Gearing up for PvP - Your sound system

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7-23-2009 @ 2:20PM

Dart said...

I would actually recommend using Push to Talk, nothing makes me boot people faster than having to hear a huge cough out of nowhere. Put it on a comfortable key like Middle Mouse, or Left Ctrl.

Ps. AX360 rock!

7-23-2009 @ 2:39PM

norm said...

you need every key you can get for binding if you pvp seriously. hands free is way better

7-23-2009 @ 4:09PM

Grendalsh said...

If you don't have enough buttons to be able to assign one for PtTalk then as a serious PvPer you need to reassess your setup.

7-23-2009 @ 4:14PM

Charlie said...

If you need more things to bind, just don't use shift, alt, or ctrl as your bind key. Use something like T (t = auto attack, pointless keybind for most players)

Also, if you can't get all your spells bound to ~40 different keys ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, q, e, t, r, f] X shift, alt, ctrl, at least thats what I use), you have major problems. I mostly only use 20 (the above buttons + shift). I can't myself get away from using alt as a bind, but i still have ctrl as a backup for a few spells.

7-23-2009 @ 4:18PM

Charlie said...

Also, alot of people use S. Thats another 4 keys.

It's best when your just starting out using it to only bind non-important things to it (aka something w/o a CD). I tried it out and accidentally hit my Desperate Prayer a few times by accident when I back peddled out of habit. (Backpedaling = bad i know).

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