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This is a cozy Villa-Style home with a spacious feel. Guests will find the accommodating 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and loft of this home generously comfortable for 6 guests. The master bedroom has a queen bed and private bath. The guest room has two twin beds as does the extra-large loft. The second bath is conveniently located on the main floor. A beautifully remodeled kitchen is well stocked for all your cooking and dining needs. This Villa is connected to its twin by an oversized deck.
This home boasts 30ft. Of deep-water dockage on a beautiful and peaceful canal. This home is located at Knights Key adjacent to the world famous 7-mile bridge and walking distance to the popular Sunset Grill & Raw Bar; well known for their friendly atmosphere, pool-side dining, delicious menu, tropical beverages, live-music and spectacular sunsets. This home and setting make for a great get-away and is available all winter. So come and enjoy the sun, crystal blue waters and beauty of the Florida Keys.
Rents by the month only Refundable Security Deposit: $500 Contact: Leslie Christensen.
I've tried xpadder and it sucks. It's weird how every time this discussion comes up on any game forum, there's always a bunch of people who start chanting ' xpadder, xpadder' like it's some kind of cult.Here's a test for the members of the cult of xpadder: find a game that natively supports both controllers and keyboard/mouse. Play it for a while using the native controller support, then disable controller support and switch to keyboard. Now create a profile in xpadder to map the keyboard and mouse to the controller.
Now take a nap because that was a lot of work. After you're rested, play the game again using the xpadder profile. Now disable xpadder and switch back to native controller support and play it again.Did the xpadder profile have exactly the same feel and responsiveness as native controller support? In my experience, I have to say NO because xpadder sucks. Native controller support is always much tighter and more responsive, plus most games will recognize the variability in the analog sticks and triggers, whereas keyboard mapping is just digital on/off.
Originally posted by:Or, here is a crazy thought, how about you play it with a mouse and keyboard!Ever tried using a mouse and keyboad while you're slouched back on the sofa? It doesn't work. That's why I prefer controllers.This is my biggest complaint with games like this it was an released on the original x-box so it had a controller support of some kind why can't that bit of code be used in the PC port??I was bummed after I rebought KOTOR 1 that this was the case, same thing happened with Payday the heist. Just an all around bummer for people like me who prefer controller. Originally posted by:I would point out in 2004-Early 2005 that most of the time, PC games didn't have much of any Joypad compatability with most games.
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And remember, the PC version actually has a simpler control scheme than the Xbox version, if for no other reason the PC scheme is based around using the mouse for 90% of the game. Remember, in 2005 there just wasn't any demand for joypad compatibilty on PC games.i used to laugh at people who played the faild mmo of star wars (TOR) who complained they couldnt use an xbox pad you jsut think why decide to play a pc game if you wanan use a pad why not just buy the console version? Originally posted by:I would point out in 2004-Early 2005 that most of the time, PC games didn't have much of any Joypad compatability with most games. And remember, the PC version actually has a simpler control scheme than the Xbox version, if for no other reason the PC scheme is based around using the mouse for 90% of the game. Remember, in 2005 there just wasn't any demand for joypad compatibilty on PC games.i used to laugh at people who played the faild mmo of star wars (TOR) who complained they couldnt use an xbox pad you jsut think why decide to play a pc game if you wanan use a pad why not just buy the console version?