Razer Naga Hex - gaming mose adapted for MOBAs

[quote=Wintermond][quote=EvilDice] Honestly it just doesn't feel right to cast abilities with your mouse. I'll always use my keyboard :/ [/quote] Dude, it has so much more style to play with one hand...you are a pussy if you need more than your thumb to play LoL.[/quote]

[quote=NinjaGinge][quote=DuffTime] Now I can bind laugh to an easy to click button. [/quote] Not gonna lie, this is definitely the first thing that came to mind[/quote]

[quote=Luther3000]I don't really see what the difference is between using a thumb button for QWER and using the keys - if anything it would be easier and more comfortable to use the keys. I already use smartcast for almost everything. Only real use would be for /laugh and /taunt when playing Singed. :P[/quote]

[quote=DuffTime]I'd literally never stop /laughing.[/quote]

[quote=Diesel][quote=DuffTime] Now I can bind laugh to an easy to click button. [/quote] Is Shift + "#" that hard? Ah, who am I kidding, I'd bind it too.[/quote]

[quote=virago][quote=Searz] That's possible with most gaming mice. Really cheap ones too. This mouse on the other hand will probably be expensive as fuck. [/quote] $79.99 in the report I found.[/quote]

[quote=caucheka][quote=virago] $79.99 in the report I found. [/quote] aww shit someones on the loose in the forums. abandon thread[/quote]

[quote=WaffleWarrior]bind items so you dont forget dat HOURGLASS or deathfire which i manage to do.[/quote]

[quote=Sk1llbug]Yea, you can bind Q, W, E, R, and the summoner spells on D and F. Bind the middle thingy-button to laugh and you have no need for a keyboard :D[/quote]

[quote=Searz][quote=Temzilla] They are bound as 1-6 on the keyboard, or any 6 buttons on the keyboard that you can then bind to spells. The Naga is the same thing, but 12 buttons.[/quote] Ah, I was wondering if that would be the case. 6 thumb buttons is too much in any case, because you'll still be doing the aiming and clicking with the mouse so giving the same hand more things to do would rather slow things down than speed them up. Right now the tasks of control are pretty divided between the hands. I think 2 is the perfect amount of thumb buttons. They won't get in the way and are easily accessible.[/quote]