Keyboard Users?

[Takahashi]

Even though Joe The Condor left this thread I would like to reply to her / his / it post.

So you use M+KB for FPS, and sticks for fighters, and
keyboard for Typing of The Dead. We are alike!

What about driving video-games?
I do not play FPS video-games.
I also use joy pad for versus fighting video-games.

Ryu1999 gave me neg rep, and said I was “wrong.” How is my opinion wrong? lol

I do not find that Joe The Condor is wrong.
I do find that Joe The Condor is unclear.
However I am unclear at times too.

So, a person who uses a keyboard for fighting games is bashing others for using a keyboard in fighting games? woah woah woah, you’re a genius. If you actually read any of my posts you would notice that I was posting my experiences with the keyboard like the OP asked us to. When I said it was nearly impossible to do 360s on command, he said “lol rofl u suzk with keyboarzzzz.” I also asked him to play me in a match, and prove it, and he never replied back.

Unless I point out “medical fact,” which is indeed a "medical fact’ when saying the stick is easier to perform 360s than the keyboard is. I never said you couldn’t do 360s on the keyboard because I have done them ~3-20 tries.

Joe The Condor should have clarified, not hinted,
that Joe The Condor can not deal with a keyboard when playing versus fighting video-games.
I can say that: “I am having an hard time playing versus fighting video-games with a keyboard”.
It looked more like that Joe The Condor was implying that it is the same for everyone to me instead of pointing to Joe The Condor.

I so got my first infraction did I not?

[Takahashi]

My friend uses a Max Shooter converter to play.
http://www.mayflash.com/maxshooter/max%20ps2/max%20ps2-2.htm

It does have lag.
And it will hang after playing for a while,
a button presses itself continuously.

[JedahsMinistry]

^ That’s unfortunate. I tried the SmartJoyFrag for PS2, it doesn’t seem capable of recognizing multiple presses at the same time. Instead of 1+2+3, it registers as 1,2, THEN 3.

There’s a few more of these types out there IIRC, anyone try the rest?

[Tech_Romancer]

The problem I see with a keyboard is the fact you can’t use it at tourney gatherings and the like.

Well, for people that play fighters on DC, there is a keyboard for that console and I think one for PS2, but still, its impractical. I would think keyboard users would get even more flack than pad users if they were to show up at tourneys.

[JohnGrimm]

The problem I see with a keyboard is the fact you can’t use it at tourney gatherings and the like.

Well, for people that play fighters on DC, there is a keyboard for that console and I think one for PS2, but still, its impractical. I would think keyboard users would get even more flack than pad users if they were to show up at tourneys.

I am trying to alleviate this issue by engineering a keyboard from a controller. I recently bought a 3rd party PS3 controller to see if I could. Bad idea. The controller gets sync issues and will not connect to a PS3, nor my PC (Yes, you can use PS3 controllers on PC). But be not weary, my quest continues. One day I shall manufacture a keyboard and no more will keyboard users have to make due with what is readily available for consoles.

[JedahsMinistry]

^ Have you heard of the Cthulhu board, or the Universal PCB?

I plan on trying to make a new “keybox” with one of those as the heart, this as the enclosure and Cherry MX switches as the keys.

Good luck on your project.

[JohnGrimm]

^ Have you heard of the Cthulhu board, or the Universal PCB?

I plan on trying to make a new “keybox” with one of those as the heart, this as the enclosure and Cherry MX switches as the keys.

Good luck on your project.

While I am not too interested in the UPCB, the Cthulu board looks fantastic, and the Plastic Enclosure also looks perfect for what I intend to use. I thank you for these. This ought to make my project a whole lot easier.