im getting lazy cba sit at desk if its a shooter i prefer keys/mouse than game pad so i got wireless set and just lie on my bed with keyboard on my stomach and mouse on my bed....prob not good for competitive online play but seems decent...
im getting lazy cba sit at desk if its a shooter i prefer keys/mouse than game pad so i got wireless set and just lie on my bed with keyboard on my stomach and mouse on my bed....prob not good for competitive online play but seems decent...
It would seem uncomfortable.
I play at my desk. If I want to play games on my bed I just use my iPad.
How the hell do you move that mouse around on sheets? lol....
well actually its very responsive but my other sheet isnt so i use a book or mouse mat, this sheet is cool though the mouse moves cursor on screen just like sitting at desk
I often play older and less system intensive games on my notebook, and I often do so on my bed. I would have my notebook and my Logitech cooling pad on my lap, then use a couple of hardcover books for mouse pad.
Very cosy and comfortable, especially with my drink bottle on my side and the rugby on the TV. What can I say, I like to multitask.
I did for a time due to an injury I have a very comfortable memory foam bed with an adjustable base and a thick memory foam pillow as far as mouse and keyboard go I prefer playing at a desk with a large TV in front in me sitting in a comfy chair with padded armrest and my legs and feet laying flat ontop of a ottoman this is imo the most comfortable way to game on the PC with a mouse and keyboard. **** tiny monitors and **** bent knees DJ plays on a big screen with his feet up even with a mouse and keyboard!!!
+1 to the order in which you put the bed functions.
A lot of people who do non sleep or sex activities in bed have sleep issues due to the fact that the line between awake time and sleep time is violated.
I like to keep non bed time activities out of the bed. (unless I'm building a fort)
I'm not a bed person... I do have a recliner in my office and my computer is set to split the display between my monitor and a 32" I have mounted on the wall. Sometimes I'll play there but if I do it's usally with a gamepad. I like being close to the screen, I even prefer to have consoles hooked up to my computer monitor rather than the 52" tv in the living room. My wife does play on the 32" and she uses a lap desk when she does.
But can you work on a laptop comfortably without a lap desk? I doubt it. Thanks to a lap desk, you can use your laptop with utmost comfort. Also, all those spondylitis symptoms you’ve been going through lately can be gotten rid of with the help of a lap desk. It is so comfortable that you don’t feel like using your laptop without one.
I have this cool pillow table (pillow on the bottom side and table on top, so it moulds itself to your legs but has a stable surface for laptop, keyboard and mouse). I find it very comfortable and like playing an easy or mindless game in bed at night to relax a little :-)
Log in to comment