Heh. I got them at http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/boat wrote:
Where did you buy those keycaps?[TIM] wrote:
Custom Keyboard with brown mx switches. Here it is.
http://imgur.com/w5DJdJE
They are definitely not cheap though.
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They are definitely not cheap though.
I've bought from wasd before, never seen that pink though.
My camera really brought out the pink. They are not nearly as vibrant to the eye irl as they are in this picture.boat wrote:
I've bought from wasd before, never seen that pink though.
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My laptop keyboard has been damaged because of playing osu! mania XD
My laptop keyboard is top-notch quality, been smashing on it for 3 years and not a single sign of wear. My laptop's a Clevo barebone, you don't get any better :p
It just depends on their quality.
Though I use that on my right hand, I use a different on my left to overcome the KRO. My left hand keyboard needs replacement every 5-6 months... I'm currently thinking about building a custom controller with arcade buttons /o/
It just depends on their quality.
Though I use that on my right hand, I use a different on my left to overcome the KRO. My left hand keyboard needs replacement every 5-6 months... I'm currently thinking about building a custom controller with arcade buttons /o/
I'm playing on my (shitty) laptop's keyboard. It's fine for now, but I start to feel its limits when I play harder maps which feature more than four simultaneous presses. Actually, it supports 8 keys at once, but the time it takes for the PC to register every key is far far far too long (200 to 300ms from the first note pressed to the last one !), long enough to make me score 50s or misses. So I'm thinking of buying a new keyboard pretty soon. I heard that red mecha keyboards are sensitive, which is ideal for mania, and are good overall for games in general. Thing is, they're a bit expensive...
Just A Plain Desktop Keyboard That Comes With A Light Switch For The Dark 
currently using a razer anansi
Whatever came with my computer.
I like to use DFJK for taiko and 4k.
I like to use DFJK for taiko and 4k.
Cough.
Currently using a replacement laptop keyboard for my laptop... Broke a key on the last one, now I've broken a key on this one... Though luckily its the right arrow and there are ways to get around not using it (I can still press the rubber dome directly but it's breaking too, so soon the key will be unusable entirely).
Guess it's time to order yet another replacement.
Guess it's time to order yet another replacement.
Thinkpad E530 built-in keyboard usually, sometimes a $5 Ritmo keyboard from MSY with a broken D key when I get the chance.
I use the Microsoft Sidewinder X4.. Works pretty well.
Razer Blackwidow with MX Blues here
Same here...Exiacrime wrote:
My Keyboard : GENIUS KB-110
But Mostly playing with Laptop Aspire 4741, with Key configuration :
7K = W E R [space] U I L [it's not ghosting for me]
my laptop
http://s17.postimg.org/bmsfvqtz3/acer_aspire_4741g_intel_core_i3_2_13ghz_1006_24.jpg
but you know? that my acer is really bad at gaming, the VGA is INTELHD <--- ohgohwhy ...
I see this misconception appearing a lot here, ghosting and n-kro isn't the same thing. N-kro is how many key you can press at once. Ghosting is a stone age problem. It's when certain some combination of keys activate a "ghost key". Like let's say you hold down WER and it behaves like you held down wert instead. No keyboards today has this problem, companies like to advertise anti-ghosting since it sounds cool, good for marketing. But really it's nothing special.
/endtechrant
/endtechrant
Just the built-in keyboard in my laptop. Nothing special.
Genuine CD-R King Keyboard (Only Filipinos know what this keyboard is)
*nothing special about it though
*nothing special about it though
Mine's Powerlogic Atrix 500G , Not really bad to be honest
I saw you playing the impossible, your a monster with that laptop keyboardEnvisionise wrote:
School laptop keyboard ;D
I win hands down
I am using a mech keyboard and I couldn't mash as fast as you do
CM Quickfire TK cherry mx red since it's more responsive than my worn-out laptop keyboard otherwise I am hitting random misses
I'm using my laptop (XPS 12) keyboard.
If I ever bother buying a mechanical keyboard I might try reds; don't like the feel of blues for rhythm games though.
If I ever bother buying a mechanical keyboard I might try reds; don't like the feel of blues for rhythm games though.
I have posted here before, but my G710+ has been having issues, so I picked up a new keyboard recently:
I've also taken the o-rings from my G710+ and put them in this one.
And I gotta say, I'm really liking this keyboard. Kinda skipped out on the opportunity to try out Reds though, but I don't mind.
I've also taken the o-rings from my G710+ and put them in this one.
And I gotta say, I'm really liking this keyboard. Kinda skipped out on the opportunity to try out Reds though, but I don't mind.
I'm just using a standard laptop keyboard... well, a replacement laptop keyboard.
Funny thing was, it wasn't even my mania keys that broke on the original, though the mania letters had long rubbed off and the plastic keys themselves were actually wearing down so they looked all dented next to the rest of the keys on the keyboard lol...
Funny thing was, it wasn't even my mania keys that broke on the original, though the mania letters had long rubbed off and the plastic keys themselves were actually wearing down so they looked all dented next to the rest of the keys on the keyboard lol...
And I can't adapt with other laptop keyboard than this one, that's why. I'll buy a new Aspire V5 insteadTokiiwa wrote:
I swear this is the best laptop keyboard I've played with, does great in everything really -- managed to get me to top 50.
i had so much accuracy on my school keyboard but the kro of 3 isnt helpful and now im stuck with a new keyboard that has kro of 7 but so much harder to use ;-;Envisionise wrote:
School laptop keyboard ;D
I win hands down