Don’t you think that was the joke?

Too float yet too stiff = Just right, no? 😛

The best way of explaining what we were going for controls wise is allowing the player to change direction at a twitch even mid-air, without the stiffness you dont get that instant feedback that makes dodging stuff easy….so its a bit of a trade-off.

Your review put a smile on my face anyway 🙂

Yeah I can agree with that, I’m probably the one using the term wrong knowing my luck 😛

Maybe this is one of those “Kairi has trouble interpreting the usage of a word” things. The controls ARE responsive to your commands I suppose, but you have to big-time overcompensate for the controls being loose. So when you jump, your character jumps full speed ahead, and then you have to do the Joystick Jitterbug to make sure you don’t brain yourself on something when you overshoot.

Granted, in this game’s case, it was designed around the jumping physics to a degree. There’s even stages where they put the ceiling low enough so that you can’t jump at all. But I thought most of my deaths weren’t related to the traps, but rather because the physics had at the same time too much strength or too much gravity. I did my best to explain it. Stiff I guess is the term I would use, because it feels like your controller is stuck making a hard turn when it’s not.

Well you see the idea is if your butt hole is so tight that errrrr never mind it’s a figure of speech. I call controls tight if they respond well and instantly to your input, especially the thumbsticks. Is this not what you think makes controls tight?

I kept overshooting stuff, with and without the run held down.

And how the hell do you skin a fart? Farts don’t have skin. Old farts do, but I would rather you not skin my daddy.