EPT[D] Switching from Grid to Standard Hotkey layout - Page 2
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MoreFaSho
United States1427 Posts
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zhouzhou
Canada138 Posts
The grid setup makes more sense ergonomically, and it's a hell of a lot easier to do 1t2t3t4t than it is to do 1a2a3a4a. You're never gonna 'feel' right after changing your hotkey setup. Usually takes about a week or 2 depending on how much you play to fully fit into the new setup. + I play random, so using grid makes memorizing hotkeys much easier. I have f2-f8 setup, but rarely ever use it. I can use 6-0 if needed, but rarely ever needed. At most I only need 1-8. Ring finger on Q, and keep the rest spread out to hit what I need. You'll find that with grid you need to hit the Q key A LOT, and it's not to QQ about imbalance ;P *TLO uses grid, who is like the best random player in the world. | ||
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MindRush
Romania916 Posts
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BGrael
Germany229 Posts
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WrathOfAiur
Germany243 Posts
On February 08 2011 06:17 A1m wrote: how do you bind attackmove back t A without unbind building structures on A. (Dont tell me I should use custom keys and set all of them to gridbased keys ^^) That's exactly what I did  I just used custom and remapped every single key to what it is in the grid but with said exceptions. | ||
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Crake_
United States74 Posts
My attack, 1t2q3qw (attack move lings, move banelings and magic box mutas) is a very comfortable sequence to fire off quickly. 4q is really easy. and 55x66x77x for injecting is also really easy. Plus, when I switch back to terran (usually for 3v3 or 4v4s), I don't have to worry about forgetting things as much. | ||
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