Re: A seemingly strange question, but one that really needs an answer, ple
Oh, sorry, I didn't think about explaining the concept, it was one of those things where you are curious about something, and you have a system so completely mapped out that you automatically assume people would understand why you'd want that.
This is not for combat, as though Matt the Terrorist will possess combat, it will mainly be projectile and weapon based, and to fire weapons the space bar or another key like that would be used, because again the main principle of this is not maylay combat.
Now, your belated explanation. For building things such as platforms, latters, walls, traps, and whatever else you'd want to design, this system is different from that of STW. You have to position objects, and put them together, similar to how you'd do it in real life. Using your arms, you could do the following while holding the shift key (left or right for left or right arms):
left arrow to move the arm left, unless you reached as far as
you could.
Right arrow for the same principle, but to the right.
Up and down arrow-same as left and right, but for their respective directions.
Enter-Press and release quickly to drop something, the longer you hold it the more power, so that if you hold it for like 3 seconds you can throw something pretty far.
Space-push something. Again not primarily for combat, but if you have a chain positioned next to the hole on a wooden column into which it would fit, or a metal link positioned next to the last link of a chain you're trying to build, you'd push these together.
I hope that explanation was good enough. So that's why I'm needing, unfortunately or fortunately however you choose to look at it, to distinct between right and left shift.
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