Ideally , you should always be aiming for split custody . The problem is that abusive parents are more likely to go after sole custody . And of course , parents where one parent is abusive is also more likely to want sole custody as well for obvious reasons . So you have a situation where one parent might end up with sole custody , because neither parent wants to split custody in one case , because they ' re abusive and want to punish their partner , and in the other , because they don ' t want their kid with an abuser at all and it might not necessarily be the right one . In cases where one parent has been accused of abuse , the parent accused of abuse receives sole custody 70 % of the time . <| sep |> Yes , you ' re absolutely right . This is a bit of a drawback with the combined move shoot system . But there ' s really no good way to do that with the single stick controls . At least for the regular weapons . We have something coming in the future that somewhat remedies this for those situations where you want to run away and fire at someone .