This is been exactly my point it is legitimately hard to do, it isn’t a cheat it is an advantage. Just like a tablet changes your ability to aim closed on open closed on closed key press doesn’t just make it possible to win. He still had to be incredibly regimented and disciplined to hit the targets, If tablet isn’t cheating making a button input in press and release isn’t cheating either. People completely misunderstand the 63ms is the time it takes for the gate on the circuit inside the key to open which then translates to the computer as an input, it is not some AI or programmable ability it is just the speed of the keyboard if he used a different key switch the timing would change based on spring pressure and speed of the circuit close and open on the switch. This has existed in arcade buttons since the absolute beginning of arcade buttons and anyone can demonstrate how it works if they have an arcade button handy. Not a key switch based arcade button but the holder version like happ still produces which uses the same micro switches as arcade sticks use where there are leads from both on closed and on open wiring options.
Quite an entertaining video for a second channel upload I must say 🧐🧐
This is been exactly my point it is legitimately hard to do, it isn’t a cheat it is an advantage. Just like a tablet changes your ability to aim closed on open closed on closed key press doesn’t just make it possible to win. He still had to be incredibly regimented and disciplined to hit the targets,
If tablet isn’t cheating making a button input in press and release isn’t cheating either. People completely misunderstand the 63ms is the time it takes for the gate on the circuit inside the key to open which then translates to the computer as an input, it is not some AI or programmable ability it is just the speed of the keyboard if he used a different key switch the timing would change based on spring pressure and speed of the circuit close and open on the switch.
This has existed in arcade buttons since the absolute beginning of arcade buttons and anyone can demonstrate how it works if they have an arcade button handy. Not a key switch based arcade button but the holder version like happ still produces which uses the same micro switches as arcade sticks use where there are leads from both on closed and on open wiring options.
i aint reading allat. its a cheat.
ah yes there we go the video is uploaded !