So I saw someone play CS:S with these basic binds:

[Leetgrain]

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Move Forward = Mouse 1
Move Backward = Mouse 2
Fire = Space
Scope = S
Sneak = Left Shift
Strafe left = D
Strafe right = G
Jump = F
Crouch = C
Interact = E
Reload = R
Quick Switch = T
Chat = Y
Voice Chat = A
Primary = 3
Secondary =4
Knife = 5
Change Weapon = Mouse Wheel Down
I saw this IRL. Like what.
I want to try that though.

[Cortez (Mr. T. FOO!)]

That's just confusing. Why did they make these?

[Leetgrain]

That's just confusing. Why did they make these?

No idea, but I tried it and it actually works surprisingly well, it's actually comfortable if you get the hang, and it lets you focus on a lot more at once fsr.

[Christovski]

the first FPS games didnt have strafing so turning was way more important, this scheme kind of reminds me of how those games were played

[Inject OH 4]

Pointless. Beside my mouse has faster response time then my keyboard. So I'd rather firing be on my high response timed device.

[AlphaWeeaboo]

well duh its pointless, it's interesting though

[IsYn Wooley]

lol,
  This reminded me of one of my friends when we used to LAN party. We used to bitch at hime, because if he was over he would remap our keys to play on our rigs.

I can hardly remember them 100% accurate but ISYN:

z=Forward
x=back
c= left
v=right

+

Pointless. Beside my mouse has faster response time then my keyboard. So I'd rather firing be on my high response timed device.

You know if you were boss enough you would be rolling a PS/2 Keyboard so you wouldn't have to compete for USB bandwidth and also have to deal with n-key rollover.

just sayn'

[Mercy]

Hilarity of the story. He was using a magnetic keyboard and just moved the buttons around. 

E.g.

Z = Forward but he has placed Z where W would normally be.

[Inject OH 4]

lol,
  This reminded me of one of my friends when we used to LAN party. We used to bitch at hime, because if he was over he would remap our keys to play on our rigs.

I can hardly remember them 100% accurate but ISYN:

z=Forward
x=back
c= left
v=right

+

Pointless. Beside my mouse has faster response time then my keyboard. So I'd rather firing be on my high response timed device.

You know if you were boss enough you would be rolling a PS/2 Keyboard so you wouldn't have to compete for USB bandwidth and also have to deal with n-key rollover.

just sayn'

Still fast on meh mouse. I don't use chicklet keyboards. The amount of pressure needed for a mouse is always less then a keyboard.

So in saying that. A (Ps/2 or w/e the mouse version is Called I can't remember) mouse vs a ps/2 keyboard. Mouse still wins.

[IsYn Wooley]

lol,
  This reminded me of one of my friends when we used to LAN party. We used to bitch at hime, because if he was over he would remap our keys to play on our rigs.

I can hardly remember them 100% accurate but ISYN:

z=Forward
x=back
c= left
v=right

+

Pointless. Beside my mouse has faster response time then my keyboard. So I'd rather firing be on my high response timed device.

You know if you were boss enough you would be rolling a PS/2 Keyboard so you wouldn't have to compete for USB bandwidth and also have to deal with n-key rollover.

just sayn'

Still fast on meh mouse. I don't use chicklet keyboards. The amount of pressure needed for a mouse is always less then a keyboard.

So in saying that. A (Ps/2 or w/e the mouse version is Called I can't remember) mouse vs a ps/2 keyboard. Mouse still wins.

I will only add to this debate the fact that you have a lot more latency on a USB mouse than you do on a dedicated PS/2 port that is meant for the mouse or keyboard.

Pressure on a mouse button are you serious Inject?
They have half travel/quarter travel keyboards and mechanical switches that are alot less touchy than what you are claiming. Yes clicking the mouse could be the quickest physical action compared to a key press. However, that doesn't count for much if the mouse has to Interrupt the extranl HDD that iswriting a file in order to send its command -_-

USB shares all of its bandwidth and CPU cycles with all devices connected, PS/2 does not.

In fact the keyboard interface has its own IRQ

[Inject OH 4]

USB shares all of its bandwidth and CPU cycles with all devices connected, PS/2 does not.

Still fast on meh mouse. I don't use chicklet keyboards. The amount of pressure needed for a mouse is always less then a keyboard.

So in saying that. A (Ps/2 or w/e the mouse version is Called I can't remember) mouse vs a ps/2 keyboard. Mouse still wins.

I already said VS a PS/2 Mouse.

[twowestex]

It's pointless + I love it at the same time.