FPS games may benefit from different such as customizable macro keys, but I really couldnt care less about the bells and whistles unless they come without extra cost incurred. FPS games pretty much have vanished from my computer, and I dont plan on installing another one anytime soon.
Several other names popped up with more reading, which I thought would have more user base in the US:Īgain, the focus is on n-key rollover and responsiveness aspects. However, their keyboards aren't exactly cheap reaching $400 on ceratin models, and availability in the US is questionable. A few japanese manufacturers have established solid reputation in that department, namely Topre, Omnikey and Cherry. Upon research, I found out none of the widely available MS/Logitech products seem to be able to meet the criteria.
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My friends (or adversaries in action) seem to fare very well with ps2 controllers connected thru USB adapters, but those things hurt my hand and I cant even win against the computer using them My poor dell chokes at too many keys being pressed at once due to its 3-key rollover nature and ignores part of my input. Oftentimes I feel my current keyboard is the limiting factor in performing manuvers consisting of quick succession of keystrokes (e.g.
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Keyboards are becoming my only tools of trade in gaming, as I am getting more serious about learning how to play 2d fighters and practicing combos.
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