Q. When I am playing a computer game and I require both hands, I put my right wrist over my left wrist. So my right hand acts like my left and vice-versa. I'm right-handed and not very good with my left, but if I try to use my right as my right and left as left on the two-handed computer games, I get mixed up and mess up. Does anyone know why?
A. It's just what you're used to, that's all. Would take a while to get out of the habit.
Why did you start playing that way? Well, if you play FPS, with the mouse and WASD configuration, notice that the nature of hand skill required is different. Mouse motion has to be precise and co-ordinated from the wrist/elbow, whereas pressing four buttons in varying combination with fast changes is a different skill set entirely. You might be right handed, but your left hand might have better-trained proprioception.
Why did you start playing that way? Well, if you play FPS, with the mouse and WASD configuration, notice that the nature of hand skill required is different. Mouse motion has to be precise and co-ordinated from the wrist/elbow, whereas pressing four buttons in varying combination with fast changes is a different skill set entirely. You might be right handed, but your left hand might have better-trained proprioception.
computer games that require the cd question?
Q. is there a way to copy the contents of the cd onto the computer so i dont have to keep installing the cd? i havent looked into too much yet but my daughter just got a couple of computer games and they all require the cd every time she wants to play them, even though i "installed" it.
anything i should look for on the disk that i can copy or tips?
thanks!
anything i should look for on the disk that i can copy or tips?
thanks!
A. yes, you can run the game without inserting the cd.
Here's how -
Download Power ISO -
http://www.brothersoft.com/poweriso-41825.html
Then, insert the disk,
Run Power ISO,
Now under the tools tab Click on "Make CD/DVD-ROM Image File"..
Now select the .iso format and also select the destination where it is going to be created.
Then, again go to Tools, Virtual Drive, Set Number of Drives to 1.
After that (When your .iso file is created), right click on it, Click on Power ISO, Add to image file.. And your done! (you can remove the disk)
This is hardly going to take more than 30min but its worth the time.
One important thing, to let this work everytime you start your PC,
In Power ISO, Go to Options>Configuration>Select the Virtual Drive Tab>Then tick mark Auto Start and auto mount...And you are done Finally!
The method is lengthy but that's the way you do it.
Hope this helps!
Happy gaming!
Here's how -
Download Power ISO -
http://www.brothersoft.com/poweriso-41825.html
Then, insert the disk,
Run Power ISO,
Now under the tools tab Click on "Make CD/DVD-ROM Image File"..
Now select the .iso format and also select the destination where it is going to be created.
Then, again go to Tools, Virtual Drive, Set Number of Drives to 1.
After that (When your .iso file is created), right click on it, Click on Power ISO, Add to image file.. And your done! (you can remove the disk)
This is hardly going to take more than 30min but its worth the time.
One important thing, to let this work everytime you start your PC,
In Power ISO, Go to Options>Configuration>Select the Virtual Drive Tab>Then tick mark Auto Start and auto mount...And you are done Finally!
The method is lengthy but that's the way you do it.
Hope this helps!
Happy gaming!
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