Tomb Raider I-III Remastered - TANK Controls
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Tank controls are original game controls with a few adjustments.
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered uses Tomb Raider III original tank controls this in turns adds new moves to Tomb Raider I & II
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered is available on
Nintendo Switch
PlayStation 4
PlayStation 5
Windows
Xbox One
Xbox Series X/S
Background music - Tomb Raider Main Theme (Ambyion Remix) - • Tomb Raider Main Theme... - เกม
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As I have seen someone mention elsewhere, hybrid controls would be the dream: modern controls mapped to the left stick, tank controls mapped the the d-pad.
I would agree,
Right Stick - Modern controls styles running
D-Pad - Tank style
All the face buttons etc the same as the original tank controls button re-mapping available if you want.
@@TheGameBreakersUK Or just being able to look around with your camera with your mouse while running with WSAD on your keyboard like on Tankcontrols. A mix of both. No idea why that isnt a thing already.
@@TheGameBreakersUK i would like a third blend of it
L Stick like modern controls but L to down will perform tank back jump instead turning her around. L + Jump like in modern, but when press LB or LT (with guns) + L + Jump it performs the tank jumps back and side. Square holding + L lara crawns put not totally. square lara Craws and then you use L like in modern but the down L like in tank. Corcle she rolls. Circle holding them L she should make evasion in the direction like in LAU. (it would have to write down this new movement). LB + L she walks Forward and Backword but for left and Right she does the Side Walks. if you want her to walk front in side like modern you just use the R to put the camera. but if you want to walk forward to the sides you hold R to lock the camera and L to left holding abd right holding LB will do the current modern walk. Jump + L + LB will perform the swan dive.
Combat needs overhoul. when hold LT and move back she must face the enemies and LT + RB should change targets. holding RB and D pad should change targets to that direction. LT + R should engage the target shoot but let you move lara with a first person shooter angle. so you can have free target. this and press D pad left she will use the left gun. right the right gun. and down both. in normal combat aiming pressing LT twice she will draw the weapons without having to hold. LT + LB + RB lara will Aim two different enemies manually. in aiming lock camera will suit the best angle and L moves lara walking fast in side facing the target and square will evade fast and roll will evade jumping in the floor and jump will evade jumping. all with new movements to shoot while ducking. also pressing square twice would active stealth like in reboot. triangle continue to be action button and RT the grab button. but should be option to make auto grab so RT would be reverse to not grab when in auto grab mode. D pad UP short pressbuse small medikit. long press large medikit. two short press use flares. hold RB + press short LB change set weapon. i think its all... it would be a new mode that add new gameplay and make the game nore modern would have to overhaul the entire game... also a camera fix to small areas are welcome...
The tank controls are what the original game was built around so the tank controls are definitely better especially since it's a grid based game.
Tank controls- this is the way
Definitely Tank Controls. They are very simple and she moves perfectly well and the camera is fine.
Tank controls if you played in the 90s my fave ❤ modern controls if you only played legend, underworld, anniversary and games after
I would agree.
If this was in the new generation of games (2013,Rise of, Shadow of) - or even Legend/underworld/anniversary. I would say modern control suit those game better as they are build on a 360 degree plane.
The blocky nature of these 3 remastered games means tank controls run true, and are more precise based on how the game was built.
With Tank controls you know that a jump forward is exactly 1 block/ running jump is 2 blocks/running jump with a grab puts you on the edge of a block 3 away from where you were. But you are limited to the 4 directions, up, down, left right.
While this is the same distances with modern controls a movement slightly off centre can make you turn in the air ' bending the jump' or missing the intended block entirely.
@@TheGameBreakersUK yeah haha as soon as i tried it i switched to tank controls but i feel like this is gonna put off a lot of new players
Tank controls are the way to go. There should be an achievement for playing modern controls. In modern Lara cant do certain moves.
Lara can still do most of the moves in Modern controls the only thing I've not figured out is how to side step in Modern.
Tank are the way to go as the game was built for these control. Modern does have its occasional advantages though
I would say, go for tank control even if you didn't played the originals. it's better to learn something that is harder at first but that works rather than stick to something that look easy at first but wasn't made for the precession the game requires.
The Tank Controls are much better! The Modern Controls make it much harder, especially the camera when in tight spaces...
If everything what the same in modern controls as Tank except for the 360 degree movement instead of 4 directions I would probably prefer them better.
I play Tank though but occasionally Modern are better to use but for me that's limit situations. such as the glitch bendy curved jump to skip areas, you can still do it in tank but its harder to do.
Share my inputs? Tank's the way! but because analog play is sensitive, I mapped turning to the triggers instead:
Run: D-Pad Down (I like it here, it's fast to climb and solve puzzles with + paired w/ "Duck" [D-pad right] to do the crawling bits)
Back: Square (Plain Square's for back hops {w/L1|R1} ~ Jump + Square has Arial Abilities + backflips w/out the stick)
Tank Left: L1 (To run with Joystick, but to turn with triggers, worth it. Feels perfect for tank, shimmy, and all else tank)
Tank Right: R1 (Same here! Triggers that are never far from your fingers, so we've applied them for easier maneuvering)
Walk: Circle (Closest to X, for a "Walk + Long Jump;" where you can Walk a tiny bit and still Jump 3 tiles without a running start)
Jump: Cross - X (Default on most games + w/L1|R1 Hops)
Action: R2 (Holding trigger for Items, grabs, shootouts, or other)
Weapon: R3 (This may feel alien, but once the gun's are out - they're out, no need for a better input)
Look: L2 (Easy to reset cam)
Roll: Triangle (For the "Back Flip + 180" Mechanic; using X [jump], Square [backflip], Triangle [180 flip] ~ air intuitive w/out the stick)
Duck: D-pad right (All other inputs are gone during this animation - so it's decent here. Paired with "Run" [D-Pad down] to crawl)
Dash: L3 (Hold and you're off)
Secondary: (?)
If playing this yourself, let's just see how it works!
*Tip:* Pausing w/ Inputs act as shortcuts. For example, Pause + Circle will Select your Shotgun, etc
Classic TR2 on ps1 you could do the mid air roll, it's now new with the remaster. It was needed to complete one of the levels.
It is new to tomb raider 1
Basically the remaster has taken the tomb raider 3 controls and mapped them to all games but locked off certain controller specific simgle button press abilities, i.e., so you can't dash or crouch in TR 1 and 2.
Hidden moves, swan dive handstand etc are all still available, but this in turn adds the 180 jump and the tumble turn to TR1
Yea. Directional pad and the right analog is best for those who are used to playing tomb raider on the Ps1.
agreed, i was so disappointed that you can’t remap laras movement to r stick on controller instead of the camera
If you're using an xbox controller you can create a new controller profile in the settings on console (or xbox accessories app on windows) and you are able to swap the sticks around in there.
@@TheGameBreakersUK sadly i’m playing on playstation :(
@@boa2435 On the PlayStation console go to -
Settings > Accessibility > Controllers > Custom Button Assignments
Inside there you have a toggle to switch the sticks
This will switch the sticks for every game you play though
@@TheGameBreakersUK omg how did i not know about this😭 thank you
Swam dive from great heights is a great stress reliever from the controls!! 😂
This is also a way to get out of my home and back to the menu select in tr2 and 3!
@@jezzaRTWhow exactly does that work? 🤔
You die from a shorter fall if you swan dive, that you would if you jumped or fell.
I’ve genuinely never understood people’s confusion around tank controls.
Its mainly new players who never played the originals that's are finding tank controls difficult to use, in the same way that people who did play the originals are finding modern controls difficult for them.
For me I did play the original and even in the remaster I have used both control layouts and prefer the Tank controls.
@@TheGameBreakersUK oh I totally get that. But I’ve been hearing this argument against the original Resident Evils for years/decades, and I still don’t really get the complaint.
@@TheGameBreakersUK the thing with tank controls are that the game was meant to be played with them and they are way more precise than modern controls.
In certain levels we require to be precise to travel the platforming and that is way more difficult with modern control.
So older players have the same issues that newer players also have with modern controls, but older players prefer tank controls because are used to that kind of precision that newer players are unable to manage.
For me modern controls would be perfect if, when pressing down, Lara would go backwards instead of turning around. This also aplies with back jumps.
I also played the originals and i also prefer tank controls
Cheers
@@pedrofalves I agree with everything there.
I've seen a lot of people who played the originals finding modern controls difficult and newer players finding tank difficult.
If you spend a bit of time in the Home you can work things out and find which controls are best for you.
I've mentioned this elsewhere but modern controls have more fluidity but tank controls are more precise... but find what's good for you and re-map if you need.
@@TheGameBreakersUK only thing i did was remap the view button from "V" to Num0 since i was so used to that and kept falling down to the edges because of missclicks.
Also miss "del" and pg "pgdn" to strafe left and right but its easly done with shift key
w8 for patching game
I heard this game is racist
You hear all sorts of shit.