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Getting a new keybord on monday...
Thanks for the help guys
Keypads are Less Ergonomic than the basic Keyboard. and more Pointlessly Complex.
I can't help but wonder, did you just quote me without reading properly?
You do know that a gamepad, and a keypad are two completely different things, yeah?
There is Good Reason why the Sales Packaging on "Gamepads" tend to be towards a specific Game. As that is the ONLY games it was "made for". If you want to be a Real PC Gamer. use a Normal Keybpard and Learn to Keybind for what works for YOU!, Or give up and Use a Console System.
I love mouse + keyboard for the control it offers, but ergonomically I fare *much* better with pretty much anything else, including a gamepad.
IMO, we desperately need better controls than both offer with the amount of time many people spend in front of their computers, but most people are happy with sticky rubber keyboards and ergonomically disastrous mice until the day they experience an injury themselves. I know I was. Now I'm super annoyed that there are so few alternatives.
That said, throw away the cheap Logitech and get a proper keyboard. I personally use a mechanical keyboard with no ghosting that I ever noticed and super smooth, low force keys. So glad I upgraded.