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| TapeDeck:
--- Quote from: Jsk2003 on August 08, 2009, 03:34:47 PM ---[img]http://files.myopera.com/Jsk2003/albums/753787/100_2419.png[/img --- End quote --- HOW DID YOU TAKE PICTURE WITH NO HANDS :O |
| Jsk2003:
I put it on higher part of my chest and used chin to hold it and then had it have a timer so I could press the take-picture button and then put hands on keyboard. |
| zz_tophat:
--- Quote from: Crunchie on August 08, 2009, 11:49:11 AM ---I just use my thumb and my index and middle finger to do any maneuvering required. What? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7lM9371N28 tl;didnt watch: I'm not always dying Is there really a difference in reaction time of the thumb compared to fingers? --- End quote --- Yes, and it's a huge one, consider that the normal thumb button on a keyboard is the space bar. This one big key is there for both thumbs because despite their usefulness in grasping things thumbs happen to be the big idiot of the digit world (think about all the keys you could have there if your thumbs were smart enough to use them). Try this: tap your index finger on your desk as fast as you can while resting your palm on the desk, now try your thumb. Now this may not matter for a game like call of duty because of the game's normally slow movement but try the unreal games with their double tapping strafing and the need to rapidly change direction and you'll be hosed. Your vid there isn't bad but you should note that call of duty is a game made first for the console systems. Anyone will tell you that thumbstick aiming is nothing compared to mouse aiming, this is why games like halo seem to be almost slow motion compared to pc exclusive shooters. |
| Jsk2003:
--- Quote from: zz_tophat on August 08, 2009, 06:46:20 PM ---Yes, and it's a huge one, consider that the normal thumb button on a keyboard is the space bar. This one big key is there for both thumbs because despite their usefulness in grasping things thumbs happen to be the big idiot of the digit world (think about all the keys you could have there if your thumbs were smart enough to use them). Try this: tap your index finger on your desk as fast as you can while resting your palm on the desk, now try your thumb. Now this may not matter for a game like call of duty because of the game's normally slow movement but try the unreal games with their double tapping strafing and the need to rapidly change direction and you'll be hosed. Your vid there isn't bad but you should note that call of duty is a game made first for the console systems. Anyone will tell you that thumbstick aiming is nothing compared to mouse aiming, this is why games like halo seem to be almost slow motion compared to pc exclusive shooters. --- End quote --- Same speed. |
| DoctorDeath:
I do the same as Jsk, ring finger on a, middle finger on s and w, index finger on d. |
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