If you will recall, the relative ease of aiming (either when running the native controls or some derivation thereof) was never an issue I addressed. Rather, I remarked on the ease of traversal specifically in regards to a WASD/mouselook control scheme (through enhanced circle strafing) when compared to the native controls. Perhaps your girlfriend lacked the propensity to utilize the modern control scheme?

Information and my opinion. What more must one include in a post for it to become a viable component of the overall thread? Charts and diagrams? Peer reviewed research? Perhaps an insightful YouTube link?

Then allow me to speak on behalf of the dissenting opinion and thank you for your considerations.

I assure you that I also have no interest in a needless back and forth. I have said everything I feel I needed or wanted to on the matter in my second post, as I will be the first to admit that my first did not articulate it thoroughly. I stand by my arguments still, and find myself most pleased in your willingness to engage the topic civilly, rather than devolving quickly into a mindless message board queef shart hell bent on flaming any and all opposing opinions. No less, in the face of my open mocking. Perhaps you are the better man Mabrookes. If my parody of you was inaccurate, as I now believe it was, I apologize. Despite being the better man, however, you still remain the wrong man :-]

*highfives Mabrookes*

*sends Mabrookes a friend request*

...*still flexing*

EDIT:

Sorry it took so long to respond, but I've been having trouble with my GOG account specifically with the forums. Thanks to GOG support-fu master qp0n!

Have the same issue: mouse aim with U key still doesn't allow aim up/down with mouse. Is there a fix, using original exe and not Eduke32 clone?

EDIT:
Here's the final answer: http://swisscm.duke4.net/mine.html
Copy BMOUSE.EXE into DUKE3D.EXE directory and from SETUP select Keyboard + External -> BMOUSE.EXE.