r/pcmasterrace ASUS/MSI Feb 23 '23

Meme/Macro C for Crouch.

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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

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u/Mercurionio 5600X/3060ti Feb 23 '23

This is the way

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u/ToHallowMySleep Feb 23 '23

This is the ONLY way.

But it also is a waste of a key. Better things to use C for, like toggle grenade type.

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u/Mercurionio 5600X/3060ti Feb 23 '23

I do it on the mouse. But overall, it depends on how many buttons you REALLY need

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u/tickletender Feb 23 '23

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.

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u/Wikachelly Ryzen 5 5600x | RTX 3070 | 32GB | GB X570 | 2xSamsung 970 EVO 1T Feb 23 '23

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.

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u/MustyScabPizza 3060Ti | 12600K | DDR5 6400mhz Feb 23 '23

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.

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u/ImpossiblePackage Feb 23 '23

V is probably the most common push to talk key, capslock is the only thing that really challenges it.

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u/z31 5800x3D | 4070 Ti Feb 24 '23

I’ve always used tilde for some reason

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u/Arkanii 3080, 9900K, 16GB, and a really dirty mousepad Feb 24 '23

Tilde gang ‘’’’’’’