…ok, so flipping the y-axis.
I reckon that I do it because my first 3D game was Microsoft Flight Simulator (I haven’t looked this up but I’m pretty sure up and down are flipped in that game by default, like a real plane).
My brothers, meanwhile, who are all younger than me and had their first 3D experience on PS2/etc all prefer standard y-axis.
So what got you into flipped y-axis, if you use it? Something in real life that you were used to before getting into video games? One specific game that locked you into it?
inverted y is only for flight situations; usually the problem was inverted y where it didn’t belong.
also ms flight sim 2020 is amazing, they just updated the USA so I did a 9/11 on the pentagon and it was dope.
Flipped y axis for flight games, normal for everything else
Me immediately crashing a plane in battlefield because I do everything regular but need inverted flight.
I’m a radical centrist in this regard, I don’t have a preference and usually go with the game default (not in FPS though, I’m 100% not inverted in that regard).
