EPTUnbind the Alt key in SC2?
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Penecks
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apm66
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Bambipwnsu
Canada698 Posts
On June 24 2011 06:32 apm66 wrote: I find it absolutely impossible to use a push-to-talk key when playing sc2, because I need all my fingers to play the game. Why not leave the "talk" always on, just like skype? Because when there are more than 10 people in a channel you don't want to hear everyone's breathing / coughing etc. I think there is an option to disable alt-tab in SC2, although I don't know how it affects the Alt button itself. I would give it a try though. Other than that, I would just readjust to another key. You would be surprised to see how fast you would adjust. | ||
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Penecks
United States600 Posts
On June 24 2011 06:32 apm66 wrote: I find it absolutely impossible to use a push-to-talk key when playing sc2, because I need all my fingers to play the game. Why not leave the "talk" always on, just like skype? I understand this sentiment, though after playing WoW arena at a high level for a pretty long time, and using alt to talk, I'm pretty comfortable with manipulating keybinds, etc while holding a push to talk button, and find it even easier in SC2 since there aren't as many crazy modifiers and hotkeys. On June 24 2011 06:38 Bambipwnsu wrote: I think there is an option to disable alt-tab in SC2, although I don't know how it affects the Alt button itself. I would give it a try though. Other than that, I would just readjust to another key. You would be surprised to see how fast you would adjust. Disabling or enabling alt-tabbing has no effect, unfortunately. And I don't know if I'd readjust just for one game :p, it actually doesn't really bother me that much, as I rarely have to talk when doing 1v1s, it just would be nice. | ||
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CatNzHat
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zylog
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fiskrens
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Uhh Negative
United States1090 Posts
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apm66
Canada943 Posts
On June 24 2011 06:38 Bambipwnsu wrote: Because when there are more than 10 people in a channel you don't want to hear everyone's breathing / coughing etc. Well, based on personal experience, I never heard people breathing through their mic unless they actually have no clue how to place a mic properly | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 24 2011 10:09 apm66 wrote: Well, based on personal experience, I never heard people breathing through their mic unless they actually have no clue how to place a mic properly Open mics are terrible. And I must say, your personal experience is either incredibly limited, or you should be in Vegas right now. The most annoying was the guy who you could always hear flicking his lighter to take a hit. | ||
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fiskrens
Sweden196 Posts
On June 24 2011 10:09 apm66 wrote: Well, based on personal experience, I never heard people breathing through their mic unless they actually have no clue how to place a mic properly You would be amazed how many people don't know how to use proper setups for their mic which makes it sound horrible. When talking in big channels(like 10+) you really need push to talk. To me there's really only 2 options. Rebind your push to talk or remap keys so that alt is somewhere else. Having push to talk on a modifier key is just stupid, there are 3 modifier keys and they are used in so many applications, I just can't see why you would put it there in the first place. | ||
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