gamingeek said:

I was playing FPS in the 90s.

When I wanted to turn around I moved the mouse to the edge of the mouse pad, ran out of mouse pad and had to lift the mouse, slap it back down on the pad and drag it to the side again to rotate my view. Multiple times.

It was horrible.

But from what I remember there was no bounding box. I can understand small movements for aiming at on screen targets, but to fully turn around? It's no longer the pick up, recenter, drag again?

Nope. Higher your mouse sensitivity, the less you need to move your mouse. I can make all mouse movements well within the confines of a mouse pad.

GTA delayed until next May. Guess the rumors were correct.

Ravenprose said:

Nope. Higher your mouse sensitivity, the less you need to move your mouse. I can make all mouse movements well within the confines of a mouse pad.

Ravenprose said:

Increased "variable" pricing is laughable. I rarely pay more than $10-20 for games now.  Early adopters are the ones getting screwed with broken, incomplete games, so why not demand they pay more for them too, lol.

here here.

gamingeek said:

So are you deskbound?

No. I don't have a desk at home. I use my OLED TV as my PC monitor. I place my wireless mouse on the armrest of my recliner and my wireless keyboard on my lap.  Been doing this since 2014.

travo said:

Foolz is playing Clair Obscur and learned French through the game. Oui, oui.

Exactement.

gamingeek said:

Keyboard on sofa? Can't you use a controller stick for movement and stuff?


Have you tried like a food lap tray for the mouse?

I could but WSAD works just fine. I have a a lap-desk but I don't use it for gaming or PC use. My keyboard is a bit smaller than most since it doesn't have the number pad, which makes it more comfortable on my lap. It lights up, so I can use it in a darkened room.