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As in the original, you can use alt + left/right arrow keys to strafe.
by hansjorg 2y ago
As in the original, you can use alt + left/right arrow keys to strafe.
- BiteCode_dev 2y agoGood memory. But very platform dependant, so maybe OP is on a browser or OS that doesn't let you do that. I know it works on Chrome for me, but not on FF.
- capitainenemo 2y agoProbably because firefox has alt+(left|right)arrow as global navigation bindings, and is capturing them before the captcha can get them. requesting a fullscreen gaming mode avoids more key binding issues, but probably ruins the "captcha" feel.
- Zetaphor 2y agoSo this is just as difficult as every other captcha then
- sweeter 2y agonice, that was the first thing that I noticed that I kept trying to do. It makes it a lot easier. I forgot about how clunky controls can be for older games without retroarch rebinds and stuff. I was playing Perfect Dark last night on my Steamdeck and I was able to bind the controls to a modern layout (left-stick walk, right-stick look, etc...) and it makes the game a ton easier.
- buzer 2y agoIn Windows the issue is that alt+space will by default open the window's control menu (for minimize/maximize/move/etc.). Pressing space down and then alt will work though.
- p0w3n3d 2y agothanks, without strafing it's almost impossible