#Pinnacle profiler Pc#

touch screens and a REALLY old PC version). If you're not familliar with the history of the game, it's gone through quite a few iterations since Pocket PC and none of those ports were on a device that had strong controller support or a community that even cared about it (i.e. The Quest is a re-release and remaster of an existing game, and while I wouldn't say it's inexcusable, I agree that it's surprising and super disappointing there is no native controller support on the Steam version. Here is the profile for those who might want it: I find it super comfortable to play with and it's nice to just lounge on the couch and play The Quest on a giant TV. You can see this on the controller layout when you load the profile. RB shifts for dialog with NPCs (numbers 1 - 4 are clockwise on the d-pad and 5 - 8 clockwise on the face buttons). LB shifts for attack, switching weapons, dropping items from inventory, and quick save/load. You can even double click on the map screen to 'drag' the local map around. (As a side note, it would be nice if the arrow keys worked consistently in every screen.) The lack of these bindings probably sounds super inconvenient, but you can just use the right stick as a mouse and click the tumbstick in to click and it works quite comfortably. There might be other stuff I haven't noticed as well. This profile works for most stuff in the game, but I'm not, for one reason or another, able to create comfortable bindings for resting, shops, alchemy, scrolling through some items in the character and log menus, and toggling from the local to the world map.

I know there's already a profile for another program listed in the pinned FAQ, but I use Pinnacle and wanted something for that. I spent some time today creating mappings for The Quest in Pinnacle Game Profiler using an XBox 360 controller.

Pinnacle profiler