Dpad and Turtles | Everything is Crab | Page 1

finite moth · 2026-05-16T01:28:53.162Z

- I personally prefer to play with a controller and think it would make a lot of sense to allow the dpad to navigate the menu and options. Currently, if you want to select any of the options on the main menu screen, genetics or any other, you need to move the joystick around like it's a mouse. Instead, would make a lot of sense if you say clicked up on the dpad and it would select the tab/option above it. Down, the option down, left and right, the option left and right. This would make selecting things in the menus a lot quicker and easier. - For the turtle enemies, personally find it weird they put up a spherical light shield to block. Instead I suggest it would make a lot more sense for them to hide in their shell exactly like the movement ability "Turtle Down" Have it so lower level turtles can only be immune to damage. But once they get higher level and/or alphas, give the shells spikes and/or be poisonous so they will hurt you when you try and attack them.

I personally prefer to play with a controller and think it would make a lot of sense to allow the dpad to navigate the menu and options. Currently, if you want to select any of the options on the main menu screen, genetics or any other, you need to move the joystick around like it's a mouse. Instead, would make a lot of sense if you say clicked up on the dpad and it would select the tab/option above it. Down, the option down, left and right, the option left and right. This would make selecting things in the menus a lot quicker and easier.
For the turtle enemies, personally find it weird they put up a spherical light shield to block. Instead I suggest it would make a lot more sense for them to hide in their shell exactly like the movement ability "Turtle Down"
Have it so lower level turtles can only be immune to damage. But once they get higher level and/or alphas, give the shells spikes and/or be poisonous so they will hurt you when you try and attack them.

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