Interestingly I've also played an unfathmoly amount of FPS games to the point where my mouse skills are pretty fricking nifty, so I may be bias, but I'd questio

Interestingly I've also played an unfathmoly amount of FPS games to the point where my mouse skills are pretty fricking nifty, so I may be bias, but I'd question why I have both hands on the keyboard when trying to read and understand code anyways? The thing is, I'm not arguing that you're not quicker anyways. Just that the speed difference between someone good with a mouse and someone good with keyboard shortcuts generally don't matter in a world where IDEs exist and where understanding code properly takes longer than just navigating through it. Anyways, I'm not actually bothered what you use as long as you can take care of yourself, which a user with a weird vim configuration generally can. However, as I said in a post above, if you're struggling to use git, I'm only gonna be able to help if you use the cli. That won't be the vim guy, but it will be the windows guy who asked me for ftp access. Point is though, I think the counter argument that using the same tools is super valid. I don't think it's the most important thing in the world, but I do think it has merit.