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minus-squarecreamfresh@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up5·5 days agoUsing touch forces me to place the handheld on a table or hold it with one hand repeatedly which I find very uncomfortable. It is also not as precise and I can’t hover for tooltips (essential for point and click).
minus-squareHakusolinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·3 days agoOkay, hovering is valid, and I suppose not everyone had huge hands whose thumbs can reach the screen while still holding it normally. I was thinking Etrian, drawing on the map with a stylus like you did on the original 3DS version making it a lot easier than using a mouse.
minus-squarecreamfresh@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up1·3 days agoOh sure, for drawing I‘d use the touchscreen. I remember using that when I tried Okami for an hour or so.
Using touch forces me to place the handheld on a table or hold it with one hand repeatedly which I find very uncomfortable. It is also not as precise and I can’t hover for tooltips (essential for point and click).
Okay, hovering is valid, and I suppose not everyone had huge hands whose thumbs can reach the screen while still holding it normally.
I was thinking Etrian, drawing on the map with a stylus like you did on the original 3DS version making it a lot easier than using a mouse.
Oh sure, for drawing I‘d use the touchscreen. I remember using that when I tried Okami for an hour or so.