The controller reticle is much too close to the character. This makes play and aim feel worse than it should, and is especially ill-suited for a speed/precision game like this. Please extend or add an option to extend the distance the reticle can go, to at least 80% from character to vertical screen edge. Mouse players are not hamstrung by being forced to aim with the reticle right on their face, because it would feel bad and play terribly, and controller players should not have to suffer that either. ...

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Dunno if this is starting to become a trend or not but, this game looks like a generic 4 gig g-card could handle this and yet the min req for g-card is a 1050. Anyone play this using an older card that can confirm this game will run on them? (using a 980 6 gig ti myself). Saw another indy game that was a roguelike that looked like a minorly graphicly upgraded legend of mana (old ps1 game) that had the same g-card req's as this and when i inquired from the player base they all confirmed older cards ran it ...

I'm not entirely sure what caused this, but I was in arcade and I ran out of flamethrower right when I was either hit or dodged, not sure which. But I saw that the flamethrower attack continued indefinitely. https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1839170711105376814/C4A1F549B543298D1B190B0A306F7F1867BB0563/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false...

It doesn't feel like intended behavior but I often found if I was holding down the triggers I wouldn't be able to shoot and had to release the controller triggers to start shooting again. It happens at the start of each stage if you press the triggers too soon and happened seemingly randomly while playing, leading to me thinking I was firing with both weapons but only one was. I have to assume the black and white means I'm supposed to be invulnerable, after getting hit or getting that status pick up some...