The configurations you can configure in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 make swinging so realistic that you might even die in many of the dangerous attempts.
One of the highlights of enjoying Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is using our spider webs to move at full speed through the city.
In fact, using the balance control is a joy Marvel’s Spider-Man 2allowing us to enjoy some truly dazzling and action-packed sequences.
But if you think the swinging action in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is too easy, you can make things more realistic.
Of course, we warn you that if you adjust the balance controls in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to make them more realistic, you’ll likely suffer some unexpected deaths as well.
How to tweak scrolling controls in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to make them more realistic (and complex)
We could make the network swings more realistic by adhering to the laws of physics, and perhaps ignore the more arcade controls of our default configuration.
All we have to do is press the options button on the control controller and go to “Settings” and then “Games”.
Once you’re in the Games section, you have to scroll down to the bottom to find the Swing Help option, specifically the Swing Management Help.
Here we can choose a setting from 1 to 10, the default is 10, so the swing is very simple and direct, with almost no fall.
If you want it to be completely realistic, you have to lower it to 0, so you will see that the spider web will break more than once, and if we are too close to the ground, we will even die.
If you don’t believe this is true, you can always try setting this parameter with a number greater than 0 but less than 10.
On the other hand, if you activate the “Fall Damage” option in this menu, you can make everything more realistic, since if our character falls from a certain height, he will not only be damaged, but may even die.
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