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If you're serious about gaming you shouldn't be using any kind of trackpad. You'll always be at a severe disadvantage. There are many portable usb mouse options

• WorldWideWayne 12y ago
  This is a "why would you want to do that" type of answer that Apple apologists often give to people when they ask for options that Apple simply does not offer. Did you consider that I might be playing a single-player game and there's nobody to be at a "severe disadvantage" to? Maybe I want the trackpad to work with an OS that doesn't have multi-touch drivers... There are plenty of valid reasons for which I personally prefer a physical right-click button on the trackpad that's built into my laptop.
  • autoreleasepool 12y ago
    > ...type of answer that Apple apologists often give to people when they ask for options that Apple simply does not offer. How could Apple offer every option? You can ask for other options all you want, but thats probably a waste of your time and energy. The rational thing to do would be to just buy from a different brand. It may surprise you to find out that no single company can possibly offer every possible configuration, option, and/or form factor possible. Luckily, different brands tend to cater to different niches. > Did you consider that I might be playing a single-player game and there's nobody to be at a "severe disadvantage" to? Interesting. Are there no enemies or objectives in your single player game? You're objectively better off with a normal mouse. Even a tiny portable usb mouse.