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8/29/2015 11:31:25 AMCArankAdminShadowfury333 before revert after revert
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1 Other than the LMB on minimap being still the setup people are used to, it is worth considering: 1 Other than the LMB on minimap being still the setup people are used to, it is worth considering:
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3 1. MMB is painful. Scrollwheels are very stiff when pressed, while LMB and RMB are designed to be pressed and held comfortably. Especially given the speed at which this game plays. 3 1. MMB is painful. Scrollwheels are very stiff when pressed, while LMB and RMB are designed to be pressed and held comfortably. Especially given the speed at which this game plays.
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5 2. LMB to select units on minimap is unwieldy, even on large minimaps. Given that the minimap is fairly small by default this is even worse, since people would need to select the units quickly. This rapid selection is better served by either moving to the desired location then selecting on the main map, or by the player using autogrouping to have a number ready for selection. 5 2. LMB to select units on minimap is unwieldy, even on large minimaps. Given that the minimap is fairly small by default this is even worse, since people would need to select the units quickly. This rapid selection is better served by either moving to the desired location then selecting on the main map, or by the player using autogrouping to have a number ready for selection.
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7 3. No really, not everyone has MMB. Pretty much all functions handled by MMB are redundantly set to another button combination, usually ctrl+LMB. 7 3. No really, not everyone has MMB. Note that pretty much all functions handled by MMB are redundantly set to another button combination, usually ctrl+LMB.