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Back when I'd game I'd use the actual arrow keys (the one close to the numpad) and the keys around it. WASD and ESDF are both poor attempts at mimicking the act
by TacticalCoder 2y ago
Back when I'd game I'd use the actual arrow keys (the one close to the numpad) and the keys around it. WASD and ESDF are both poor attempts at mimicking the actual arrow keys cluster (imitating the inverted 'T' of the arrow keys cluster). My keyboard would be in diagonal on my desk (as opposed to parallel to the monitor). I've seen some pro-gamer, back in the days, use the same setup. And, no, I couldn't type to chat this way.
ESDF at least as the excuse that 'F' typically has a little nub on it and that it's the natural position for touch typists. WASD: it won but meh.
- Terr_ 2y ago> imitating the inverted 'T' of the arrow keys cluster Tangentially: There were a few Microsoft keyboard models where they arranged the arrows in a diamond, which was uncomfortable heresy of the highest order.
- 3np 2y agoThe Apple Magic keyboard still does this I believe? Worst part of an otherwise good keyboard.