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and very, very fragile.
Games, console or a big ass PC. |
Big ass PC ftw.
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mouse > any other "controller"
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The mouse doesn't do it all by itself unless you keybind everything to one of those gaming mouses mouse + keyboard < one single controller |
Ok so Dad reckons I should just get a desktop hard drive and use my laptop as the monitor. Eventually I'll get a big ass flat screen TV to use as a monitor. That's suits me. Gaming ahoy!
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Most mice have plenty of buttons too. I have a standard Microsoft wireless mouse and it has seven, and they can all be mapped to any key or command. Coupled with the WASD keys, the only other button on the keyboard I use is the space bar. Having all that on one physical object is irrelevant. |
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I still prefer a controller though. My accuracy sucks when I use mouse + keyboard compared to when I use a controller but that's just my personal experience. I'm more used to a controller so I know how to get the best out of it. |
I am desperately in need of help. My favorite laptop has bit the dust, and I no longer want to share a computer.
What I'm working with: Dell inspiron 1420 Windows Vista I have lost my installation disk. And here is my problem: The thing won't start up! (Windows won't open). I turn it on - Dell start screen with option for F2 or F12 Then Windows error recovery. My options are: Launch start-up repair (recommended) Start Windows normally When I launch startIup repair, it shows the loading bar for a bit, then goes to a black screen (although still backlit). It stays this way infinitely, as far as I can tell. I've given it an hour before. The latter option: loading bar, then - brief flash of BSoD, then cpu restarts itself. Really - is there anything I can do? :/ |
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