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Anonymous Mon Nov 28 02:25:21 2011 No.8159696 [Reply] [Original]

>that feel when keyboard doesn't let you shoot and move diagonally

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 02:25:46 2011 No.8159699 well hello there patchy...

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 02:39:17 2011 No.8159723 Then just build a stick.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 02:45:17 2011 No.8159738 That, combined with my refusal to buy a gamepad for reasons I'm still trying to think up, is the main reason I haven't faced Koishi yet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:01:46 2011 No.8159767 Sticks are fine, but my reaction time is 100x faster just using the arrow keys. Unfortunately.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:14:16 2011 No.8159792 Get a less shitty keyboard.

Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:14:17 2011 No.8159794
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Rebind the keys with an external program, and use ones that don't cause a tie-up. When I want to play NSML or SNES games on my laptop keyboard, I move them up a row, and it works fine.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:15:21 2011 No.8159798 N-key rollover

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 03:18:45 2011 No.8159806 I'm both bad with keyboard and bad with joysticks. I usually just use my PS2 controller d-pad, works pretty well.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 04:57:16 2011 No.8160031 Use the numpad for moving, keyboard for shooting. Problem solved.

>>	Tokiko Mon Nov 28 05:02:16 2011 No.8160043 >>8159806 Why would you use a controller if you're only using it for the D-pad? Learn to use sticks.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:04:46 2011 No.8160053 File: 790 KB, 1200x1200, d77f3de3c913d201b113cdad61c1dafd.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Really? Even my old shitty Microsoft keyboard works fine. If you play on a laptop, do yourself a favor and get a USB keyboard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:31:47 2011 No.8160124 File: 859 KB, 868x1213, 1288130249214.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What sticks does /jp/ recommend?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:37:46 2011 No.8160136 >>8160124 Anything but Happs. I personally like Seimitsu.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:42:16 2011 No.8160146 I use my 360 controller's analog stick for toehoe. It just feels natural for some reason.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:43:46 2011 No.8160148 >>8160124 None. Get a flight stick.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:44:16 2011 No.8160150 >>8160124 Seimitsu parts for shooters/misc Sanwa parts for fighters

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:45:16 2011 No.8160152 >>8160146 The 360 analog stick is damn good, I always use it when I can. The grip and the tension are just right.

>>	Tokiko Mon Nov 28 05:45:47 2011 No.8160153 >>8160124 I use a Logitech DualAction. They're only $20.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:50:46 2011 No.8160158 What? Why are you using analog controllers? Do the newest touhou games have analog movement?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:51:16 2011 No.8160160 >>8160158 No.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 05:55:17 2011 No.8160167 >>8160160 well then keyboard is simply the best. Stop messing aroung with the controllers and enjoy playing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:04:16 2011 No.8160180 >>8160158 because it's comfortable

Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:05:16 2011 No.8160186

Q: Why can't I press more than two keys at a time?
A: Many PC ("Personal Computer") keyboards limit the number of key signals that
can be transmitted simultaneously. For example, certain combinations of three
or more alphanumeric keys may not work. Conversely, there may be some
combinations of three or more keys that *do* work. You would just have to
test by trial-and-error to find out, since these combinations can vary
between keyboards. Joysticks and gamepads generally don't have this
limitation.

If you must use a keyboard, you can set multiple game keys to a single
keyboard key. Alternatively, you could set some keys to the right and left
Ctrl and Shift keys, since most keyboards do not restrict signals from
these keys.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:12:46 2011 No.8160199 >>8160180 lol, i bet that you also use easy mode

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:20:16 2011 No.8160220 >>8160199 I play on normal mode like a sane person.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:31:16 2011 No.8160256 >>8160186 There used to be a utility on a game sometime back that helped you arrange your keys based on rollover.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:38:18 2011 No.8160276 >>8160220 well i've always been a little lunatic myself

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:42:47 2011 No.8160283 I've only had problems moving diagonally with my keyboard with SNES emulators.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 06:58:19 2011 No.8160315 File: 29 KB, 156x194, 1275814335115.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>8160283 Ouch, how do you manage with that!

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 07:08:47 2011 No.8160344 >>8160283 up+left+spacebar my childhood...

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 28 07:11:18 2011 No.8160354 Remap the keys if you don't want to buy another keyboard, stick, or gamepad.

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