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  • bchotbchot Member
    edited November 2025

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    i'm not really gaming competitively these days, but i do appreciate the opportunity. and it can be programmed via the G HUB -- JIHAD, LOL.. it's standard G413 fully aluminium, has Logitech proprietary Romer-G switches that are smooth and supposedly not as clicky, but the clickety clack is there for sure.

  • bchotbchot Member

    @Saragoldfarb said:

    @bchot said:

    @Saragoldfarb said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Always need some time to adapt to a new keyboard situation. I'm looking to get a new laptop this black friday.

    Not working at the office much. Been using a Chromebook on the road and from home but need something more powerful for some design stuff. Have a MacBook lying around but really don't like apple...

    second that apple dislike. all i've ever owned from apple was iphone X, and only because wanted to see how some sites looked on it. i still have it, i think.. people in USA are too crazed about apple products.

    i do like AppleTV+ sci-fi shows -- the best

    Dunno about AppleTV supposed to be good if I can trust my business partner. He's an apple fan , got me the Mac. Too posh for me.

    I only watch Netflix, some news shows and nature videos.

    I stuck with an android phones from the get go, eversince I got a HTC dream which worked amazingly well with gsuite I was hooked.

    ah, Europe.. i do Galaxy all day long.. did have HTC like 15 years ago, one of the firsts, but then went on with Galaxy.

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • bchotbchot Member

    my neck hurts so much, now turning head adds pain in the shoulder blades... can't take it no more, so tomorrow i go spend the day at my fav bath house... if that doesn't help, i don't know what i'll do... 😭😭😭😭😭😢

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @bchot said:
    my neck hurts so much, now turning head adds pain in the shoulder blades... can't take it no more, so tomorrow i go spend the day at my fav bath house... if that doesn't help, i don't know what i'll do... 😭😭😭😭😭😢

    Shrooms. Works wonders for the body and soul.

    Thanked by 1bchot
  • bchotbchot Member

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    BTW did you write this using AI? now i feel kinda silly..

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • bchotbchot Member

    @bchot said:

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    BTW did you write this using AI? now i feel kinda silly..

    yeah, the only multi-line post you did was AI.. thanks a lot.. well, allowed me to do few extra comments, so, i guess, it's ok then...

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • Neat321Neat321 Member

    @bchot said:

    @bchot said:

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    BTW did you write this using AI? now i feel kinda silly..

    yeah, the only multi-line post you did was AI.. thanks a lot.. well, allowed me to do few extra comments, so, i guess, it's ok then...

  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @bchot said:

    @bchot said:

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    BTW did you write this using AI? now i feel kinda silly..

    yeah, the only multi-line post you did was AI.. thanks a lot.. well, allowed me to do few extra comments, so, i guess, it's ok then...

    Ai will be the death of all things nice.

    Thanked by 3bchot Neat321 foopy
  • bchotbchot Member

    going to cook my dinner. good night.

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • dustincdustinc Member, Patron Provider, Top Host

    Latest giveaway winners have been DM'd :)

    Thanked by 2Saragoldfarb DaDeveloper
  • SaragoldfarbSaragoldfarb Member, Megathread Squad

    @dustinc said:
    Latest giveaway winners have been DM'd :)

    Thanks

    B)

  • Neat321Neat321 Member

    @Saragoldfarb said:

    @bchot said:

    @bchot said:

    @Neat321 said:

    @bchot said:
    got me a Logitech mechanical keyboard half price for BF.. it's soo loud. and kinda will take me a moment to get used to it, keep hitting wrong keys, since all i've used in last few years were flat ones like laptops have.. but is pretty cool, and i'm already seeing the appeal.. i used to have 1 by Corsair, but I would only break it out for gaming, did Startcraft back then religiously.. and programmed it quite nicely, it would select all plants that produced units and load up queues for production with 1 click only.

    Nice score on the Logitech mechanical! Half off is legit, especially for a quality board. Totally feel you on the adjustment period though - going from laptop-style keys to mechanical is like switching from a scooter to a manual transmission car. The loudness probably means you've got clicky switches (the Blue-style ones), which are awesome for that satisfying typing feel but yeah... not exactly stealthy for late-night sessions 😄

    The wrong key thing is super common at first - your fingers just need time to learn the new key spacing and actuation force. Give it a week or two and you'll be flying across those keys without thinking. The gaming benefits are real though, especially coming from someone who played StarCraft seriously! That macro setup you had on your Corsair sounds killer. If this Logitech has programmable keys too (most do), you could probably recreate some of those sweet one-touch production commands.

    What switches did you end up getting? And any plans to dive into the programming features like you did with your old Corsair? Mechanical keyboards can become quite the rabbit hole once you get into it!

    BTW did you write this using AI? now i feel kinda silly..

    yeah, the only multi-line post you did was AI.. thanks a lot.. well, allowed me to do few extra comments, so, i guess, it's ok then...

    Ai will be the death of all things nice.

    I agree with you!

    Thanked by 1Saragoldfarb
  • dustincdustinc Member, Patron Provider, Top Host

    @BasToTheMax said:
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    Hahaha @BasToTheMax -- that’s the spirit. The more you check, the higher the chances you catch something spicy the moment it drops. You truly never know in this thread, things tend to happen fast around here :p

    Thanked by 3Saragoldfarb frodriguez96 BasToTheMax
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    @dustinc said:

    @BasToTheMax said:
    I often check this thread every 30 or 60 minutes, or so.

    Hahaha @BasToTheMax -- that’s the spirit. The more you check, the higher the chances you catch something spicy the moment it drops. You truly never know in this thread, things tend to happen fast around here :p

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