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Furthermore, it is a hell of a lot easier to play quake with a trackpoint than a trackpad.
by jlgreco 13y ago
Furthermore, it is a hell of a lot easier to play quake with a trackpoint than a trackpad.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoI have to guess that these trackpads will act like joysticks for fpsen. Keep your finger on the left side to move left, etc. Maybe I'm wrong though.
- andybak 13y agoI was assuming the opposite. Keyboard and Mouse is usually regarded as superior to joysticks for FPS so I assumed they were trying to bridge the gap and come up with something more mouse-like?
- zenojevski 13y agoYes, in fact it would solve the aiming issue, while using the left trackpad in "joystick mode" would better replicate a keyboard.
- Vaskivo 13y agoIf it were me doing it, I would use the trackpad and the trackpad buttons. (I'm not sure, but I believe each trackpad is "pressable" and has multiple buttons, replicating a d-pad) I would tap and drag for little and precise movements, swipe for fast movements, and press the button for default movement. With some training, it can become pretty natural.
- neona 13y agoYou'll hopefully be able to choose based on preference, since choice seems to be the theme here.