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t3m3st · 04-16-2006, 06:12 PM

I remember always having to switch the arrows to WASD... ESDF felt uncomfortable to me, but so did WASD at first. I started using WASD whenever I went to a friends place. They had WASD, and it would be rude to remap on someone elses computer, right?

About a year ago I figured it's stupid that I'm using a keyboard, a tool created for work, to control a game. I got a USB adapter for a PS2 controller, and mapped the left side of the controller (L1-3, the control pad) to any functions I might need, with the rest going to my 2 extra mouse buttons (4 button w/ wheel/button), and used the analog stick to move forward and backward and strafe. I run or walk as I please with analog movement in most games. It's a hassle to set up at first. but totally worth it.

04-16-2006, 06:12 PM	#25 (permalink)
t3m3st Vroom! Location: Toronto	I remember always having to switch the arrows to WASD... ESDF felt uncomfortable to me, but so did WASD at first. I started using WASD whenever I went to a friends place. They had WASD, and it would be rude to remap on someone elses computer, right? About a year ago I figured it's stupid that I'm using a keyboard, a tool created for work, to control a game. I got a USB adapter for a PS2 controller, and mapped the left side of the controller (L1-3, the control pad) to any functions I might need, with the rest going to my 2 extra mouse buttons (4 button w/ wheel/button), and used the analog stick to move forward and backward and strafe. I run or walk as I please with analog movement in most games. It's a hassle to set up at first. but totally worth it. __________________ I do it for the rare drops Last edited by t3m3st; 04-16-2006 at 06:15 PM..