EPTI have run across this problem with my girlfriend, who does not have a history of playing games, but is interested in doing so. The problem is, if he uses her left hand with the mouse and puts her right hand on WASD, she can't reach the same key in the same way that i would do. Do left-handed gamers use other keyboard setups? Or do they just deal with it and press Shift, Ctrl etc... with the thumb while using the pinky for all the keys on the right.
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Simberto
Germany12076 Posts
I have run across this problem with my girlfriend, who does not have a history of playing games, but is interested in doing so. The problem is, if he uses her left hand with the mouse and puts her right hand on WASD, she can't reach the same key in the same way that i would do. Do left-handed gamers use other keyboard setups? Or do they just deal with it and press Shift, Ctrl etc... with the thumb while using the pinky for all the keys on the right. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
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Simberto
Germany12076 Posts
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6198/6039146868_280d21f5df_z.jpg) Thus standard WASD position with the right hand. And here in video : + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Zambrah
United States7393 Posts
Preferably repeatable, and preferably causing as much flea-pain as possible. | ||
KwarK
United States44439 Posts
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ragnasaur
United States804 Posts
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
On August 27 2016 03:44 Zambrah wrote: Please tell me the strongest most brutal methods for getting rid of fleas please. Preferably repeatable, and preferably causing as much flea-pain as possible. Pray for`em. They may feel guilty or ashamed. | ||
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Birdie
New Zealand4438 Posts
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Draconicfire
Canada2562 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28923 Posts
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On August 28 2016 19:52 Draconicfire wrote: So growing up in Canada, when you were a kid and went to someone else's birthday party, you got them a present. However when you leave, the birthday kid also generally gives you a small gift in the form of a loot bag. Does anyone know which parts of the world does this? Fucking what? Canadians so nice they give YOU birthday gifts on THEIR birthday? | ||
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
On August 28 2016 19:52 Draconicfire wrote: So growing up in Canada, when you were a kid and went to someone else's birthday party, you got them a present. However when you leave, the birthday kid also generally gives you a small gift in the form of a loot bag. Does anyone know which parts of the world does this? There's a similar thing in Sweden as well, where they have the kids fish for small bags of candy (that a parent attaches) with some make-do fishing rod over a blanket. ![[image loading]](http://www.pnmmusic.se/common/img/sommarkonsert/2011/fiskdamm.jpg) | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28923 Posts
On August 28 2016 21:30 Cascade wrote: There's a similar thing in Sweden as well, where they have the kids fish for small bags of candy (that a parent attaches) with some make-do fishing rod over a blanket. ah that's something I did in Norway as a kid as well, but rarely on birthdays- every May 17th (constitution day) though. kids birthdays was always everyone brings a present, normally either 50 crowns (like $7) or an item costing about that much. kid whose birthday it is supplies pizza for dinner and cake and or jelly and or icecream for dessert with soda for drinks. kids are screaming and playing and being happy and then everyone goes home like 3 hours later. I think it's much the same nowadays although I suspect the norm might be 100 instead of 50 crowns cuz of inflation and some parents might insist on healthier food choices cuz people are fkn crazy. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
it(the serving) can happen at school(in class), at work/office or in whatever social circles that persons frequents. in religious communities, one can add a religious symbol there too. the birthdaydude is reasonably required to make the gesture and not expect things(gifts) in return. | ||
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waffelz
Germany711 Posts
On August 28 2016 19:52 Draconicfire wrote: So growing up in Canada, when you were a kid and went to someone else's birthday party, you got them a present. However when you leave, the birthday kid also generally gives you a small gift in the form of a loot bag. Does anyone know which parts of the world does this? In Germany this is a pretty standard custom as well. | ||
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
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Uldridge
Belgium5237 Posts
On August 27 2016 00:38 Simberto wrote: How do left-handed gamers hold their hands when playing? Sorry for answering this a bit late.. For Quake 3 Arena I used to play with a IJKL setup like said before, and bound my weapon choices around those keys (U,O,P, H, you get the picture). For LoL I didn't deviate from the standard, however, because I became so used to the 1,2,3,4,5,Q,W,E,R. For shooters I do prefer the mirrored setup though. It's alot less strain and annoyance to deal with if you take a little time to set it up. On August 28 2016 22:00 xM(Z wrote: the celebrated person is expected to serve others with some kind of age appropriate treat: sweets if it's a child's, alcohol if it's an adult's(so on and so forth). So if we get the the terminal life stages you're supposed to hand out euthanizing injections? :> I got a pretty stupid quesion: Could be able to assess if you're having an aneurysm of any kind? And kind of follow up: how does your aorta rupturing feel like? Do you feel blood gushing inside your thorax for example? | ||
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