That sounds cracking, I would think that variety is probably the order of the day. A change is as good as a break and all that. I am intrigued by that vertical mouse that launched this year, not used it so can't judge. Agree on keyboard as well, I try to avoid mouse as much as possible, will invest in a trackball next time I think, just for that variety really

edit: Gurt's advice sounds cracking, not panty's fucked hand, hope the alternatives help

Some people use a padded wrist rest that prevent pain from having the wrist bent back for long periods of time. Hasn't ever been a problem I've experienced but I'm told by those who use it that it's a great help.

Chaps.

The newish God of War or the newish Ass Creed?

I want a fun story filled adventure, no real grind. Previous iterations of both have suffered from issues. GoW too smashy smashy smashy smashy and Ass Creed a bit dull.

Go.

GoW gets my vote, although it's not worth much as I only played ACII.  God of War has a bit of puzzly puzzly to go with the smashy smashy.  It's rarely dull, plus it's definitely a story filled adventure.

God of war pisses all over all ass crease games,
And I quite like the newest one.

pantyfire wrote:

I get carpal tunnel in my forearm from extended mouse use and I've tried multiple things to calm it.  Vertical mouse didn't work very well for me, the weird hand position made micro movements, like when you are doing cut outs in Photoshop, much harder to control.  A wacom tablet and pen was a bit better than a standard but still hurt.  In the end I've settled on a combination of a epicondylitis forearm strap (that helps keep the tendons near the elbow straighter) and a larger Microsoft ergonomic mouse that fills my hand more. The strap will not be much use for you I guess because your problem seems to be the repetitive clicking, I don't get pain in my fingers. So, as gurt says, try to reduce the amount of clicks with macros or shortcuts somehow?

A very important thing that is often missed is just having the desk at the right height, probably down to 0.5cm sort of scale, it can take a lot of tweaking which is a pain. Sometimes arm rests on the chair can help a lot, otherwise you may want to sit deeper into the desk and rest your arms on it. Not sure about wrist rests tbh, I kinda think it's better overall to adjust the desk height and position first. I wouldn't use a wrist rest for a mouse but I do use some nice wooden ones for my keyboards.

Speaking of which, I've mentioned this before but I've found that using a small form factor keyboard to be a huge improvement ergonomically. I use a 66 key and a 75%, both of which allow you to have the mouse (or mice either side in my case) much closer to the the keyboard, keeping your wrists at a good angle and meaning the main alphanumeric block is straight ahead which is much better for comfortable typing.

But all this stuff is a bit futile ultimately, really I we need to be getting away from sitting at a desk all day, it should be possible by now to get most of our computing done while standing up and moving around. That's why I'm planning on making some efforts to set up voice controls, and maybe some motion gesture control stuff, might get a Wiimote working as a pointer. If I could edit audio while standing up and moving around that would be epic.

Cheers

digi wrote:

Guys what size empty bottle do I need for the 3 hour epic endgame at cinema?

Do you prefer girth or length?

GurtTractor wrote:

I get carpal tunnel in my forearm from extended mouse use and I've tried multiple things to calm it.  Vertical mouse didn't work very well for me, the weird hand position made micro movements, like when you are doing cut outs in Photoshop, much harder to control.  A wacom tablet and pen was a bit better than a standard but still hurt.  In the end I've settled on a combination of a epicondylitis forearm strap (that helps keep the tendons near the elbow straighter) and a larger Microsoft ergonomic mouse that fills my hand more. The strap will not be much use for you I guess because your problem seems to be the repetitive clicking, I don't get pain in my fingers. So, as gurt says, try to reduce the amount of clicks with macros or shortcuts somehow?

A very important thing that is often missed is just having the desk at the right height, probably down to 0.5cm sort of scale, it can take a lot of tweaking which is a pain. Sometimes arm rests on the chair can help a lot, otherwise you may want to sit deeper into the desk and rest your arms on it. Not sure about wrist rests tbh, I kinda think it's better overall to adjust the desk height and position first. I wouldn't use a wrist rest for a mouse but I do use some nice wooden ones for my keyboards. Speaking of which, I've mentioned this before but I've found that using a small form factor keyboard to be a huge improvement ergonomically. I use a 66 key and a 75%, both of which allow you to have the mouse (or mice either side in my case) much closer to the the keyboard, keeping your wrists at a good angle and meaning the main alphanumeric block is straight ahead which is much better for comfortable typing. But all this stuff is a bit futile ultimately, really I we need to be getting away from sitting at a desk all day, it should be possible by now to get most of our computing done while standing up and moving around. That's why I'm planning on making some efforts to set up voice controls, and maybe some motion gesture control stuff, might get a Wiimote working as a pointer. If I could edit audio while standing up and moving around that would be epic.

I read something recently that the perceived wisdom of the perfectly set up desk might actually be wrong. 
The reason being we aren't meant to be sitting (standing, doing anything, whatever) in any one position for long periods of time. 
I don't have problems with my back and I do constantly alter my seating position when working. Sometimes sitting with one leg under my thigh, then slouching completely on my lower back, then sitting up perfectly straight. 
As such is pretty much impossible to precisely alter my desk, so I guess I'm sacrificing one set of ailments to avoid another. 

One thing I would suggest is get a big fucking mouse. 
The trend of smaller and smaller mice is IMO exasperating the issue.
I got this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Microsoft-L6V-00003-Sculpt-Ergonomic-Mouse/dp/B00ECCLSJE/ref=sr_1_3?crid=HZ5RID2QCOYP&keywords=microsoft+ergonomic+mouse&qid=1556287467&s=gateway&sprefix=Microsoft+ergo,aps,402&sr=8-3

And it fills my hand more comfortably than the mice that have no height to them. My hand is in a state much closer to is naturally relaxed one when using this mouse. 
For me, the click is then less of a strain on the fingers. 
Everyone goes WTF when they first pick it up tho.

No but I hear very good things.

It's meant to be pure escapism in a relaxing sort of way.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/580200/Yonder_The_Cloud_Catcher_Chronicles/#app_reviews_hash

cockbeard wrote:

digi wrote:

Guys what size empty bottle do I need for the 3 hour epic endgame at cinema?

Do you prefer girth or length?

Pepsi need to bring back the slam, nah'm saying!? Ayyy lmao.

GOW is good. Hard combat though.

What's withbthe tigro name change?

Noted.