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As a French guy who grew up playing CS 1.6 on an AZERTY keyboard, I have a feeling that the people who made this website are either a generation above or below
by wiether 20d ago
As a French guy who grew up playing CS 1.6 on an AZERTY keyboard, I have a feeling that the people who made this website are either a generation above or below Millenials.
Because it doesn't make sense: you don't make a website in English, with prices in USD... while expecting users to have an AZERTY keyboard.
We even had a meme and tshirts about it: https://wiki.nofrag.com/Jte_niaue_q_lq_Kqlqsh https://wiki.nofrag.com/Jte_niaue_q_lq_Kqlqsh
- tyre 20d agoI'm a millenial and can say you can absolutely make a site with i18n + currency conversion without knowing what keyboards people use. Especially Americans, who are much less familiar with "other markets", because companies can stay within US customers for so long.
- rokbenko 17d ago[dead]
- tensegrist 20d ago…"j'te nique à la kalash"?
- willlma 20d agoCan't believe I'm typing these words, but here you go: "I fuck you with a Kalashnikov"
- pixelatedindex 20d agoNo wonder Google was all: > L'utilisation de la violence ou de menaces armées n'est pas une solution. When I tried to search for what that meant. Thanks, kind stranger! My curiosity is sated. PS: What Google said translates to “The use of violence or armed threats is not a solution.”
- skerit 20d agoIt is a bit weird. As someone from Belgium (we also use our own variety of Azerty) you are very frequently reminded that you're on a weird keyboard. At least for someone who games, you wouldn't make ZQSD the default. It's the first thing you do in every game, change WASD to ZQSD
- rokbenko 17d ago[dead]