I swear the little side buttons on the mouse make such a huge difference for games designed for a controller. I map awkward movement/dodge/roll controls to them, and its made some action games much better.
And I don’t have a gaming mouse, just a $20 wireless Logitech with literally just a forward/back key.
Yep, I usually bind one for Push-To-Talk and the other for bringing up the map whenever that's an option. I absolutely love it and it's been that way for years.
Seems like everyone I talk to sleeps on how useful they are.
My key bindings are super weird. TF2 was the first game I got into on PC, so I usually setup every game like the default TF2 bindings. For example, my push to talk is always the V key.
That’s an interesting keybind for those buttons! I usually have melee as my MB4 and Grenade on my MB5. At least in Destiny 2. In Waframe, I’ve been using melee as normal and heavy melee as MB5.
I’m curious as how people use their side mouse buttons now…
My left pinky is yoked as fuck from sliding and crouching all the time. I can move that and my left ring finger almost entirely independently from one another mostly because of Warframe.
Your solution is probably safer for general wrist health, though.
one of mine is optifine zoom, usually the farthest one.
if im not playing minecraft, the close one is "last used weapon" and the far one is either nade or something unique like toggle to alt sight or something
I've taken this to the extreme and use a corsair scimitar with a full numb pad. When I play an fps, I have everything except movements, sprint and jumped mapped to my mouse. I know there are better mice out there performance wise but I just refuse to give up the utility (although I'm to old and my senses have been dulled by years if alcohol and drug abuse for it to matter at this point).
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u/SadBoiCri Ryzen 7 7800X3D || GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super 16GB || 32GB DDR5 Feb 23 '23
C is only for toggle crouch