>you have to hold a button the entire time to run
>you are constantly sliding like you are on ice
how did anyone like this shit?

>>712514804 (OP)
By not being so overweight that holding a button causes us to be out of breath.

>>712514859
worst attempt at banter i've seen all week

>>712514859
come on, this is objectively bad control design

>>712514804 (OP)
It's called momentum. You can stop fast by jumping or pressing the other direction.

>>712514897
Better than double-tap > hold on the d-pad. It's a platformer, precision control is good

>>712514804 (OP)
Because its good

>>712515326
yeah that shit is for gays

>>712515326
double tap to run/dash in a platforming game should be a federal crime.

>>712514804 (OP)
I would assume almost nobody had difficulty with that, I certainly didn't. Fun game to 100% every few years.

>>712514804 (OP)
Skill issue
Better than 3
Suck my dick
>>712515326
>>712517712
Castlevania Circle of the Moon sends his regards.

how the fuck do you push the jump button while you are holding run? my fingers could never do this

>>712514804 (OP)
the art is cute

>>712515326
>its better than so its fine
me shitting on your carpet is better than calling in an air strike on your house

>>712519576
Tip you can jump, hold down jump and run, and then press/release jump as needed. So I would hold down Y the whole time (unless I needed to release it for a more precise jump) and tap B with the base of my thumb

>>712514804 (OP)
>>you are constantly sliding like you are on ice
Why does 4chan only complain about this for World when 3 is much more inertia-heavy?

>>712519706
Your options are a one-button press toggle run/walk cycle or a held button. Holding allows more precision and putting it on a dedicated face button means it doesn't affect your movement input. Lrn2platform

Why is holding a button to run so standardized anyway? You literally have zero reasons to not just hold it every second of playtime. Why not just make the running automatic then? Yoshi's Island doesn't have a run button, it gave you a small moment of acceleration before reaching top speed and that game plays perfectly fine.
>>712519815
>Holding allows more precision
What scenario does Mario World present where walking is beneficial?

>>712519815
He could run by default since hes doing it so damn much & have the button make him walk when held. Could even go one step further & have yet another button toggle between the two styles so people can choose what they like or switch on the fly as they see fit.

>>712514804 (OP)
>plays a game made for literal toddlers and children a quarter century ago
>still can't get good and copes by blaming it on the controls

>zoomies drink so much onions they don't have the strength to hold down a run button
grim

>>712519898
Releasing run is beneficial when you want to shorten your jump. Can't think of many examples off-hand, but some of the water levels with Big Bertha where they try and mess up your jump timing so you fall in the water it's good for slowing you down before takeoff.
>>712520028
Sure. I think it makes more intuitive sense to have a button that speeds up than a button that slows down, but I never had had an issue with the run button either in any of the 2D Marios.

>>712520262
Mario has enough air control that you can adjust for overshooting jumps, you don't need walking for that. Removing the jump button would open more space for extra mechanics or specific controls, such as separating flying from jumping by having its own designated button, so if you're at full speed with the cape but don't want to fly, you can just jump normally.

>>712519576
This post physically hurts to read.
>I can't press the button while holding down another button
Christ, do you niggers even play video games?

>>712520425
I don't wanna reposition in the air tho if I don't have to.
>Removing run to dedicate a button to a single powerup
Not sure of examples where Mario is at full speed I don't wanna fly with the cape. Seems like a solution in search of a problem. There'd be nothing wrong with it, just seems like swapping out one niche-case use for another. But I like mine more.

>>712520262
>you only have these options in the games design
>OK sure there is another option but I don't care about this anyway
Cool.

>>712521391
Correct. I have literally never heard someone ever complain about holding the run buttons in Mario games in 30 years. It's a nonissue. Here we could be talking about our favorite Marios instead.

>>712514804 (OP)
What game?

>>712523072
Donkey Kong Country