RMB or W?

[PsydeFX]

Am I the only one left who still uses RMB to walk forward in games? And it's not just because I'm old, I feel like W pins my hand and I lose mobility.

And I feel like using X to scope in shooters is so much easier lol

[.: DBM :.]

引用自 PsydeFX：

uses RMB to walk forward

https://youtu.be/h06cSTAqAYk

[PsydeFX]

引用自 -𝕭elligerent 𝕭rad-：

引用自 PsydeFX：

uses RMB to walk forward

https://youtu.be/h06cSTAqAYk

Lol one of the first doom games used Right mouse button, and I couldn't get used to W after that

[agu]

But you still strafe with A and D? I use W to walk forward and using anything else sounds weird to me

[WhispersOfTheWind]

Got to choose between walking or weapon or tools manipulation/control I always choose the latter, even though I've got a game mouse with some more buttons. ADS for instance then becomes a must to use on that particular binding.

That being said I've played around with MB2 walk forward and it's really neat. Feels good man, as the kids say.

W is ultimately fatiguing in the long run but nothing beats it for walking forward I think.

[slowdeath]

wtf

[.: DBM :.]

if forward-movement is keybinded to RMB, then what do u have W bound to? the W-key is some prime real-estate

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引用自 Post Rave Maximalist：

wtf

[ʙᴜɴ.ᴇ]

Always W with the exception of WoW where I sometimes use both mouse buttons to walk forward.

[Blargo]

Strategy/MOBA/Clicker games, sure.
I don't get how this works in other genres though. What do you use to fire weapons in shooter games, for instance?

[WhispersOfTheWind]

引用自 💕 𝓑𝓾𝓷 💕：

Always W with the exception of WoW where I sometimes use both mouse buttons to walk forward.

Hmm I thought something like ARPG's or CRPG's would be manipulated with either R or LMB. Except of this some games that are played in First Person but aren't necessarily shooters are nice to play with RMB bound to move forward.

引用自 Dxpress：

Strategy/MOBA/Clicker games, sure.
I don't get how this works in other genres though. What do you use to fire weapons in shooter games, for instance?

Yes. and People use Left Mouse Button (LMB) which really isn't good to change. It's basically the same with Right Mouse Button (RMB), usually that's used to toggle Aim Down Sights (ADS) in Shooter Games.

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引用自 HellsWind：

引用自 💕 𝓑𝓾𝓷 💕：

Always W with the exception of WoW where I sometimes use both mouse buttons to walk forward.

Hmm I thought something like ARPG's or CRPG's would be manipulated with either R or LMB. Except of this some games that are played in First Person but aren't necessarily shooters are nice to play with RMB bound to move forward.

I would use rwb if its an isometric game or a point and click game. But anything in first person or third person where camera follows Its W or controller.

[WhispersOfTheWind]

Sure. :) I just love isometric games.

[PsydeFX]

引用自 HellsWind：

Got to choose between walking or weapon or tools manipulation/control I always choose the latter, even though I've got a game mouse with some more buttons. ADS for instance then becomes a must to use on that particular binding.

That being said I've played around with MB2 walk forward and it's really neat. Feels good man, as the kids say.

W is ultimately fatiguing in the long run but nothing beats it for walking forward I think.

W just makes everything feel clunky lol. I feel so trapped.

引用自 -𝕭elligerent 𝕭rad-：

if forward-movement is keybinded to RMB, then what do u have W bound to? the W-key is some prime real-estate

Usually special equipment or manuever. Like, in CoD, it's my killstreak. In Deus Ex, it's cover... just depends.

引用自 Dxpress：

Strategy/MOBA/Clicker games, sure.
I don't get how this works in other genres though. What do you use to fire weapons in shooter games, for instance?

that's left alone. still LMB

引用自 keweenaw：

my keyboard actually has WASD painted a different color than the other keys.
I guess we know which side of this argument Logitech is on. :D

so is mine xD

[EASY PETE]

Use a controller

[aG| Wardog]

Wait. RMB was used for walking forward? That sounds horrible lol.