ADAPT TO THE FUCKING TANK CONTROLS. IT'S SIMPLE. CONSISTENT.
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Turn based combat is only boring when the game is boring
It is often painful though, too many clicks = rsi
You gotta switch up the clicking finger
Or, and hear me out, play a different genre that promotes healthier biomechanics :p
I love you, but no
I was born with joints that won't quit and so I won't either
Jrpg, the J stands for joint pain.
As someone with fucked up wrists, yeah more and more games I can't really play these days because my wrists just become a pile of pain.
Also when the turn based combat is NASCAR
NASCARPG would be cool though.
My Min-Maxed Dale Earnhardt Scrambler where I put all of my points into acceleration and traction instead of fluid retention and attractiveness
i put all my points into Detergent Sponsorship and something called "North Carolina Family"
Big brain strat. maxing on sponsorship gives you more money for gear upgrades later down the line
Somebody should make a turn based roguelike deck building reading game.