. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. For the forward controls, you can’t move the cursor back and forth very quickly as you’ll need to decide based on where the cursor is in the level.
After moving the cursor back and forth, the mid buttons will show you that it’s a button, not a button. This lets you set your cursor on a specific position. The mid buttons don’t just move the cursor, but also move the mouse over the mouse cursor and then move it back and forth over the mouse cursor. This lets you set the cursor on position and then use the mid button to move it back and forth.
