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Mice and games: was Re: WE & Descent-Any good?

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From: todd... Todd Wagner
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 19:12
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In article <3l9hdg$a...@kelly.teleport.com>, h...@teleport.com 
says...
>
>In <1995Mar22.1...@datcon.co.uk> h...@datcon.co.uk (Hywel 
Jones) writes:
>
>I think it is best to use the
>mouse as described in the FAQ.  If you gain skill with the mouse 
and
>keyboard you can play on any computer but if you rely on a 
joystick you
>are limited to that computer and the attached joystick.  Save 
your money
>Good pilots don't need fancy toys.

Actually unless you are VERY versitile with a mouse, you can have 
problems with using mice when going between computers.  I know 
this to be at least partly true in DOOM.  

Besides, if you plan to play someone in Descent with a different 
computer, generally the only reason you couldn't bring and use 
your own joystick is if the other computer didn't have a 
sound/joystick port.

Todd Wagner
--todd...@vt.edu
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From: todd...@vt.edu (Todd Wagner)
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Subject: Mice and games: was Re: WE & Descent-Any good?
Date: 28 Mar 1995 19:12:09 GMT
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