she keeps kicking to the right when running and cycling through her weapons and using the grapple and rolling all over the place worse is when she lets go of the ladder maybe its the controller (PS2)

Errmm...I'm not sure I follow you....

I think i nkow what you mean, but ive never had this happen to me on PS2. Do you have another controller you can try? See if you can borrow a friend's or something, cause i dont think its the game itself causing this.

no i dont have another controller. i should but 1 cause mine are ancient it was fine yesterday ? wiered.

Oh and what i meant is when running forward she runs right abit and changes her weapons and spontaneously uses the grapple and rolls

Edited June 18, 200719 yr by Fusion

no i dont have another controller. i should but 1 cause mine are ancient it was fine yesterday ? wiered.

Oh and what i meant is when running forward she runs right abit and changes her weapons and spontaneously uses the grapple and rolls

take your controller apart carefully, (the screws are on the bottom, you will need a tiny flat head screwdriver), clean everything off: dust, lint, dead skin and dirt that accumulates from the sweat of your hands (once your remove the cover) and then put it back together.

if you think it will work sounds fun anyway should i use something special or just kitchen roll to clean it?

Edit: so far so good thanks j7

Edited June 18, 200719 yr by Fusion

use a DRY qtip and the tip of a paper clip, get all the stuff out of it from around the space between the buttons/analog sticks, dpad and the controller and anywhere you see dirt and grime and lint and dust, etc

might be that grab setting worth a shot.

I don't know if this is just on the Gamecube that I used to play, but if you ever held the analog stick to the right before turning the console on, the computer sets right as neutral and therefore neutral turns out to be left. Test it out. So basically, make sure that the analog stick is held in one direction all the way before you turn the console on and see if it makes a difference. It's not your controller, it's just the fact that the console 'sets' the analog every time you turn the console on.

Hope that helped!

MsC

ill buy a new one with the PS3 the'll be cheaper and look at what I found this dosent happen as bad to me. but another PS2 player she does throw the grapple n roll or crouch all over the place http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdY-6kb1mmQ

Edited June 19, 200719 yr by Fusion