05-30-2009, 02:46 AM
Snowreap Wrote:Diggles Wrote:fixed.Zeel Wrote:If number of keys and ability to macro were the only deciding factors for getting a game pad then I might be inclined to agree with you.
For me it is much more about key positioning and the analog stick / gamepad for the thumb.
get a better keyboard
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/gaming...6&cl=us,en
-ken
Ahem just get a damned trackball. I've been using the same type of mouse for 12 years.
Logitech TrackMan Marble
Model: T-CH11
The only disadvantage is it doesn't have a mousewheel but then again I've never seen a Trackball that had a mouse wheel AND a middle button. Clicking down on the damn mouse wheel does not count as a middle button since it might move the wheel!
A-LA-BA-MA MAN!
HE'S QUICK, HE'S STRONG, HE'S ACTIVE!
You can take Alabama Man to the bowling alley, where he drinks heavily and chews tobacco!
HE CAN BOWL, HE CAN DRINK, HE CAN DRINK SOME MORE, ALA-BA-MA-MAN!
When wife asks him where he's been, just use the action button and Alabama Man busts her lip open!
"Shut up, Bitch!"
"Wow!"
BEATS HIS WIFE AND SLEEPS IT OFF, A-LA-BA-MA MAN!
HE'S QUICK, HE'S STRONG, HE'S ACTIVE!
You can take Alabama Man to the bowling alley, where he drinks heavily and chews tobacco!
HE CAN BOWL, HE CAN DRINK, HE CAN DRINK SOME MORE, ALA-BA-MA-MAN!
When wife asks him where he's been, just use the action button and Alabama Man busts her lip open!
"Shut up, Bitch!"
"Wow!"
BEATS HIS WIFE AND SLEEPS IT OFF, A-LA-BA-MA MAN!
