This Pro Got to a Major With the Worst Keybinds in CS:GO History
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Every truly dedicated gamer knows that comfort is key.
From Valorant to League of Legends, players will go to incredible lengths to get things just right.
But if you’re searching for the true comfort freaks, the biggest weirdos of them all, look no further than professional CS:GO.
From cursed postures to carpal-tunnel-inducing mouse grips, CS:GO pros have found some rather creative solutions on their quest for the perfect way to play. Players will do whatever it takes to ensure they are performing at their peak - and there’s really no right or wrong way to go about it.
Unless, you're Dion "FASHR" Derksen, a CS:GO pro playing for Fnatic who made it to the Champions stage of the Rio Major using the absolutely most hideous keybinds imaginable.
So, how the hell did FASHR get to a Major while playing CS:GO like it was a flight sim? Why did no one stop him? And is it possible that his config could actually be the better option?
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What a great video😁
Thanks for having me🧡🖤
W FASHR
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SUPERBOEREN UUT DE ACHTERHOEK!!
Imma report you to Arkham Asylum if you don't switch your settings 🦇
You confuse me.
I honestly feel like inverted sound is more cursed than his keybinds
Spend half hour on each ul find the controls make inverted look easy when u only have wasd experience all ur gaming life
Very true
probably taking advantage of the fright of usually going away from danger and pointing yourself toward it
nahhh you walk forward with right click and you walk back with semicolon? you find that easier? lol
That's what everyone thinks until you tried his config....
His dad probably set those keybinds so he can't play video games as a kid. Little did his dad know he's creating a monster 😂
It's like "congratulations! You played yourself!"
Just sad if true
Did you not watch the video😓
@@epicjason21 it’s a joke
Mission failed succesfully
Config is pretty much what you grow up with, whatever you bind when learning to play is what's gonna stick with you. It's does not matter how weird you configure it, if you stick with it, then it's "good".
but you gotta admit his keybinds are atrocious
@@idontwannatypeaname I mean, what you are probably refering to is that these binds aren't "ergonomical"... They are not optimal, but he gets the job done anyway 😄
@@idontwannatypeaname idc what bro says, you right. shit's cursed
I see you watched the video.
@@AP-gb3sm you know that these 'we all watched the video' comments are unironically LESS unique and creative, right?
I had a guild master in world or warcraft who also had the most weirdest keybinds. we ran raid and highend mythic plus dungeons. when he told us he never uses a mouse playing WOW. we were utterly shocked. most of his movement and keybinded skills are on the numpad area. he only uses the letters when typing or messaging.
Calculator gaming
Tbh for WoW I can see it
Even used keyboard for targeting? That would be horrendous for ranged, having to tab through every target until you get to the one you want to hit 😭 melee might be fine since you're usually just hitting whatever you're closest to which would only take 1 tab 😂
@@ComfortablyDumb42069 he was our main tank during raids but idk how he managed to tab on trash during mythic plus and properly interrupt them and he pulls a lot of pack.
MF is tab targeting through Ruby Life Pools, hate to see it.
What I love about this story the most is that it proves that the only thing what really matters in standing out and going pro is your dedication and practice.
We, casual gamers, always look for "what keybinds, sensitivity, mouse, keyboard, monitor etc are the pros using" but all what it comes down to is actually just how good you, as a player, are.
but it really doesn't come down to that, either. you are missing a crucial element in your analysis: the "x" factor. for every FASHR, there are thousands of equally skilled people striving for the same thing who u will never, ever even know exist. luck is simply when opportunity and preparation meet. but what is simple, is not to be mistaken for what is possible or achievable with "dedication and practice". that is only half of it.
While I agree that luck is an inevitably important component of a succesfull carrier, I would like to naively believe that the more skill you have the less luck you'll need. And when I say skill, I also mean skills like self-advertisement, social -skills, negotiating-skills, so stuff like help you being a better "manager" of yourself.
By producing flashy montages of your 1 in a million plays consistently, I truly believe it's only a matter of time people will pick up on you. Then comes to the picture your social-skills by interacting with more known people from the community, once an org has picked up on you, comes to the picture your negotiating-skills to have a fair salary-performance demand etc.
So yes, luck is crucial, but you can interchange it with not just ingame skills, but with abilities from other parts of life.
I also like how you phrased "luck is simply when opportunity and preparation meet. but what is simple, is not to be mistaken for what is possible or achievable with "dedication and practice"" very true and need to be emphasised.
But gear still matters a lot.
@@zatozatoichi7920 not really as long as you are not using a 5 to 10$ combo mouse and key board youre fine on equipment headset would be the most critical thing for comp fps but you can find good head sets for 60 to 100
@@mitchellmiller6644 It really depends on person, but still matters.
A good headset is only absolutely critical if you play a slow tac shooter, but if you play an arena shooter, even though the sound cues are very important, you don't necessarily have to go to the 100 bucks range (which is still low-end), your keyboard, mouse and mouse pad are way more important. Of course this doesn't mean you must get a 150 USD mouse, and 80 USD pad and a 150-200 USD keyboard, no matter what, but a carefully tailored gear can make your life SO MUCH easier.
Played Quake Live competitively with decent success for the time frame, so this comes from experience.
Doesn't M2 to move forward actually have roots in classic FPS like DOOM and Quake? His dad probably just got used to the control schemes from those games before mouse look was the default thing.
Now as for inverted mouse in an FPS, I can't explain that one away at all, that's just insanity.
I use invert y axis, it's very comfortable. it's just like non inverted y axis. use what's comfortable
Inverted mouse is an early gaming thing as well, it's just using your mouse like a joystick. Or as one person described it, you're holding the top of your character's head.
Now, inverted sound, on the other hand...
@@colbyboucher6391 another comment made a lot of sense, inverted sound works with inverted mouse bc you flick your mouse to the same direction you hear, still absolutely insane but I can see that helping 🤪
@@ComfortablyDumb42069 except inverter mouse changes up and down not left and right so it still wouldn't match up the flicks
@@colbyboucher6391 To me that makes no sense. If I look up irl I just look up, I don't try to move the back of my head downwards.
My headphones battery died one night during a game so I quickly changed to in-ear 3.5mm jack ones without even looking wich was L or R and was THE most confusing thing ever. After I noticed I tried like one round out of fun and still my reflexes made me point to where the sound was coming from even if i knew it was the opposite. Inverted sound is the real cursed keybind for sure.
I find it really funny to imagine that someone played with L and R the wrong way round all their life and got so used to it that whey they moved to a normal headphone they had to switch the sounds
The thing is, over time your brain might sort that out for you meaning it will just let you hear the things as normal even though the sound arrives inverted.
few times in a rush put my earphones in reverse and it was like i felt retarded and died many times when my brains were confused where sound was coming from and was giving fake info xD realized it when team saod stop gicinf fake info xD
@@nilon5327 while that is true, you have to consider he also lives in the real world and if he plays games everyday for 8 hours on this inversion he might start turning the wrong way when hearing sounds or voice in real life lol
im curious how that guy handles the difference in perception
Why is no one talking about mezii and FASHR playing on the same team with their weird configs. mezii moves forwards with mouse right, back with space, strafe left with s, strafe right with d, and jump with a.
Being able to quickly press any two of the wasd key like forward and back and left and right or even top-right + bottom+left to stop moving and thus reducing recoil in CSGO by pressing extra keys rather than letting go which is reliant on spring speed and deactivation points on mechanical keyboards.
Honeslty doesnt sound as bad. Cause most of the time you just want to move left/right or forward/backward in cs. FASHR's config is most cursed for me because it is on the far right of the keyboard so your thumb has nothing to do or needs to flex weirdly... Also its in the lower end of the keyboard which means your fingers are far from other stuff... And then ; is pointing forward in respect to his other keys... xD its just insanity.
used to have a neighbor who was into Call of Duty and Battlefield (he was in his 40's) and he used QWES to move instead of WASD. "It's because you're moving forward, so QWE is for forwards movement and S backwards". Mad lad he was.
I mean, it makes sense when you think about it. Or more accurately, it makes just as much sense as WSAD, because you don't move neither back or forward with A and D, so it doesn't matter, logically speaking, if it's in the W row or the S row
It’s be more awkward to press back while turning if your fingers are on the top row tho
@@marekbaumann5964 makes the argument for qwer (back, left, up, right)~
yeah, that's a quake keybind, i know QC/former Q3 players who play with these too, but not many outside of quake
I used to only play cs and cs-like games with my RMB bound to crouch, and my SIDE mouse button was for the scopes when i was using a sniper.
Sameeeee
i should try the side button as scope, sounds useful
@@riko_is_life5647 I'm not alone :D
@@document381 if you are using toggle it's a lot better I've found because your mind wants to automatically hold to scope with a weapon if it's your usual ads keybind but with this it's still very close to the same spot and you just press your thumb against the side of your mouse once instead, swap to knife or something to unscope faster :) hope it helps!
actually that makes alot of sense
The dude who brings a ruler to lan is the one you need to watch out for in game. That dude takes this shit serious lmao
Back in the days people drew a dot on their monitor ( because you couldn't change the default crosshair + having one with unscoped )
@@afasia2341 I was that person who used a sharpie dot on my monitor for no scoping in 1.6 lol
Yeah that guy with the ruler is Flash, the best StarCraft Broodwar player of all time. His nickname is just "God".
I put a booger as a dot
Inverted mouse is insane
"He jumps with question mark".
Quote of the year contender that is.
Keybinds themselves are weird, but their position towards the right side of keyboard makes perfect sense.
I had a problem with tensing my muscles when shooting, so I rebind shooting to space and jumping to the side button. It makes aiming easier.
It's actually pretty common in Quake to rebind shooting to something on the keyboard for that exact same reason.
I did that for a little while too. I actually liked it, but my thumb got too sore and I changed it back.
Probably won't work on quake but rolling scroll wheel for jump is pretty common in cs
I use right click jump, space to zoom for quake. This is for rocketjump timings actually.
Actually recommended by ppl on Kovaak's and Aimlab 👍
Him watching Krimz playing the kato 2014 final to be playing with him also speaks volumes about Krimz longitivity and consistency. Unmatched! Give us a vid on the :fungineer:
Also I think Mezii's keybinds are equally weird as fashrs
i hope there will be a official FASHR challenge where you have to play with FASHR config and win.
"I was just sitting on his lap playing a little bit of Day of Defeat"
I get the feeling like he's going to be the cool grandpa.
Maybe we should experiment with different key layouts. But i think it would be more interesting to ditch the keyboard entirely.
If you engineer a totaly now Keydevice from strech just for gaming you could have an even better layout than posible with a normal keyboard.
There are already things like this on the market, mainly for RPGs.
Might be more expensive but the investment would be relativly cheap compared to hardware prices in general.
whos gonna tell him about controllers
@@cherno8119 controllers suck compared to k&m
Have you seen the Azeron? People like it quite a bit.
@@colbyboucher6391 yes thats exactly what i mean. i wonder why they aren't more comon. you also dont have to tilt your keyboard in any awkward ways
I mean... my forward is P, back is 1, left is my PC cases power button, and right is my doorbell...
I also play inverted mouse, and it feels just natural. But otherwise as stated from 7:31 on, only vertical movement is inverted (or corrected, as I call it 😏), horizontal movement is not affected. Left is left and right is right, always.
that makes even less sense
Yeah, but how do you explain the inverted sound player though?
@@UnknowinglyDerpy he... didn't need to explain that. because he isn't addressing that at all.
@@dankdungeon5104 some people player inverted because they're used to shit like flight sim where u gotta pull down to go up.
@@dankdungeon5104 Not really, I dont play like that but as others explain it this is how old games used to be played. It's like controling the character's head, irl when you want to look up you move the back of your head/neck back. Try controlling a doll's head, if you want it to look up you drag its head back, if you want it to look down you push its head. Same reasoning with these controls i guess.
So long as all the buttons do all the things you need to do, and you can press the things together you need to press, and it doesn't throw off your aim, you can kinda do whatever. He's totally right that obsession with what someone else is doing is pretty pointless and probably holds people back. Have a high sens (within reason), have weird binds etc.
I play esdf just cuz I was always used to it, but it actually does give an extra row of keys compared to wasd, people should experiment more tbh
esdf fam
When I first started getting into PC gaming, I really wanted a Corsair M65 mouse. On the side it has that big red button with the crosshairs on it and I was only used to playing mobile games until that point so I just assumed that that’s what the button was for. This is the long-winded way of saying I use the forward side mouse button as primary fire, the back one as reload, and LMB for secondary fire.
I play with ESDF. Did that starting with Quake 3 so I could bind all my weapons to the surrounding keys.
Its still pretty normal, just moved to the right
"and that is a keyboard" is so funny to me 0:12
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I just want to say that it's never not funny watching someone play a racing game with WASD. 😂
wdym? Its better than arrows
just use action keys nerd
@@queencakiya just use mouse ez
@@QWERTY708100 there's a Trackmania player that actually do that
I play many PC racing games with keyboard, you just need to get used to and the game ofc needs to be keyboard friendly (100% turning with keys without range)
Weird setups exist in all of esports. StarCraft 2 for example has a layout called The Core, it's similar to this one, keyboard hand being situated on the right side, close to the mouse hand. You should check out these things alongside with some other content in StarCraft:)
I use custom keybinds but I don't think they're strange at all. I'm left handed and switched to pc from PlayStation 3 years ago and never played mouse and keyboard before I switched and tried aim trainers on mouse before I tried anything and found my aim was better with mouse in my left hand so I decided to switch my keybinds to ijkl instead of wasd and basically copied what the other keys would be using wasd on the opposite side of the keyboard
I do this too lol. Ijkl for movement and semicolon for crouch. I like to think it's better than wasd because you have more buttons to work with.
I can’t get out of Gold Nova with regular key binds and this dude makes it to a major playing with strange binds and inverted mouse.
3:19 you're telling me you don't have that in whatever country you're from????
Oh no... i feel bad for anyone that doesn't
Objectively speaking, having movement on IJKL is more optimal as it not only has access to more buttons than WASD, but it also shortens the edge length of the keyboard allowing for more mouse space.
personally I've always hated playing on a keyboard, and part of that is actually wasd. that resting position doesnt sit well with me, but more specifically, the way I have to flex my fingers is way more precise than I would want it to be, and it's easy to accidentally get your hands sideways by one key and not notice because there's little to identify where your hands are without looking
Inverted sound guy put on his headphones one day and just committed HARD
I get shit from everyone I play with for not playing with WASD. But seriously WASD is SOOOOO bad it's insane. You could find almost anything that's more ergonomic. I wish more people would think about their configurations and find things that work better than just blindly accepting what one dude did a long time ago.
I don’t use WASD for movement. I don’t have a specific set I use since it depends on the game and how many other keybinds I need, but WASD is just too cramped and shoved so far over to the side it limits what other keys I can reasonably use.
I usually do end up changing keybinds in my games but generally nothing too drastic.
I will say that for the first real online FPS game that I ever played, my keybinds where ALL over the place. They where completely unorthodox.
I used arrow keys for movement, insert/page up for strafing, num0 for jump, right ctrl for crouch and right shift for sprint. I eventually grew out of it in favor of more default controls when I had to change keyboards... but the cool thing about that side of the keyboard is that there are so many other keys to use for different functions that simply don't exist on the left side of the keyboard.
Also, moving with the mouse actually isn't all that weird to me. In the same game I was talking about above, I would play on a server with a team of _really_ good players and they also bound their forward movement to their mouse and had a few other unorthodox bindings.
the big bois in the current quake esports scene such as toxjq, rapha, and many more use binds that aren't the "standard" that we're used to
rapha's binds are pretty standard iirc, still wasd-like. Tox's movement controls are totally different though. I think Tox using mouse buttons to move is strange not just because he's not using them to shoot, but also because he *also isn't* using RMB to jump, which is pretty common for AFPS games.
@@kahahabahaha well, yeah rapha's still pretty standard until people realize he plays with his keyboard on his lap
The keybinding makes sense to me. When you switch to the middle, you suddenly have a lot more keys nearby.
Keybinds are just a matter of what is comfortable for the player. It doesn't matter what they are as long as you are happy using them.
Been playing FPSes since original Half-Life and have always used:
forward: mouse2
back: D
left strafe: S
right strafe: F
jump: E/mwheel
scope/secondary weapon function: W
reload: R
This was the config my neighbor at the time used and since I didn't have a computer of my own, I just used what he used. When I did get my own computer (and DSL, haha!) I continued to use his binds. The only issue I've run into is that newer games tend to have more binds and functions and it takes a while to find a setup that makes sense not based around WASD.
I understand how he learned the keybinds from his dad, but how tf did his dad learn all the keybinds
probably from way back when there were no "standard" binds. and especially things like flight sims where it seemed like the dev had flipped a coin on where to put what
Reminds of Quake, pros also have weird keybinds there
I'm a left-hander who uses a config that confuses some people. Based on playing the old keyboard bindings of games (been around long enough that they weren't 'old' when I did them). It's unorthodox, but works for me. Less so anymore, as my hands don't move as well as they used to, but I used to be among topped rank players (by CLQ) in ChaosQ2 and even top 0.1% in Counter-Strike. Use what works for you, don't try to wedge yourself into someone else's play style if it's not as effective for you.
Yes, I use inverted mouse as well. In fact, here's my old Counter-Strike setup: Arrows to move. Left button or Enter to shoot (and yes, sometimes I would use the keyboard for faster firing of the dualies). Jump on right mouse, crouch on middle mouse. Scroll up was reload, scroll down or u for open/use (needed one one keyboard to hold to defuse, can't hold scroll). Alt-fire/scope was Num 0. Walk was right control. Thumb was "previous weapon". And I'd use the numbers to que up, but not auto switch weapons. And yes, by CLQ I would place in the top ~200k players out of the 2-5 million Counter-Strike players it tracked.
kinda off topic
but this reminds me of that one LoL player that only played with his mouse which is kinda insane aswell
I have a friend who played CoD like a flightsim and he said that ”it just makes sense” to him.
Honestly the most insane set up I've seen had a keyboard on the floor because my friend played something that required keeping a key almost always pressed and went "I got a spare keyboard, might as well do it with my foot and free a finger" as a joke and then kept using this system because it worked and later couldn't be bothered to unlearn it. He did switch to car pedals, so that he doesn’t need to be barefoot.
i went back to this because i forgot about his config, and thought, "it couldnt have been that bad". it is worse than i remember it being
The only keybind I ever change is crouch to "C", and honestly, I think that's a pretty common change for people to make.
One of my new favourite pros from 2022. When he started with the FNC lineup his energy in the player cams was infectious, just full sending and giving 100% for his team, it’s great to see. Looking forward to getting a fashr sticker for my AK and watching fnatic in 2023!!
0:40 "cursed postures" now I'm scared cause that's pretty much how I sit
Custom keybinds and inverted mouse, sure why not, but Inverted sound?! How tf does that work?
Only game i could think of where that would make sense is R6 because the sound engine is so broken you might as well have inverted sound 1/2 the time anyway
Again, none of these settings were picked for increased performance, they're artifacts of his father's gaming habits. For all we know, the old man always put his headphones on the wrong way around
his keybind has one theoretical advantage, because he moves forward with mouse, it means he can do diagonal counter strafe better than any conventional keybind
Honestly get the most grip onto mouse for accuracy even if it looks weird, reverse may light up different parts of your brain and you may do better once it's all replaced and set up.
M2 forwards is kinda genius, it primes your hand for better reactions in most situations.
Every kid: i want to play like fashr.
Lets copy his settings.
Fashr settings: welcome to hell
better is move from wasd to esdf or rdfg because of possible keys to which you can bind some action and stil reach modifiers like ctrl alt shift caps and tab
Inverted sound?? Anyone please explain, the only reason I could see would be some strange sensory issues lmao
I personally play witch a logitech g600, which is a mmo mouse with 12 thumb buttons and 3 mouse buttons
On my mouse i have most of the gun and nade binds, jump, buy, tab, esc, inspect, bomb, crouch, voicechat and on mouse3 i walk… i use my keyboard basically just for wasd and jumping.
Inverted mouse and movement on mouse was common in the 90s in games like Quake which are much more fast paced than CS.
I spent a hell of a long time playing Tribes 2 and Tribes Ascend and it took a little while to get used to the controls, since a few familiar things were mixed around, but once you get used to it there's no problem. I think a little experimenting is okay but people tend to find what they like and stick with it as long as it's not obviously holding them back, that's why we see a ton of strange resolutions in CSGO pros.
You should DEFNINITELY experiment with your keybinds, you'd be surprised at how many things you might dislike about WASD once you switch off of it. I personally tried a lot of unconventional layouts, from jumping with right mouse to walking with spacebar. I settled with ESDF in the end because it gives me plenty of keys to press while, most importantly, because I find it more comfortable since it's basically the same as being on the home row while typing
Reminds me of Toxjq from the pro Quake scene. That guy has absolutely bizarre binds as well.
I use standard QWERTY binds on an AZERTY keyboard because when i started on PC i directly use a pro config and realized years later that my binds are weird
Why not have the whole thescore esports team play with each other with FASHR's keybinds?
ive use TFGH as a replacement for WASD for a few years. it gives so many options having 9 keys i can hit with my pinky over just 3 with wasd is nice
Honestly facts.
For what though? (in cs:go)
thas aktually pretty smart. you also gain a little bit of room for your mouse
@@reeset movement T=foward G=back F+H=left+right. Then rebind you other keys to around where ever your pinky feels most comfy.
@@TheSirAshton90 ye ye i got that, but what additional pinky-functions do you need in cs:go, that u cant easily perform with WASD?
ESD(and the last lettre) is better than WASD. because you have more buttons available quickly. If only more games allow to keybind the arrow key (the ones on left you can type. Not the 4 arrow on the right.
This is the way
I had a buddy in the Source days who had forward and backward on mouse 1 and 2, jump on w, fire on control, crouch on s and zoom on space bar. He swore up and down that it gave him better one tap control to fire with his pinky finger rather than his left click, however, to this day i remain convinced he learned to play that way so no one would grab his computer at the old LAN center when he stood up for a smoke...
He will be the first guy who will enjoy writing code on Vim editor. (programmers will understand xD)
At least it's not a big brother this time.
Makes up for nice narrative but what binds and settings other people use really aren't this important.
They use whatever works for them, and that's the magic of wide customization options
I grew up using my mouse with my thumb on the left click, pointing finger on right click with the mouse turned 90 degrees (pointing to the left). So to move the mouse up I would move my hand to the right. The local library was the only place I could use a computer and their old ones dies and they didn't get replacements for a long time so I went about 5 years without regularly using a computer. I suspect that if I had continued to use a computer regularly in that time I would still use my mouse like that today.
that zoomed in face on the monitor 💀
Brooo I've been geeking about Fashr's settings since I found out who he was. Absolute MAD LAD.
I've searched high and low for invert look representation in the pro scene, very glad to hear Ive got Fashr to carry the invert legacy o7
as an aging gamer, the fact that i have never used WADS (instead use FGDZ) has turned out to be a bit of a curse. When you play daily, using a non-standard keybind is fine. But when playing quite rarely it would be much easier to stick with what the devs had in mind.
I remember that my father actually used to rebind forward movement to the mouse2 in 2000s FPS like Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Serious Sam and gave me a try. It's actually really convenient once you pick it up
I heard we actually see things upside down but our brain inverts the Image for us to perceive properly, but then again I need to fact check that myself
3:20 Frikandel speciaal maat
those keybinds would be hell for any other player
keybinds is understandable but inverted is the truly cursed part
Dimitri really hating on Frikandellen? Man about to enrage the Dutch Culinary field
grew up to moving with wasd, switched to moving with esdf when i was playing wow as i needed all those extra keys for other keybinds all around the movement keys, then when i returned to fps games, i played with esdf for a short while but switched back to wasd as thats what my brain always had used for movements in fps games.
you may question why exactly esdf.
it was still in same shape as wasd, and as i already normally rested my pinky on the side of shift and ctrl, moving the hand to be over esdf made me naturally rest the pinky on top of shift and ctrl, bound alt to one of the two thumb buttons on my mouse, had 1-6, qwrt for main hotbar of skills, agzxcv for macros, shift alt and ctrl used as modifier to bind to other hotbars with skills and items and macros.
on top of that, when i played wow, i had a mouse dpi of 3200 and in game mouse camera speed that was almost maxed (dont recall value but i know it was very high), even slightest movements of my mouse could almost do a 360 rotation, nowadays my mouse is set to 600-800 dpi and in game (csgo) sens of 0.95-1.25
Using mouse2 as forward was actually pretty common on quake
You can see that only up and down is inverted, but left and right is normal.
I thought my RDFG was weird... but rdfg is actually really good because it allows you to have access to your entire keyboard quickly, which allows you to have as many things bound as you want
"Hello, 911?, yeah i think i might have a possible psychopath on the loose"
I play inverted, have accel, C for Crouch, 1 for knife, 3 for Primary gun and Q for Pistol, and X for nades respectively. I cannot for the life of me use the ALT and the CTRL keys because my hands are too long and I am way too used to my old Quake binds. It feels very natural, although my peers hate me.
The fact that Dimitri say Fashr is "so old" and he's younger than me make me feel kinda bad man.
The worst?
At WCG 2001 one of the Australian players was disabled and in a wheelchair - he played with a trackball. I can't find where they finished because liquipedia has clan names instead of countries but pretty sure they got out of their group.
Idk why but him aping that ladder 1v2 is gloriously hilarious and chad😂
i was waiting for a Dimitri vid🤣
(P.s. can we talk about Blast World final👁️👁️)
Worst world final because skt didnt win
@@BraxtonMeyer bro he's talking about csgo blast world final that just finished, not LOL worlds
I used spacebar to shoot and i feel like im a freak already, and then comes this guy
the keybinds actually aren't that bad, it means he has more mouse space since he can move his keyboard over further to the left instead of using a 60% or tkl and losing the functionality of a full sized keyboard during normal use.
Weirdest thing I do is bind jump to M2 and zoom to space.
...Of course I also have a werid 44-key ortho bord and use SDFC for movement. Forward, left and right are all in a row and I kinda prefer that now.
been using an MMO mouse specifically in FPS games for a few years now and it's like night and day.
Don't worry, wait until he retires and he gets a job as a pilot. He will be seeing more cursed configs on a plane than on his keyboard.
I think Fashr said it best, everyone can be good at what they're comfortable at. I don't think there's a need for experimenting, rather just use something you're comfortable with and stick with it. I've always been pretty good at every game I played including CS (lv10 faceit) whilst playing on 8k edpi, for most people this is crazy uncomfortable and too high but for me it's perfect and I can aim in in pretty much every game. I think if anything, this video should serve as proof that there's no point in downloading anyone else's cfg's and just making something that works for you instead.
inverted mouse mad munted
This dude's keybind makes dyslexia look normal.