camera behavior

Camera presentation during counters is praised for making precise parries feel especially rewarding.

Camera behavior has limited evidence but is positive, with one review saying camera controls rotate quickly enough without becoming disorienting.

Camera behavior is supported by developer comments about an immersive camera system carried forward from recent LEGO design changes.

Camera behavior includes a new 3D camera, first-person vent sections, and shifts from third person to first person. The camera changes support claustrophobic horror and exploration.

Camera behavior is positively supported through dynamic camera work in cinematic moments. The evidence relates mostly to supers and overkills, not normal match readability.

The supported evidence concerns photo-mode-style zoom-outs that show scenes more fully. It is a narrow but positive camera-related point.

Camera impressions are mixed: some found it solid and helpful, while others mention occasional trouble in specific situations.

Only one preview directly raised camera behavior, criticizing a harsh view change during assassination animations.

Camera-related evidence is limited and mixed, with one preview saying busy third-person action caused some of the shootout to get lost in the midground.

One review says the lock-on camera can feel like it is fighting the player in crowded battles.

Camera behavior is a clear complaint, especially in combat where it can fail to cooperate.

Camera issues are a real weakness, with at least one review citing camera glitches and another criticizing lock-on behavior in crowded fights.