Because I can't afford much, and I want to make sure before I do anything, also I don't really know which mouse and keyboard are suitable for Osu.B1rd wrote:
yes. yes getting a new gaming mouse and mech keyboard will get rid of any muscle fatigue. like this is so obvious why are you even asking
A mech keyboard will completely solve any accuracy and stamina issue. The only important thing (like phonics said) is that it has bright LED lights and is from the Razer™ brand.Aviv552 wrote:
Because I can't afford much, and I want to make sure before I do anything, also I don't really know which mouse and keyboard are suitable for Osu.B1rd wrote:
yes. yes getting a new gaming mouse and mech keyboard will get rid of any muscle fatigue. like this is so obvious why are you even asking
And yes it's obvious but by buying a new keyboard would it solve my problem completely? a lot of people here say buying a good keyboard improves accuracy but how exactly?
t/264779 the hypocrisy is realCptBlackBird wrote:
fucking play more
did you figure this out from the thread you made?CptBlackBird wrote:
but you can't get more stamina playing maps that don't even have streams
Why LED lights are so important? what they are doing to help me play Osu? (sorry I'm a newbie when it comes to that stuff)B1rd wrote:
A mech keyboard will completely solve any accuracy and stamina issue. The only important thing (like phonics said) is that it has bright LED lights and is from the Razer™ brand.
They are messing with ya, people here are like that.Aviv552 wrote:
Why LED lights are so important? what they are doing to help me play Osu? (sorry I'm a newbie when it comes to that stuff)B1rd wrote:
A mech keyboard will completely solve any accuracy and stamina issue. The only important thing (like phonics said) is that it has bright LED lights and is from the Razer™ brand.
They're being sarcastic. A mechanical keyboard might help you but ultimately you build stamina from playing more (but NEVER play if your hand hurts, that could lead to some pretty serious injuries). Also, do not buy anything "Razer" brand (it breaks really easily). If you want a new keyboard to help your stamina, I recommend Cherry MX Red Switches since they are the lightest but anything is good, really. A new mouse or tablet most definitely won't help fatigue but it would help overall gameplay if you get a good mouse without prediction or acceleration (just Google "mouse acceleration" if you don't already know what that is).Aviv552 wrote:
Why LED lights are so important? what they are doing to help me play Osu? (sorry I'm a newbie when it comes to that stuff)B1rd wrote:
A mech keyboard will completely solve any accuracy and stamina issue. The only important thing (like phonics said) is that it has bright LED lights and is from the Razer™ brand.
Don't forget the doritos. This was cookiezi's room in his prime:Riince wrote:
B1rd is only half right, a mech keyboard will fix half your problems, but the other half can only be remedied by purchasing and consuming Mountain Dew ™ Game Fuel ®
Thanks, I really should stop those songs then until I can sustain enough stamina my hands are really starting to hurt lately because of that. and I'll look in Amazon or something and probably order everything.FieryLight wrote:
They're being sarcastic. A mechanical keyboard might help you but ultimately you build stamina from playing more (but NEVER play if your hand hurts, that could lead to some pretty serious injuries). Also, do not buy anything "Razer" brand (it breaks really easily). If you want a new keyboard to help your stamina, I recommend Cherry MX Red Switches since they are the lightest but anything is good, really. A new mouse or tablet most definitely won't help fatigue but it would help overall gameplay if you get a good mouse without prediction or acceleration (just Google "mouse acceleration" if you don't already know what that is).
looks so tryhard but it'll get the job doneAviv552 wrote:
how about this keyboard: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008CXTW5G/ref ... OMKVY5YAT7
anyone ?
cheezstik wrote:
Don't forget the doritos. This was cookiezi's room in his prime:Riince wrote:
B1rd is only half right, a mech keyboard will fix half your problems, but the other half can only be remedied by purchasing and consuming Mountain Dew ™ Game Fuel ®
thanks for the videos, i will watch them and it's not like I'm gonig to buy something without searching about it first, I also read here http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/offic ... ard-guide# about itAlisson Siri wrote:
First I'd recommend watching these videos to learn about these kind of keyboards. Anyway, I'm looking for one too, and as soon as I have money, I'll buy a red switch, I hope it helps with streams...
Noobsicle wrote:
looks so tryhard but it'll get the job doneAviv552 wrote:
how about this keyboard: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008CXTW5G/ref ... OMKVY5YAT7
anyone ?
if you have no need for a numpad, get this instead http://www.amazon.com/Storm-QuickFire-R ... QRE7TGWY5S
And you figured that out after you bought one? Looks like someone has too much money.repath wrote:
I recently purchased a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Red Switches, and I find out that it fatigues me more than my laptop chiclet keyboard because it takes more energy to press the mechanical keys than the chiclet keys. That's not to say the keys on the mechanical keyboard are in fact easier to press, but the distance it takes to activate the key is far more than the distance it takes for a chiclet key to activate (even if you only need to press the mechanical key less than halfway down, it's still more than double the distance than it takes for a chiclet key), so a mechanical keyboard for me is slower than the laptop keyboard. And it also takes more energy to suddenly stop my finger's momentum in mid-air with the mechanical key (if I don't bottom out) and manually raise my finger back up than the energy it takes to hit the chiclet key, bottom out, and bounce back with little effort. So I personally feel that my mechanical keyboard is worse than my laptop keyboard.
You remind me of my nan scolding me and telling how I should have done something properly according to her. What, how do you think he was supposed to tell if he didn't like mech keyboards without buying and testing it? Keep your unwanted opinions to yourself.Saphirshroom wrote:
And you figured that out after you bought one? Looks like someone has too much money.
Also, let me correct you: You are much worse on a mechanical keyboard than your laptop keyboard. This has nothing to do with your mechanical keyboard being bad, that's just you buying things before thinking about what it is that you're spending your money on.
@OP:
A mechanical keyboard is not worth it just for osu. Considering you have 3.6k plays and are already blaming your equipment you won't play this game for long anyway. With a new keyboard you'll still suck, your equipment doesn't change that unless every single key on your keyboard is broken.
I think your big deal is that you're trying to blame everything but yourself and your lack of practice for your lack of progress. It's you, not the equipment (and by "equipment" I'm also referring to your hands).That applies to this thread too. I don't know why someone at 100k rank would even think about blaming their equipment when there are people in the top 200 (probably much lower than that but I didn't find any right off the bat) who play with a laptop keyboard or with a trackpad.