It's definitely intended, but it would be nice to have some smoother swap buttons even if they're a 'cheat'. The alternative (more retro compatible?) implementation I thought of was having start pause on negative edge; and holding down the button would allow you to select arms instead of move?

While I'm making wishful thinking QoL things; a sound effect and maybe peripheral vision catching animation on thrust being ready to use **felt** like it should have existed — I kept having my internal timing sense of being able to press the button again a second or two earlier than it actually charged.

I went with the pause method since you could end up with quite a few ARMS by endgame and rotating through them while being shot at would be quite awkward. It would be easy to add some optional binds to do so, though.

I swear adding a sound effect to THRUST being full was something I considered but it slipped my mind while I was doing the final pass on sfx.

Originally posted by Studio Hexeye:

I went with the pause method since you could end up with quite a few ARMS by endgame and rotating through them while being shot at would be quite awkward. It would be easy to add some optional binds to do so, though.

I swear adding a sound effect to THRUST being full was something I considered but it slipped my mind while I was doing the final pass on sfx.

Adding a sfx when pressing select to swap main weapons would add a bit more polish as well. Also steam cloud implementation would be great if possible :)