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MetaEnd.degen🎩🚨
@metaend.eth
Razer's new keyboard is basically cheating. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Feny5bs2JCg
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ciefa 🐌 eth/acc
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It's very interesting to me how the competitiveness is transitioning more and more towards skill + hitech equipment. Good equipment was always a thing in pro-scenes, but it's getting better and better. Not sure what to think of it yet, to be honest. On the one side I like it, because skill + good tech/equip seems like a natural evolution, but on the other hand I feel super sorry for those who just cannot spend the money on gear like this :/
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MetaEnd.degen🎩🚨
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It's like they say in the yt. Movement is a pro-skill, so I'm not sure if this should be allowed in proplay
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ciefa 🐌 eth/acc
@ciefa.eth
To me it's a bit like athletes and drugs. On the one hand people should do whatever they want, including drugs. Perhaps a second tournament where this stuff is allowed would help?
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MetaEnd.degen🎩🚨
@metaend.eth
not sure. I mean 99% of players are not pro, so they can and will use this at home - which is fine I guess.
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ciefa 🐌 eth/acc
@ciefa.eth
But why not allow it for pro players then? They certainly can afford it, so why not give the option? Natural evolution of tech + skill, imo. I'd have more of a problem with people using this in non-pro (read: tournament) play. So for example a pro-player using this outside a match that is only filled with other pros (e.g. a tournament or if they got matched into a game with only other pros) would be fine, but if there would be a non-pro player in the match it'd be meh. Of course this is just theoretical, I wouldn't expect anyone to switch their keyboards on the fly depending on who they get matched with lmao
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