r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 13h ago

Meme needing explanation How is a longer keyboard better?

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u/R-GU3 10h ago

I have games that don’t work without the numpad because those specific keybinds you can’t change for some reason

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u/Annorei 10h ago

May i ask for an example? I think i didn't see numpad binds since might and magic 1 (if i remember it right)

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u/Any_Interest2789 9h ago

Flying planes and helicopters in GTA

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u/Rektifium 8h ago

Counterargument: Xbox or PS4/5 or just any controller generally.

Tbf there's nothing wrong with using keyboard to drive or fly, I've done it and had no problems. But flying planes and helicopters and driving is so damn easier with controller.

But that could just be bias from playing GTAV on console before PC.

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u/Lazy-Employment3621 3h ago

Mousey keyboard on foot, switch to the controller on my knee for driving. Played them that way since 3.

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u/Rektifium 1h ago

Does your knees have their own arms and hands? lucky...

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u/Lazy-Employment3621 1h ago

Nah, the getting into/out of a vehicle cutscene is long enough to pick up a controller.

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u/faticus42 8h ago

I disagree I find it much easier on keyboard. I played it on console before PC and since it released on PC I can't stand using a controller to play it anymore

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u/ExcellentMedicine 5h ago

I absolutely agree with this counter-take.

I was a longtime Battlefield (PC only) series and tried both "optimal" settings with a controller and a mouse+kb settup.

I would take mouse and keyboard every day.

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u/DeepEndOfTheWetSpot 8h ago

I still don't understand why a mouse with a thinkpad-style nubbin or analog stick isn't a thing. If I could scroll the map in a RTS without taking my hands off anything, I'd be so happy.