@Misima maybe adding some low key features to a 2d game is a lot easier than upgrading 3d games? But I do really appreciate Stardews completely free updates even when not low-key. But have Nintendo tried charging for an update to the Brain Training game on Switch? Because if so, then who's paying for that? If people don't buy the updates, then Nintendo will realise what feels like value and what doesn't. I haven't paid for the Jamboree update, because I don't have a camera and haven't got 4 joycons to make use of the 4 player mouse games that I could play with my family. So I don't know what's worth it in the update for me.
@LikelySatan @cvrator I suggest going into the settings and changing a lot of the default controls. They don't do a good job of explaining them either. I can't remember mine now, but have autorun on, tile placement indicator always on, and a number of others that will help while using standard controls. It does feel a bit weird with things like changing items with the L/R buttons etc, but you get used to it, as long as you don't play it with other similar games like Story of Seasons because then muscle memory gets muddled.
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@Misima maybe adding some low key features to a 2d game is a lot easier than upgrading 3d games? But I do really appreciate Stardews completely free updates even when not low-key.
But have Nintendo tried charging for an update to the Brain Training game on Switch? Because if so, then who's paying for that?
If people don't buy the updates, then Nintendo will realise what feels like value and what doesn't. I haven't paid for the Jamboree update, because I don't have a camera and haven't got 4 joycons to make use of the 4 player mouse games that I could play with my family. So I don't know what's worth it in the update for me.
Re: Stardew Valley To Dig Up Mouse Controls On Switch 2
@LikelySatan @cvrator I suggest going into the settings and changing a lot of the default controls. They don't do a good job of explaining them either. I can't remember mine now, but have autorun on, tile placement indicator always on, and a number of others that will help while using standard controls. It does feel a bit weird with things like changing items with the L/R buttons etc, but you get used to it, as long as you don't play it with other similar games like Story of Seasons because then muscle memory gets muddled.