Out of the Blue [Sep 17, 2014, 09:14 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Funny, it was not that long ago that I gave up setting my right mouse button to
"move forward" in configuring for first-person shooters, and Batman just
started a thread on the topic of FPS configs. I've gotten to the point where
my set-up is almost perfectly vanilla, which makes it easy to set up new games,
but Bats' approach is pretty different, which may have practical advantages.
Thoughts? Are you a conformist like me or an innovator like Bats?
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Somehow I also used the RMB as my forward bind for the longest time during the Quake days (so 1997~01-ish).
I eventually gave it up and move to a traditionnal WASD setup because I got tired of changing the default config of each and every new FPS I tried.. So yeah I gave in.
Not sure why I use that button in the first place. But it could very well because of you (Blue) at university the guys who introduced me to Q1 were readers of Blue (and Shugashack/Stompted/etc)... Or maybe it was just a popular config at the time.
I eventually gave it up and move to a traditionnal WASD setup because I got tired of changing the default config of each and every new FPS I tried.. So yeah I gave in.
Not sure why I use that button in the first place. But it could very well because of you (Blue) at university the guys who introduced me to Q1 were readers of Blue (and Shugashack/Stompted/etc)... Or maybe it was just a popular config at the time.
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