Doing most of the aiming with gyro also avoids the claw problem to a large extent, too, in my experience in Overwatch and Doom (2016), as the right stick is only needed sporadically.

Great summary of what’s available as far as back paddles go, but it’s a real shame to skip over gyro/motion aiming so lightly, since the hardware’s ubiquitous, but games almost never use it.

Sony ignores their gyro, but PC gamers use it to great effect — much more responsive and precise than you get in Splatoon 1/2 or…

Hey Luke, bumping up the volume in the video would be great :) It’s a good idea to compare to other videos on YouTube and see if it’s comparable.

The local state reflects the player’s actions immediately, but sometimes those actions are trumped by someone else’s actions by the time they reach the server, since both players’ actions take some time to reach the server. So, lag.