Controller and PC

In Path of Titans, there are differences in how certain actions behave between controller and PC.

While drinking water, a small movement of the analog stick allows the dinosaur to slowly walk while continuing to drink. This is especially useful for smaller or low-health dinosaurs, as they can gradually move away from danger, such as a predator in the water, without completely stopping the drinking action.

There is also a difference when using a charge and opening the character panel. On controller, the charge slows down while the panel is open, while on PC, it continues at normal speed. More experienced players can use this difference to better adjust their charge, position, or trajectory during movement.

It was observed that some actions behave differently depending on the control method being used.

While drinking water, a small movement of the analog stick allows the dinosaur to move slowly while continuing to drink, allowing smaller or low-health dinosaurs to move away from danger without completely interrupting the action.

It was also observed that, during a charge, opening the character panel causes the charge to slow down when using a controller, while on PC the charge continues at normal speed. This difference can be used by more experienced players to adjust their position or charge trajectory during the movement.

These differences result in certain actions behaving differently between players using a controller and players using keyboard and mouse.

Both actions should behave consistently and intentionally, regardless of the control method being used.

While drinking water, a small movement of the analog stick should allow the dinosaur to slowly reposition itself while continuing to drink, keeping this function as a distinct action from simply interrupting the drinking action.

During a charge, opening the character panel should have the same effect on both controller and PC. The charge speed should not behave differently between control methods, preventing experienced players from taking advantage of this difference to gain greater control or adjust the charge trajectory.