Slow moving backwards with "Default mode" camera

[ZohnoReecho]

When the camera system is set to "default mode" the character cannot be moved backwards at the running speed, creating huge issues when it's necessary to avoid specific enemy moves.

A possible alternative to the current backward walk, is to make the character turn by 180° and run in the opposite direction the camera is facing without changing the camera position. This would make the "default mode" an usable option.

Of course this is valid for both PC and PS3.

[O_Villania]

May I ask what's preventing you from using Legacy mode Camera?
Because that mode does exactly... what you said.

Walking backwards has it's advantages, because if you take a hit from back you will not block an attack, and you take more damage.
(or so I heard)
so certain people may prefer not to reverse themselves when going away from an enemy.

[ZohnoReecho]

May I ask what's preventing you from using Legacy mode Camera?
Because that mode does exactly... what you said.

Walking backwards has it's advantages, because if you take a hit from back you will not block an attack, and you take more damage.
(or so I heard)
so certain people may prefer not to reverse themselves when going away from an enemy.

I'm at the moment but I would prefere to use the default mode while keeping the same advantage of moving backward at a running speed. Maybe with a controller the legacy mode is easier to use but with a keyboard and mouse I find the default mode preferable.
If there are 2 options it's because they do different things besides running backwards but one shouldn't give you a disadvantage compared to the other or it has no reason to exist.

[Xetyline]

Greetings!

We appreciate you taking the time to report this trouble you are having to us. However, since this sounds like technical support rather than a bug report, I will be closing this particular thread. We welcome you to post about this concern in the "Technical Support" forums in order to discuss changes you would like to see done to the game. Thank you!

Regards,
Xetyline