Thanks all for the quick replys, I really appreciate it!
@EvilPyrokar That is not true. I've met people with really bad mouses that are really good at chess.
If you can afford to spend 50$ for 50 rating points . Then Yes
People talking about hand here: Do you mean touchscreen?
I certainly believe a comfortable mouse would be beneficial. And not just mouse - comfortable settings as well. But I would imagine you shouldn't just purchase same mouse someone else uses. Personal preference plays a role.
I certainly believe a comfortable mouse would be beneficial. And not just mouse - comfortable settings as well. But I would imagine you shouldn't just purchase same mouse someone else uses. Personal preference plays a role.
@EvilPyrokar
It says on the link you sent me that sarcasm is mainly distinguished by the inflexion with which it is spoken.
The inflexion in which you said it wasn't very understandable.
So I didn't understand, but now I understand.
It says on the link you sent me that sarcasm is mainly distinguished by the inflexion with which it is spoken.
The inflexion in which you said it wasn't very understandable.
So I didn't understand, but now I understand.
I mean, it depends! Are you talking about the mouse that eats cheese or...?
@EpIcSpIno to be fair, inflection (and hence sarcasm) is hard to convey and also interpret in written form so people can't expect their sarcasm to be automatically understood online
@arfs Yes, I understand now.
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