MetalCaveman

Tried a fix I saw online (switching sensitivity presets, tweaking autoaim settings and increasing aim and look sensitivity), though it improved a ton from before, there's still some issues, mind you this is on PS4, don't know how other platforms are doing. The best solution I've found is to just rush the enemy with a shotgun as you don't have to worry about precision aiming or stealth takedowns not working with that thing.

I'll probably keep a mix, I enjoy using both and they both have their advantages and uses. \m/ \m/

Metro Exodus uses it for the Geiger counter and filter alarm, it's pretty cool.

After playing for a while... I had to turn the difficulty down, something about the controls, specially aiming and stealth takedowns feels super sluggish and unresponsive, making most fights quite frustrating, don't know if this is on purpose or if it's an issue that'll get fixed eventually, for now though, I'm switching to easy. Never had an issue with the previous games, even with the original Metro 2033, but this time it's too much.

One of those days when you go out to look for a store that sells God Eater 3 and instead you return with an early(ish) copy of Metro Exodus.

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Got my first victory! HELL YEAH! \m/ \m/

I'm really liking the ping system, really allows you to coordinate and mark enemies without needing voice chat. I've been playing mostly as Bloodhound and Bangalore, though I keep forgetting about the ult stuff, their skills are fun to use.

Slowly going through some tutorials on the basics of digital, in the meantime, trying to recreate what I was able to do on paper. I keep telling myself I'll use layers for guidelines and other stuff and I keep forgetting to actually do it.

You don't need PSPlus, I haven't subbed in a while and had no issue playing. Don't know about XBLGold though.

Played for a bit yesterday and I found it to be quite fun, died instantly the first match I played but being able to be revived by teammates means I wasn't out immediately. I still suck at FPS games, so there's that, but I can see myself playing this one for some time. Anyone here plays? I'm on PS4 as I haven't checked to see if my PC can run it.

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Yup, though the surface of the tablet has a similar feel to paper (kinda) the pen is way thicker than the pencil I use and the buttons on it are something that takes some time to get used to as they really change how you hold it. There's been other things but those probably won't bother most people as they are related to me being a lefty. The biggest difference is getting used to drawing without looking at the surface you're drawing on, drawing on the tablet while looking at the screen can be quite the challenge though I feel like I'm getting used to it faster than expected. Another thing is getting used to whatever software you use, its shortcuts*, tools and other stuff, I've been using Krita as it's free and though I'm sticking to the standard pencil brush thingy, taking a look at some of the other options available is quite a thing. *It's pretty cool that the buttons on the tablet are already programmed for certain things like eraser, undo and brush/pencil select. I feel like it's still a bit early to give a solid/more thorough impression on it, but so far I've enjoyed my time with it.

First test of the Huion tablet I bought, just fooling around, somehow ended with satanic pope/person/thing... I blame Ghost.

Huion H420, was recommended as a good starter drawing tablet and it's small enough to fit on my desk without issues, it's also fairly cheap, so yeah, let's see how this goes.