a = duck | r = use | y = slot1 | w = slot2 | c = slot3 | g = slot4 | v = slot5 | h= drop | etc.
I've never heard of anyone using esdf. You sacrifice easy accessibility of the control key, which might be the intended purpose.
Finally! A diagram that shows me how to use my fingers properly when playing! I've been trying to figure out how to use my movement keys and my shift/control together on one hand for years!
I keep my hands in a normal typing position when I game so I use my ring finger for w/s, my pinky for a, and my middle finger for D.
Totally inacccurate. Gamer hand has huge thumb muscles.
no, That's Consoler hand.. Not Gamer hand.. Big difference. Consolers aren't really gamers. :-P
Flip'em the W/S!
Pointer finger? I've always called it the Index finger.
Just checked Wikipedia. I guess I can learn something new every day. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikisaurus:index_fi…
not much love for esdf gamers here?! sad. :(
esdf instead of wsad using (in cs):
a = duck | r = use | y = slot1 | w = slot2 | c = slot3 | g = slot4 | v = slot5 | h= drop | etc.
I've never heard of anyone using esdf. You sacrifice easy accessibility of the control key, which might be the intended purpose.
Finally! A diagram that shows me how to use my fingers properly when playing! I've been trying to figure out how to use my movement keys and my shift/control together on one hand for years!
I keep my hands in a normal typing position when I game so I use my ring finger for w/s, my pinky for a, and my middle finger for D.
Totally inacccurate. Gamer hand has huge thumb muscles.
no, That's Consoler hand.. Not Gamer hand.. Big difference. Consolers aren't really gamers. :-P