cappo wrote:Razer Nostromo Full Big Mouth Billy Bass Driver v1.00
Description: Razer Nostromo Big Mouth Billy Bass Driver
Supported Operating System Version
Big Mouth Billy Bass OS X v10.5 to 10.6 1.00
Log:
- Supports Key Assignment
- Supports Profiles
- Supports Macros
- Supports Lighting brightness customization
- Supports Keymaps Limitation:
- Supports up to 5 profiles.

But can I change the song he's singing? LMAO

bounty42 wrote:That *IS* your mouse...

While it's not actually a mouse, it has a thumb-stick for games so theoretically you could be using that instead of a mouse.

In for 1, hoping it plays well with Guild Wars 2 during the next beta event.

Something I might have bought if Woot had not betrayed American workers, and it's customers, by switching the shirt blanks to Anvil. I have not bought anything from woot or shirt.woot since, nor will I.

WOOT

omh1009 wrote:No FPS experience with it?
I'm trying to decide before it runs out people.

I would not recommend it for FPS. I personally think this is suited for MMOs, RPGs, CAD, and the like.

The reaction time won't be fast enough for FPS.

Im a gamer and I dont even know what I am looking at.

omh1009 wrote:No FPS experience with it?
I'm trying to decide before it runs out people.

Slight learning curve, but if you use the traditional WASD config, you'll be right at home in no time. I love mine -- use it for QuakeLive all the time.

doc362 wrote:I would not recommend it for FPS. I personally think this is suited for MMOs, RPGs, CAD, and the like.

The reaction time won't be fast enough for FPS.

Thank you now I can calm down, It just looks cool to me. But is better if I don' need it.

Gaming world I choose you.

ajkazmie wrote:Im a gamer and I dont even know what I am looking at.

There are gamers and then there are "gamers".

Think of a way to program certain functions within a game that may take multiple key strokes to use just one key instead. Fully customizable controller for the ultimate in gaming control. More or less.

omh1009 wrote:No FPS experience with it?
I'm trying to decide before it runs out people.

I used to pwn my friends in Quake Arena at LAN parties with the old version. (Before Razer bought the design)

The one I have has a crosspad instead of a thumbstick.

omh1009 wrote:Thank you now I can calm down, It just looks cool to me. But is better if I don' need it.

I owned the original Nostromo n52 and used it competitively in Unreal Tournament 2004 for many years. I wouldn't want to play without one and they are more than fast enough. There is a learning curve. Takes a couple of weeks to get used to it, but the advantages are huge.

cmbuzzkill wrote:Slight learning curve, but if you use the traditional WASD config, you'll be right at home in no time. I love mine -- use it for QuakeLive all the time.

I have played FPS's with one of these as well, once you spend the time to get used to the feel it is GREAT. I played counterstrike and Left For Dead using mine. I also used it in MMOS ( WOW and SWTOR ) it did ok for those.

mwolfatwork wrote:There are gamers and then there are "gamers".

Think of a way to program certain functions within a game that may take multiple key strokes to use just one key instead. Fully customizable controller for the ultimate in gaming control. More or less.

yes i know what a hotkey/macro is but a keyboard has always had enough keys for me.

i use it for FPS games. Its good for long gaming sessions. You can also get your mouse and keyboard set up closer together so it's a bit more comfortable and your arms aren't all spreadout. The joystick thing on the side though, you'll never ever use that.

omh1009 wrote:Any FPS advantage to this? how is the learning curve?