removing circuits on controller

Technically, you can use the directional buttons to navigate, but it's not really that practical. 

Mechanically speaking, opening WX-78's chassis is the same as opening any other portable container, it just looks fancier; unfortunately, this means that it automatically closes when you move. There's no purpose for that aspect for two reasons:

- You're locked in an animation when closing the chassis, so you can't immediately move like you can with other portable containers; besides, it's not like circuits are meant to be swapped out mid-combat.

- There is already an option to close the chassis via the cancel button, so moving instead is redundant. 

Although this whole ordeal isn't a bug per-say, I suggest that the left stick should be used to navigate, instead of the directional buttons. 

39 minutes ago, Jussatoon said:

Technically, you can use the directional buttons to navigate, but it's not really that practical. 

Mechanically speaking, opening WX-78's chassis is the same as opening any other portable container, it just looks fancier; unfortunately, this means that it automatically closes when you move. There's no purpose for that aspect for two reasons:

- You're locked in an animation when closing the chassis, so you can't immediately move like you can with other portable containers; besides, it's not like circuits are meant to be swapped out mid-combat.

- There is already an option to close the chassis via the cancel button, so moving instead is redundant. 

Although this whole ordeal isn't a bug per-say, I suggest that the left stick should be used to navigate, instead of the directional buttons. 

by directional controls do you mean the d-pad? that is what I use to open it. when it is open they do not do anything. I can not interact with the chassis at all. To clarify I am using type 1 controls

10 minutes ago, Soul7k said:

by directional controls do you mean the d-pad? that is what I use to open it. when it is open they do not do anything. I can not interact with the chassis at all. To clarify I am using type 1 controls

Oh, well I'm using type 2, don't know if that makes a difference. 

Either way, it's not a good experience for either of us.