The_Nameless_Bard wrote:
Definitely not Dominion makes me so happy. I had started to miss Dominion and was tired of playing ARAM in its stead.
EDIT: Whoa, almost 600 followers :o
EDIT: Whoa, almost 600 followers :o
Speaking of Twitter followers, I decided to start using Twitter and I checked who my current 4 followers are out of curiosity and one of them is you. How did you even find it LOL.
Oh, I tend to look around for people I know. I was sort of surprised you didn't have more followers, since a lot of people would know who you are because Talon guide. As opposed to me, where I'm pretty sure it's mostly the novelty of a girl who's a massive geek (since I'm no one of any real merit in any game I play).
I feel like I've reached some high point now; I just got asked to review a computer game via DM.
Talon guide. As opposed to me, where I'm pretty sure it's mostly the novelty of a girl who's a massive geek (since I'm no one of any real merit in any game I play).I feel like I've reached some high point now; I just got asked to review a computer game via DM.
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As for why the mouse isn't next to the keyboard on the tray (which is normal apparently???), I don't know. This is just how it was before I even had my own computer, and I got used to it. When I try playing using a PC where the keyboard and mouse are on the same level, I keep bumping the mouse into the keyboard.
Not quite. Most trays don't have much space for the mouse. Most people simply don't use trays and just have keyboard and mouse on the top of the desk or table.
If bumping is a problem then you might want to consider a keyboard without num-pad. Compact keyboards give you a lot more space to work with, which could allow for a larger mousepad which in turn generally increases accuracy.
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EDIT: Whoa, almost 600 followers :o