Azeron Gaming Keypad Review: A Competitive FPS Gamer's Dream.
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Looking to get the Azeron Gaming Keypad for Warzone or Apex Legends? Want to know how the Azeron analog stick and keybinds hold up in the competitive FPS scene? Look no further!
As a proud owner of both an Azeron Classic and Azeron compact, I've spent over a year figuring out the best azeron settings to give you that sweet, sweet dub.
I talk about everything from Deadzones, keybinds, and the differences between reWASD and 360 modes.
Please enjoy the video and music!
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*Phenomenally* comprehensive overview. This was the synopsis I was looking for before pulling the trigger. Thank you.
yes! I love my azeron. been using it for almost a year now and could never go back.
Also with pedals for throttle and a Joystick with twist stick it is perfect for 6DOF space sims like Star Citizen or Elite Dangerous. I use the Azeron stick for strafing up down left right
Finally a review that answers all my questions!
Ordered my Cyborg...can't wait for it to arrive!
Did they give you an ETA on shipping?
@@sleeplesshollow4216 September like everyone else.
Same here! Been playing on mouse and keyboard for 20 years, I'm ready for the next step.
@@bigalan1942 How do some have already? Unfair
@@BBlaze. Me too. Probably 25 years. Ordered the compact and 3 days later they brought out the Cyborg. Cancelled order and now the wait is killing me.
Thanks - I was looking for an experience based take on how these analogue stick left hand peripherals perform in a competitive setting; surprisingly hard to find. You nailed it.
Exactly what I was looking for for a review. I've been wanting to make the switch to MNK but i hate the K part of it because of the lack of mobility. I was hoping the azeron would give the best of both worlds so it was awesome to hear it confirmed. Thank you!
I had a feeling I'd see you here lmao. This looks like a monster for ESO and other MMO's. I'm getting one now because the Razer Tartarus is not comfortable at all for ESO specifically with my hand. Did you end up getting an Azeron gamepad?
@@depraved2099 i did yes, i love it. sorry i didn't see this until now
I’ve had this thing for half a year now and honestly it is like the best thing I’ve ever bought for pc gaming. I always hated how clunky keyboards were so my solution originally was to get a mouse with more buttons. However there weren’t any good light mice with a decent amount of buttons besides cheap ones and really heavy ones (shoutout to the Logitech g300s and the roccat nice that even came close).
When I found out about it I literally bought it same day and when I got it I knew that I would never play another game on keyboard again. Originally I wasn’t sold on the idea of the joystick, but it really is indistinguishable for me from keyboard movement when it’s on wasd and you use the restrictor ring it gives you, except now I have complete freedom to move any direction I was while using any ability, equipment, etc.
Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I really appreciate it very much and I think you have opened my mind. I've been a consoler all my life. Playing on my sister's pink GameBoy, the PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, Nintendo 3DS, PS3, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S... 1 year ago I dared to take the step and play on my "PC". It's a laptop with a crappy GTX 950m graphics card 😂😭and frankly, I liked the idea. The fact is that I like to have absolute freedom with my game, play the game with the peripheral that I want and there are more reasons... Like not having to depend on a subscription. and pay the "online" when my parents are paying for the Internet and tomorrow. I will also have to pay for Internet access. The best thing on PC is the issue of prices in video games. On console it is absurdly expensive and there are no competitive sales nor is there an extensive catalog of sales. Games like Monster Hunter World or The Witcher collection or Ryse Son of Rome, etc. I calmly play those games with a controller. In Destiny 2, Apex Legends, Doom 2016, Doom Eternal, etc. I prefer to play with keyboard and mouse. It is much more comfortable to use the mouse. The keyboard not so much because the main reason you say in the video. Move the character with "WASD" and at the same time activate other types and make more combinations... It is very difficult. You feel clumsy because you get confused with the keys, you have no muscle memory and still... I have been playing with the integrated keyboard on my laptop for 1 year and 3 months with my Wooting Two HE. I still get confused sometimes and I really missed the analog control. That's why I bought the Wooting Two HE! 😂 And it has not convinced me much. Maybe it's because the switch travel on the key is not long enough or I don't know... I still get confused with the keys and it's overwhelming at times. I really liked how you explained in the video and understanding the purpose of the keypads, especially this one. Being a console player who takes the step to the PC, do you recommend its purchase? I am hopeful so. And I could go to the trouble and save because the Wooting Two HE is not cheap at all. It's a great keyboard but the analog function... May not be worth it for everyone xd
Edit.: I'm sorry, I forgot to mention one thing and that is apparently. The Azeron Cyborg reminds me a lot of the Wii Remote. In the left hand you had a nunchuk to control the analog stick and in the right hand, another nunchuk that you control and aim with your hand, isn't it essentially the same thing? Azeron keypad with analog stick + mouse.
Instead of changing the keybinds on the Azeron software for every game, I would change the games keybinds to what you have bound on the Azeron. That way, the game is your profile and you don't have to set up a new profile for every game. The only exception i'd say is that you'd have 2 profiles for games that support joysticks, vs ones that you need to use wsad
Wow. I'm actually coming out with a new follow-up video and I came to the exact same conclusion with keeping your keybinds the same and just having a WASD/Controller variant.
I spent a good chunk of time tinkering with which keys would be most likely used in the largest number of games I've had a slot of success with my profile so far rarely having to adjust more than a few of the default keybinds.
That looks actually like an amazing idea of a mouse
Keyboard
I put off playing kb/m for years because of the kb. I finally made the jump with the Razer Tartarus, but they kept failing on my (always the front button on the stick mapped to W), I went through 3 in under a year. Bit the bullet and picked up an Azerron Cyborg about a year ago and couldn't be happier.
Azeron just simply rocks your gamming into overdrive. Love mine. Awesome just awesome.
I love my Azeron Compact but there are some annoyances. Took me around 30 hours to get used to it and another 20 to find an optimal setup for most FPS ganes. Only very few games allow simultaneous usage of mouse and azeron controller mode. Other games constantly switch the UI. For this reason I stick with the WASD mode for almost all games.
Would love a wireless version.
First USB-C :)
Best practical usage review I've seen of the Azeron. Don't know if I'll ever get one, but they do look really cool and I love that it's an indie company.
Thank you! Hopefully in the future these type of devices become more and more mainstream and accessible to a larger audience.
1:09 I was not expecting that 😂
I always see the same comment on these. "Just use a keyboard".... For me missed keys, fat fingers, losing my place on the keyboard all a struggle for years. Could not get it using a controller either. I have been using the Azeron Compact for about a month now to play COD... MW, Cold War and Vanguard and I love it. Like any new device I was a little clumsy with it at first but quickly realized the potential after several Bot games to get it setup. My patience has definitely paid off. The software rocks and the joystick is exactly what I always imagined I needed once I got it setup. Anyone that has used one knows you can move, dodge, quick peek, strafe, throw tactical items, jump in any direction and so much more with just a flick of a finger or thumb movement on the joystick. Your fingers stay in pretty much a fixed position so you don't get lost or have to stretch, reach or move them into odd positions to reach a key. I can honestly say I have never seen so many end match "play of the game" videos featuring me since I got this. I give this keypad a ten out of 10!
Great video! thank you! I've been on the fence with these since I first saw them a couple months ago... I plays MnK for years from the original Doom through Unreal Tournament, and only switched to Console with the original Xbox for Halo 2. I'm really struggling going back to Keyboard, so this seems to be the perfect blend for me.
If a fellow Titanfall player recommends it, I'm sold. off I go to order one!
As much as I'm looking to buying one of these i do disagree that the Razer products is just playing with another keyboard since you have way more buttons for your thumb it makes it better than a keyboard.
I play League of Legends I want a binding for every item slot, every allied player, and every ability-upgrade.
This is so exciting. Designed this product in my head as a 12 year old and now it's here!
I play MMOs with my Azeron for that exact reason lol. Won't lie, it took longer to familiarize myself with for MMOs since during childhood I was a clicker and have little keybinding experience in general w/ MMOs, but now that I can correlate each ability on my hotbar with the finger movement to perform it, it's so easy.
@@VoidHunt what a time to be alive.
It's funny, the existence of this peripheral makes me want to buy a whole new rig, so I can actually GAME. Presently, my toaster only runs 1 program at a time (Ryzen 3)
@@solidaritytime3650 At least its a CPU issue! I'm not jealous of anyone trying to get a GPU upgrade atm, but I myself am actually getting a CPU upgrade (12700k) and some m.2 SSDs never tried beyond sata before
The intro section pretty much describes my feeling on m and k
Hey void. Is your keypad still serving you well? Just wondering about the durability. Great vid
It's still treating me well. The thumbstick has a drifting issue now like i mentioned in the video, so that sucks, but it really was from me dropping it on its side right on that stick haha
@@VoidHunt hopefully the drift isn't too bad haha
I’ve had mine for like, 8 or 9 months now? After the first month, I’ve had a slight drift with the stick but calibrated it 3 times, rotating left, right and left again during test. Never had an issue since then. Love using it but I still mess up pretty bad, that’s on me tho so you’ll have a different experience with it.
Honestly wached 7 times.
Im so excited to get one!
Ths review has sold me. Has anyone tried this with Planetside?
Void, thanks for the review. I guess you don't play Fortnite but worth asking. If you do, please share your key binds. I'm about to receive my Cyborg this week. I honestly don't understand how kids manage to build, edit and move at the same time on K&M when your most important fingers are busy with AWSD... I suck pretty bad, haha.
Hey, I do not but I just came out with an updated Azeron video that might cover some things you're curious about. Specifically, on the new Cyborg and the old classic you can do literally anything else you want while moving around as those keybinds have nothing to do with your thumb moving the analog stick.
BTW, for anyone interested, my Fortnite mechanics have gone lightyears ahead after I switched to my Cyborg. For me personally, it is a game changer. Can't imagine ever going back to the keyboard (and I own the infamous SteelSeries Apex Pro that pros use). I still suck terribly but it is not anymore due to my inability to reach all necessary keys and hit the right keys consistently (for 1,5 years I painfully tried to find keybinds that work for me on kb&m)... it's more due to my lack of awareness and poor game sense but that's not something any controller can help with.
I've bought one and I'm so damn excited to use the azeron in Halo Infinite BUT I am a couch gamer...so I use a vertical mouse and will use the Azeron also vertical and this could be even better than use it standardly with the stick on the side, I will use it on the top because I will sit on the couch with the Azeron left of me and the mouse right. I'm so damn excited!!!!
Sounds like a plan, let me know how it works out for you!
I think the real secret weapon here would be learning to use aiming and shooting buttons on the Azeron as when you use them on the mouse you increase downward force you're applying to the mouse which makes it difficult and more inconsistent to move and adjust in combat, also people in intense moments often jerk the mouse off target when clicking because of their adrenaline. Binding those keys to the Azeron could eliminate both of those issues.
I hear you, and in theory that would work given you have so many keybinds on the Azeron, but I'd only recommend trying something like this if you have no real PC gaming experience, because clicking with your right hand is so hardwired and ingrained by that point. Aim Training would be a better solution in that case. Console players though...I can definitely see it as potentially worthwhile.
@@VoidHunt yep. For anyone who's been playing shooters with a mouse, it would become extremely difficult to switch. Muscle memory engraved so deep into your brain...
Definitely intrigued by this might give it a shot really appreciate your video ps what was your Ion doing at the end 😂
Not following Protocol 3, that's for sure
Been debating on getting a game pad lately
Well worth the plunge, especially if you're committed to learning new key binds
Great Vid, thanks
Hi, I've lost my right hand recently, do you think that azeron would be suitable for mmo games like lost ark or league of legends? Basically games that you use mouse to move, could thumb stick make up for mouse?
Sadly, no, the Azeron could really only be used in Controller mode, with you using the keys for WASD movement and set it to right analog for moving the camera around. Not all games support this, though, especially MMOs that are PC-based.
I recommend instead getting a left-handed MMO mouse with lots of buttons on the side for moving around and hotkeys. I hope this helps, and I'm sorry for your loss.
@@VoidHunt Yeah, thanks for letting me know, I thought it like that but wanted to make sure. Wish I knew about this device while I still had both hands. ;)
What is the game at 9 mins?
It's a rogue-lite indie game called Risk of Rain 2, good game IMO
This is why I got the GMK joystick ($50)
No cap, looks pretty good especially for 50$, probably still have to relearn keybinds like w/ an Azeron since you're limited to the bottom of the keyboard, but definitely better than WASD keys lol
Damn just started valorant. Wonder if there's something I could do with reward. Have you used rewasd?
Bruh... do you work these guys? Holy sh*ttt do I want one now! Pounding my chest like a gorrila, being so fkin hyped xDDDDD
I hope you pick one up, I haven't stopped using mine once since I got them long before making this video
@@VoidHunt Bruh... its arriving this friday, I m soooo damn hyped..
Also, I ve seen nothing but positivity, and when I found a vid that was speaking negatively about it, the comment section was FILLED with people saying this product was the shit :P
It would be better if you split the screen. Azeron one side, game play the other side.
It's hard to tell what you're using with just the gameplay.
I can do all of that with a genetic Dell keyboard.
Check out my 11 backstabs streaks on my top video xD
The production quality for my Azeron follow-up video will be much improved. Unfortunately as a top .1% hand model I cannot simply upload videos showing off the goods for free like that, but I will do what I can to make up for it in commentary.
Just ordered the cyborg. But it won't even ship till april
Yeah the Cyborg backlog is pretty cray, I preordered mine and it still took like 4 months. I'm extraordinarily happy with it, though. I think people should get the original or compact first to see if they don't feel so overwhelmed because the Cyborg def. has an extra learning curve with the buttons and learning how to press the top-most ones with the top of your knuckles
what about stick drift?
Can anyone advise?
I am trying to join my university's League of Legends team. Would this keypad be allowed in collegiate matches if I left off the downloadable software like he mentioned?
Yes, there's no reason whatsoever for them to reject its usage, especially in WASD mode since at that point its just a super economical keyboard. It looks wild but once they understand what it is there shouldn't be any issue. The only exception would be tournaments that require you to use the stuff they provide for you, Fortnight comes to mind. I'm not sure if they would let you adjust/keybind the Azeron they provide for you before the match and while that may not be an issue for keyboards it def. is for Azeron. Still, this is just speculation I haven't heard of any case of the Azeron being flatly rejected from tournament play. Hope this helps!
still using it? did it break? is it possible to configure 8 directions key movement on the joystick? the game i play is 2d.
Still using it will make a new follow-up video on it soon. None of mine broke, though I did upgrade to the newer Cyborg version from the classic, and had the compact version prior to the classic so it wasn't just 1 device used the entire time. It is possible to configure each key. You could theoretically use the analog stick to cycle between 8 different keys at once but...it's...it's very, very difficult to do. I would say to stick with 4 keys max if using it for purposes outside of movement or 3 to be safe.
this thing looks immense..but being 3D printed surely It raises questions about reliability and durability?
It's durable, and the 3d printed pieces don't feel cheap or like they could break in anyway. The analog stick slowly drifting over time was the biggest thing I noticed outside of occasionally retightening the adjustment screws that hold everything in the place you want, but that's a controller analog problem in general and it's nothing like joy-con levels of drift and can be recalibrated in a way controllers cannot through software.
It looks intimidating but it's just because the buttons curl around your hand and fingers ergonomically.
Great video! Poggers 🥵🥵🥵
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
@@VoidHunt you should get the cyborg and possibly make a review of that?
@@mokmokfish2910 I still haven't gotten mine even though I preordered it unfortunately. There's like a 30k+ backlog of preorders they're going through but once I get it you bet!
@@VoidHunt yeah, I was going to get one in a few months but was thinking of buying one now so it comes on time lol. I'll be waiting patiently for the upload :)
In my opinion almost no games support the 360 movement + mouse / keyboard actions at the same time. I have in matter of fact find 0 games where that would work, lol. Mapping WASD to stick is okay though...
Do you mean support as in doesn't flash the console buttons all the time? I agree with that...but 360 works with most games by default simply because controller support in general on most games. If you can use a controller to play it, you should be able to use 360 mode unless they intentionally disabled it IE Apex Legends. But games that have no console support, like Total War, won't support its usage.
@@VoidHunt No, it seems that almost every game that I have tried doesn't support the 360 movement + keyboard/mouse actions at the same time. Like if you start walking, and then lets say press mouse1 to shoot, walking stops. I thing rogue company is only one where it works from those that I have tried.
Funny, virtually every game I've tried outside BRs and Strat games has worked fine in 360 mode, including Elden Ring...though I mainly play shooters and action/adventure games like that. It seems your mileage may vary with this, I'm not sure what games you're trying it on, have you made sure steam controller support is enabled?
@@VoidHunt I mainly play shooters. I have tested this at least with metro exodus, R6: Siege, Mafia 1 & 2, Deathloop, left 4 dead 2, back 4 blood, cyberpunk, what remains of edit finch. Maybe some others to. Haven't even bothered to test how it works on games anymore. I just play R6 with it, WASD mapped to stick. I think steam controller support has been enabled when I have tried these. Not 100% sure, can't remember. It's been a while since I last tried, lol.
@@janneus WASD mode def gets the job done, but it sucks the games you play don't have the 360 controller support. Hopefully as these type of devices become more mainstream we get better and better game support from devs
So I cannot use the joy stick on apex legends like a normal controller ?
Unfortunately, no, every time you move your analog stick the mouse will be locked in place and unresponsive until the controller input ends. WASD mode is the only way I found to run Apex with a mouse. Hope I helped!
@@VoidHunt hopefully PC games support joystick movements soon! 8 directions isn't terrible but not perfect.
@@orcishh No doubt. Hopefully as the Azeron userbase grows more and more Devs will offer compatibility for Analog Movement + Mouse.
Dude the joystick set to WASD works nearly identical to the analog besides movement speed control, it’s all I use honestly because I play escape from tarkov and it’s wicked
@Curt so this works really well for Tarkov? I’d like to get one and that’s the main game I play.
Diagonal strafing isn’t a good thing. It shortens the distance that your enemy has to swing their crosshair to stay on target with you. I’ve been using them for about 3 years now, but am transferring over to traditional Kbm as the movement limitations re limiting my growth.
I understand your perspective on this but I disagree. Speaking purely with a mouse here not applicable to controller: Most people use right handed mice, and not all mouse movements are equally easy to perform. Trying to aim at something that requires you to drag your mouse to your lower left quadrant is going to be far, far more difficult than someone you try to aim at that you can track just adjusting to the left in a straight line.
Additionally, there's expectation. Your potential to incorporate diagonal strafes in situations everyone else is limited to standard strafing is a boon. You eventually get used to the momentum of characters, knowing just by the fact they're starting to move t the left now where they'll be in the timeespan it takes you to readjust your shot. Now they have to differentiate if you're moving fully to the left or diagonally.
@@VoidHunt First and foremost I apologize for the length of this comment, but im pretty passionate about this, and ive own 5 azerons of every variation:
It sounds like your talking about strafe speed variation. Which is exactly what I think is one of the reasons its bad. By strafing diagonally, from the perspective of your opponent you are moving slower. The only way this is an advantage is if you are dependent on them overflicking. Anyone with even a moderate level of mouse control will have an EASIER time tracking you, regardless of what direction you are traveling. It becomes even worse if you are strafing towards them, making your hitbox grow in size from your opponents perspective. Diagonal strafing also runs into issues when incorporated with cover. If you strafe diagonally out of cover, you have a longer time getting back into cover, and if you strafe diagonally forward in front of your cover, you may not be able to return at all. Remember its not about the distance your actually moving, its about what it looks like from your opponents point of view. If this were truly an advantage, people with keyboards would implement it(its literally just holding W or S and pressing A or D), as its actually easier to do due to the static positions of the keyboard matching 1 to 1 with the values that the game will actually produce unless its a game like fortnite that allows for 360 movement while also on keyboard. A thumbstick has many more physical positions than what can be represented in game. and while sure you can train your thumbstick angles, theres always the possibility of a missinput, where isnt really on a keyboard with something as simple as a diagonal strafe (holding WA and then WD) And youre not really limited in other keybinds. You only ever need two fingers on movement keys, and your thumb can reach literally any letter key while still pressing wasd. I have like 10 binds on my thumb if other fingers are preoccupied.
Also I really really hate how the azeron introduces the centerpoint issue into movement (the reason the right thumbstick on controllers needs aim assist) Yes you touched on your video that you can AD spam as fast, but its not really about that, its mora about the speed in which calculated strafe aiming and strafe dodging can be made. Because a thumbstick will have to pass through the centerpoint before registering movement, it will never reach the speeds that a keyboard can in regards to reactive movement. Which is an objective disadvantage. This also effects aim, as the consistency of movement helps anchor your aim and movement synchronization.
And I understand how having mouse clicks can make for faster actuation, but with keyboards like the wooting, highground, the Apex pro, all having adjustable actuation points of .1MM which is lower than that of the azeron, I wouldnt quite call this an advantage either.
I will say the azeron is an amazing tool for intuitive understanding and comfort. Hands down the most comfortable gaming devices I own and in my opinion, THATS it advantage (damn near zero chance of developing RSI), not these mechanical ones the Azeron company have been claiming.
And tbh, its market isnt even focused on that. For the azeron to be appealing, youd have to want to be on MNK (probably due to a lack of performance on controller, which means youre simply out of practice with the strength of aim assist in current titles) but you also dont feel proficient on a keyboard, as you stated in your video when you said you had issues pressing other buttons along with WASD. I too had these same issues until I just muscled through them, only to find out that none of the advantages I thought azeron gave me were actual advantages, it was just move comfortable due to my inexperience on a keyboard.
When I spoke to a coach I hired who is in Voltaic, she described it as "from a competitive standpoint, Thats the worst parts of both inputs. the worst of both worlds" lol. When I began looking more into strafe theory, I really began to understand that thumbsticks are just at an inherent disadvantage for movement, even beyond just AD spam.Those finer adjustments matter, especially for any game with higher ttk.
And lastly until Azeron allows for 3rd party parts and adjustments to their models it cant even begin to be a competitor against other gaming peripherals. When I did use them as my fulltime peripherals they would have many issues within the year, but lacked the ability to hotfix or replace easily. Serious controller players routinely need new controllers, and these are far more delicate than controllers.
I think an azeron with buttons for movement could make waves, but at that point, just get a keyboard with a hand shaped PCB.
OH but for RTS games FOOOOK the keyboard, azeron on top all day😤 I went up like 2 whole teirs in Dota 2 after being hardstuck for like 7 years.
is it possible to use this with only one hand
I gave this some thought. I think the best bet for one-handed gaming is likely an ergonomic 'MMO' mouse with a bunch of buttons. Using the cursor and mouse will almost always be the most important for PC gaming, and moving with the MMO buttons, the scroll wheel, or however you decide to do it would be very possible, with all the other buttons for keybinds
On the other hand, you can also use the Azeron's stick as the 'aiming' stick for controllers and then use the middle keys for movement and the rest for other controller buttons. but this requires reWASD third party software for games that don't let you emulate controller while also using KB+M controls. Hope this helps!
Did u had aim assist while using it, at least on call of duty???
I doubt it
On cross play games, he said it has to be attached to WASD movement which would mean PC settings.
Weird question, no need for aim assist when you aim with your mouse
@@tooney012345678910 that doesn't answer my question.
@@yoa_nlgx ok, so the answer is no, the only way to have aim assist with a mouse is to have a xim or something like that which converts mouse signal into analog stick signal
@@tooney012345678910 there u go, thank u. That's better info
You're gonna get a shit load of Keyboard die hard fanatics holding on to the past for no logical reason.
One advantage they have is being able to ragechat more quickly because their keyboard is right there, lol
@@VoidHunt haha.
After taking 2 hours looking at game and setting up keybinds I wanted.... I was able to use all keybinds instantly with no problem in Guild Wars 2 ... but I bet not many can just set and forget them.
I'm still trying to realize where I want the following buttons in GW2: you have 5 basic attacks, 5 utility skills and from 1 to 5 different abilities depending on Professions you are playing (F1 to F5) On top of that you need Jump, Dodge, Weapon Swap, Mount, Target enemy, Mark Target, Select Target, UnTarget, extra ability that you sometimes have and interact/loot button. That think that is buttons I want to setup. Where do I place jump once all my other keys are already full? You also want ESC somewhere, maps, inventory and some other option panels probably... At the moment I'm running Dodge, Jump and extra ability on mouse ... but that can have small problems ... then again it is not FPS so the mouse movement probably is not a problem :D
TL;DR: It took me 0 seconds to remember and use my own keybindings after setuping them my self.
Since I've played gw2 a lot im curious if u manadged 2 fit all buttons in on the azeron. Atm im mostly playing fps games where u can just jump in a direction if u now need 2 for instance "move in a direction while casting ability". Also the Cyborg queue is half a year what 2 do.
@@gondarc145 I am still tinkering. I think using Logitech G600 or similar mouse with extra buttons help. The biggest questions is ... Where do you want the following: Jump, Dodge & Weaponswap?
Currently in order
Mount, nothing, auto run, weapon swap
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 0
F1 F2 F3 F4
Target, Target mark, Mark Target, F5
for the thump button I set loot all as I don't need it that often but want it to be close by.
The small D pad is press ESC and then Heropanel, Group, Map and Inventory which I use most.
I can still flex my keybindings somehwat but I think my abilities are set. The questions just is do I want to jump? Had it on pinkie finger buuut twitter.com/WizardXeze/status/1463522133984829440 this kind of problem ... I think the jump on pinkie would be fine but I would prefer it for thump like you usually use it ... curently I'm using it on my mouse with dodge :D then I keep using old keybind and try to attack "DODGE!" hilarious some times...
@@xezzee I mean U could always toggle the ”double tap W,A,S or D button for dodging and you wouldent need too bind it… for jumping id put on point finger or get creative and use mousewheel-down hehe, weaponswap could prob be on your pinkie since if it gets stuck sometimes I don’t think it will affect ur overall gameplay? 🤷♀️
It’s definitely a challenge too get it good and find something you like id assume, maybe there are some reddit post with a good button config…? Best of luck getting it right tho.
I’ll order a classic one since I missed my shot at getting the newer version and if I get back on gw2 ill hit u up for config helps (:
@@gondarc145 it is recomended to not use double tap to dodge AND using it with thumpstick 😆 that would drive me to insane. In Fractals and Raids there are boss mechanics that require you to jump or dodge~ so both are important.
Weapon swap depends what you play how much use it gets. Elementalist does not use it but other professions do. For druid I use it often to drop CA and stuff like that. But it has been fun 😄 I need to investigate the button to see why it fets stuck, I'm rather sure it is just the direction I press it but hard to say...
It’s a mouse with extra steps
A lot of people want to dual-wield these for some reason, I can imagine flight and space sims evolving into a whole new game with that lol
Keyboard alternative
i constantly switch back and forth from kbm to controller in the middle of games
As Azeron modes or in general? Theres certain games that won't let you change back and forth unless you're in the main menu but other than that I don't see any problem switching modes, just not sure why you'd want to in the middle of a match
@@VoidHunt no i dont have the azeron yet but i really want one i swich on for example gta because i like driving with controller but i love the percision of a mouse
@@dopedonald6976 I gotcha now, yeah I used to do that too with No Man's Sky with flight controls on controller I can totally relate, it's one of the things that steered me towards the Azeron purchase
so would you highly recomend azeron for that type of gaming then?
@@dopedonald6976 it's definitely ideal for exploration/adventure games. You can bind your inventory/map/journal etc to the d-pad stick for instance and it's way more convenient than reaching around the keyboard Everytime. Plus the mouse makes space combat, mining and stuff a lot easier since I can aim and turn with it while keeping 360 movement. Even in WASD mode it feels way more natural to use a thumbstick for flying
How. Do. You. Mispronouce. Beta?
I wouldn't know
these reviews of healthy people playing azeron because is fancy , not because they actually have only one actual functional hand make me smile and cringe at the same time
Thank you for the comment. I'm actually making a new video soon on it and noticed they have a Cyro now, which I would imagine would be even better for a one-handed gamer since all-in-one including the mouse. I'm sorry for what you must go through, but I am glad at least there are devices such as these that exist for one-handed players such as yourself or a loved one to still be able to experience the joys of gaming
keyboard is best