Button Bloat But Nah?

[Arrhin]

I'm fine with many keybinds, I've been using an mmo mouse since forever, that solves everything for me. I highly recommend those to everyone playing FFXIV on the PC.
Currently I use the Corsair Scimitar Elite RGB, 12 buttons right under your thumb, works like a charm.

Any M&KB player NOT using an MMO mouse is just living a lie. Sure, your good, good enough even. But imagine being better! Imaging having everything literally at your fingertips! For myself I use a Roccat Nyth, when that dies it'll probably be replaced with a G600. Cheap and good.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

Any M&KB player NOT using an MMO mouse is just living a lie. Sure, your good, good enough even. But imagine being better! Imaging having everything literally at your fingertips! For myself I use a Roccat Nyth, when that dies it'll probably be replaced with a G600. Cheap and good.

I can't use those things, buttons are too small, and they cramp my hands. Downside to being a giant I suppose.

[RobynDaBank]

Any M&KB player NOT using an MMO mouse is just living a lie. Sure, your good, good enough even. But imagine being better! Imaging having everything literally at your fingertips! For myself I use a Roccat Nyth, when that dies it'll probably be replaced with a G600. Cheap and good.

Perhaps you didn't mean your first statement too literally, but I personally would get hindered more by using an MMO mouse because 1. the button placement looks awkward, no way I'm relying only on my thumb and 2. given where I live the fancier the mouse, the more easily they seem to break. My Polish friend has a Logitech mouse with 2 extra buttons and has gotten use out of it for 5+ years; when I bought the same thing the right click became unresponsive within weeks. Honestly the cheapo wireless mice I use right now with your standard 2+middle buttons has been more reliable.

[MilkieTea]

Perhaps you didn't mean your first statement too literally, but I personally would get hindered more by using an MMO mouse because 1. the button placement looks awkward, no way I'm relying only on my thumb and 2. given where I live the fancier the mouse, the more easily they seem to break. My Polish friend has a Logitech mouse with 2 extra buttons and has gotten use out of it for 5+ years; when I bought the same thing the right click became unresponsive within weeks. Honestly the cheapo wireless mice I use right now with your standard 2+middle buttons has been more reliable.

I'm gonna be honest, I thought it would be clunky to use too. But the logitech g600 is a godsend in that their buttons are made so you don't even have to look at where your thumb is, and for most people it's a pretty comfortable grip. It takes a bit to get used to, like most peripherals, but it took me maybe two weeks and now I can't imagine playing without it. My left hand only has to press ctrl or shift, instead of the number keys at the top, and my right does all my movement, and all my button presses, without causing me any pain ahah.