Where's the difference?Don't you mean a headache from being perplexed.
Could be. I gues the cat thinks it is a very shallow box...Is that the rectangular thingy my wife's cat likes to walk across while I'm playing?
Where's the difference?Don't you mean a headache from being perplexed.
Could be. I gues the cat thinks it is a very shallow box...Is that the rectangular thingy my wife's cat likes to walk across while I'm playing?
Tenth was David Tennant.
Yes you are right to be afraid there are a lot* of very good episodes ahead of you and they are just starting to tease us about the latest series starting soon(tm).
*They have been running 1 or more series and specials every year since then pretty much.
Sure. Quite a lot, to be honest. They're just a little awkward to reach while you have both hands on the controller...
Sure. Quite a lot, to be honest. They're just a little awkward to reach while you have both hands on the controller...
I did. More than once. Doable in calm situations like taking pictures, but in a fight or other situations that require all hands on deck? Just a call for desaster.Try it!
Yeah, that's how I did it, too... But it is a bit unfortunate that I have to use a button combo to switch from yaw to lateral movement of the ship. I would prefer to have two extra buttons to map for the lateral movement, so that I would be able to use it whenever the need arises without having to sacrifice yaw for it.I think I've found a way to do just about everything I want with 2-button combinations and long holds. Had to make some compromises of course - I mapped one button to cycle through grenade types, rather than have different buttons for different types, for example.
I use my standard keyboard for typing and a few non-essential stuff like screenshots.I use a mini wireless keyboard for things like typing in the galaxy map though - I wearied of navigating around the letters on the virtual keyboard.
So, salt and pepper, then
I did. More than once. Doable in calm situations like taking pictures, but in a fight or other situations that require all hands on deck? Just a call for desaster.
The advantage of a HOTAS is that it can be placed/stuck/bolted to the desk or flight chair freeing the hands from holding the controls in place so it is much more feasible to use the keyboard mouse and all the other additional input devices.Sure. Quite a lot, to be honest. They're just a little awkward to reach while you have both hands on the controller...
No. 11 Played by Matt Smith.
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My favorite doctor was the guy with the bowtie and fez and fishstick in the pudding
It's not about putting the controller down to reach for the keyboard as such. It's about having to press a key while needing both hands on the controller.The advantage of a HOTAS is that it can be placed/stuck/bolted to the desk or flight chair freeing the hands from holding the controls in place so it is much more feasible to use the keyboard mouse and all the other additional input devices.
My god man, talk about vainy.Any free limbs?
Looks like something from "Two Tone Records"New avatar.
It took me literally five hours from clicking the first pixel on the shades to figuring out the extreme basics of Inkscape and vector graphics. I remembered why I always avoided Illustrator. Too impatient.
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Second thought was you misspelled vanity.My god man, talk about vainy.
He's a blood drawers dream, I'm jealous.First thought was early PowerPlay 2.0 image.
Second thought was you misspelled vanity.
Well, a lack of dexterity combined with sketchy nerves down south hamper the feasibility of this significantly.Any free limbs?
Yeah, having to call the Fuel Rats 10 Mm away from the carrier sounds quite embarrassing...one miss timed boost and I might get very embarrassed.
It's not about putting the controller down to reach for the keyboard as such. It's about having to press a key while needing both hands on the controller.