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So I do not think difficulty adapting to the non-standard arrangement was even common, but I was unprepared for what a mental wall it was for the people that *did* find it difficult.

Yeah the character has a melee weapon in right hand and ranged in left, so having camera match the gun shoulder felt most natural. During development we were all playing other right-shoulder games outside work and nobody remarked it until one player mentioned it our very final pre-release playtest.

We had several Steam comments on our recent launch that whose brains could not wrap themselves around the camera being *over the left shoulder instead of the right.* I added a swap button in a patch cuz it happened to be easy, but I was caught off guard by how many people just couldn't deal.

(This is a We Know the Devil joke)

I didn't do this I tend to dissociate instead of cry. worth the $7 though, and it even provides a few hours of calories.

This is something I've been thinking about a lot as an indie developer. Managing expectations, so the people who will enjoy a game on its terms find it, rather than those who expect something else. It feels like potentially the *most* important controllable lever to success currently.

and where the orientation of the plug was obvious and didn't require three tries

You are very welcome, and thank you so much for playing! Like any art it has been a whole mix of emotions to make (though mostly fun by far), and we hope it continues to find those people it will delight, move, and entertain.