I'm 21. I play FPS normally now but i used to (until i was about 15) play inverted on everything. I decided to get used to playing normally due to Halo. Halo was the first game that me and my friends constantly got together and played at each others houses. I can't tell you how annoying it is to be the only inverted player in a big group and having to always switch the controls around after gaining the controller every single god damn time! So I chose to get used to it the other way and never looked back, my brother and dad play inverted thats why I picked it up.Owyn_Merrilin said:I have a feeling that most people who invert are my age or older, and most people who don't are younger, and I'd like to test it. For reference, I'm 21.
Well frankly, there is a pretty obvious correlation: The older one is, the more likely it is they will prefer inverted. Look at the ratio increase between each age group.Twilight_guy said:Looks like there is no significant statistical correlation. Better luck next experiment.
The plural form is axes. Yes, you use the same word if you have more than one ax or more than one axis. English is one screwy language.Irridium said:19, not inverted. Though I do play quite a few flying games with an inverted axis(whats the plural of axis? Axii. Axises, Axis'?).
I can usually switch between inverted/non-inverted fairly easily, so yeah. I'm just awesome like that.
/ego boost
But is it inverted if that's the way it's meant to be? (With regard to how a real flight-stick works)thecoreyhlltt said:i can't stand inverted controls for FPS games, but if it's a flight sim or any kind of game involving flying then hells yeah i invert them bitches!!!!
That's what I was thinking. It's not as strong of a correlation as I was expecting (I was thinking that by the time you hit 25, it would be over half of the population), but it's a pretty strong correlation all the same. Inverted aim isn't very popular overall, but it's more popular with older gamers.Geek_DR said:Well frankly, there is a pretty obvious correlation: The older one is, the more likely it is they will prefer inverted. Look at the ratio increase between each age group.Twilight_guy said:Looks like there is no significant statistical correlation. Better luck next experiment.
5% 13-16
10% 16-19
18% 20-24
36% 25+
(rounded, and at time of writing)
It's nearly a geometric increase.