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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Portugal
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Analog problem - MGS
I'm playing Metal Gear Solid, and I would like to know how can I make the analog sensitive, for walking. Thanks in advance. |
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Yup, there's no walking in MGS1. Since guards never hear your footsteps (unless you're on a particular kind of surface), I don't quite know why you'd want to.
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My friend showed me a trick to get around the lack of walking. Equip almost any weapon (not PSG-1 or Stinger, you should probably do the SOCOM), start running, and then just press R1 quickly and repeatedly. It'll equip and de-equip the weapon constantly and Snake will essentially 'skate' around on one foot. Completely silent as well
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Oh noes, my Metal Gear knowledge is slipping. I know of the Tank Hangar noisy floor, but... I suppose it's time to replay the series, then.
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you can always crawl to avoid making noise on those surfaces.
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I also just remembered that there are technically noisy floors in the very first area where you start out--the puddles. Although, you only have a weapon by that point on Very Easy (MGS:I) so... Granted, there aren't nearly as many noisy floors as MGS2 or 3, but they were experimenting with it for part 1. That's way too slow! They'll see you before you have a chance to get out of their way
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if you stay as close as you can behind guards and shadow their patrol routes it should work fine, there are some places where this is obviously rather risky to try but it can be done.
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