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@AymCTL wrote:
@RaginSamThanks, I have been practicing on MnK whenever I play the PC version (I play on both switch and pc right now), but I still don't feel confident enough yet to go into full matches, but I've been practicing on bots and full combat mode on the range. I think finding the right key binds has been my struggle, the shooting feels more like the motion controls on switch so I like that, but movement and using items and skills has been a challenge.

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I still remember switching from using a controller to a mouse, it felt weird for a few months. You just kinda have to put hours in to get past that. Make a new account, so you don't care about stats, or to take stress off of learning.

I use primarily 16 keys on my keyboard, besides Ctrl and space, and that's what I would recommend for most people to use. So keys 1-4 down through zxcv, that block of 16 keys, if that makes sense? Everything should be easy to reach. I can give you my keybinds if you'd like, or if you want any help feel free to message me.

Don't be afraid to use your mouse as much as possible as well. My scroll wheel down is to switch weapons, mouse forward is to select grenades, and back button is for melee. I also use my thumb for the 'v' key, and also for 'm' for the map, but I wouldn't suggest to someone newer to use their thumb for the 'm' key, a bit of a stretch. You can also use the middle mouse button, but I always end up hitting mouse wheel up or down, so I never use it. Some people don't seem to have that problem.

Another thing to consider, is reducing the inputs needed. With heals, I have it on the select wheel instead of individual binds, that cleans up quite a bit. Same for grenades like I mentioned before.

Something I do, and not sure if others really do this, is double up binds for crouch. Ctrl is for toggle, and 'c' is for hold, I treat 'c' as my slide button, and ctrl as my crouch.

Also, what's your mouse sensitivity at and what mouse pad do you use? I use 800 dpi with 1.4 in game, and with ads set to 0.9. That makes everything feel 1:1 for me, meaning moving the mouse regardless of what optics I'm using, moves the crosshair the same amount of pixels on screen. Then for a mouse pad, if your hands get at all sweaty, I highly recommend using a cordura type mouse pad. Aqua Control plus is by far my favorite, but the Cooler Master one is pretty good as well. The cordura fabric in my experience gives me the most consistent glide, and wears the best. I don't get that dreaded dead spot like with regular fabric pads. I also use a little fan on a very low setting, just for a little bit of airflow. Maybe too much info lol.

Not sure if that's helpful at all, but feel free to ask me any questions. I'm a complete nerd about all this.