ChromaticProgress

Hey guys.

My obsession with mechanical keyboards has been growing ever since I got my first, the New Poker II. I wanted to try something that was bluetooth enabled and I liked the 60% form factor so I then gave the Anne Pro a shot.

Aside from the fact that I vastly prefer the typing experience of a Cherry MX Brown (on the Poker) than that of a Gateron Brown (on the Anne Pro), the bluetooth has proven itself pretty much useless. Frequent disconnects, repeated keystrokes, getting stuck, and other issues. Even when always on (as in no sleep mode, I even modded a larger battery into it) it has disappointed.

My question to you is: is it better to buy a bluetooth 60% or build one? Is it even w

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Hello, new subscriber / lurker here, and a new owner of my first mech keyboard, which happens to be the New Poker II. Some questions, in case another owner (or connoisseur) can help me out (tried posting in a thread about this keyboard but got no response):

1. I want to move the Fn button to the Caps Lock button, or at least duplicate it. The goal is to hold down the Caps Lock button and use the R-Shift, Fn, Pn and R-Ctrl buttons as arrow keys (without having to use the dip-switch which permanently gets them there and disables all the aforementioned keys' usage). Is such a thing possible?

2. Are there ANY alternative cases with a USB-C port ope

As I am on my 2.5 playthrough of Bloodborne (abandoned a hybrid build that I didn't end up liking for a simpler Skill build), I am ringing my Beckoning Bell in Byrgenwerth to get some help with idiot Rom, who has killed me twice thus far.

Frustration abounds in FromSoft games, but I noticed something on this playthrough that made me think about the one piece of advice the community likes to dole out: "git gud" (get good, for those of you who don't know how to decipher that).

I don't think it's actually trolling or just being a dick; at least not as much as one would think. You see, other than fear being a factor (which ENB spoke of during his playthrough), the way to become better at this