I often get to play using the track-pad (using multi-touch gestures), since you've got a force-touch track-pad the clicking job might be even easier to do. I'd suggest trying: - HearthStone (a card game) - Civilisation (a strategy game) - Firewatch (an exploration game, FPS) time to use that dGPU - Don't starve (a cute/hard survival game) - Factorio (a management/survival game) don't be scared by the crappy looks, it's one of the sweetest in the list - Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (a funny 10min game, FPS) - Portal (the cake is a.) Mmmh that's all I can think of for now. I often get to play using the track-pad (using multi-touch gestures), since you've got a force-touch track-pad the clicking job might be even easier to do.

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I'd suggest trying: - HearthStone (a card game) - Civilisation (a strategy game) - Firewatch (an exploration game, FPS) time to use that dGPU - Don't starve (a cute/hard survival game) - Factorio (a management/survival game) don't be scared by the crappy looks, it's one of the sweetest in the list - Dr. Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (a funny 10min game, FPS) - Portal (the cake is a.) Mmmh that's all I can think of for now. Click to expand.I am planning to largely replace my mouse with a trackpad soon. I enjoy playing a lot of different kinds of games and while I cannot claim experience yet I don't really anticipate needing the mouse for much aside of FPS games and a controller I think tends to be preferable for Action/Adventure games such as the Batman or Assassin's Creed games. I'd expect most casual games, many RPGs (particularly isometric view ones), many strategy games all ought to work pretty well. There should be plenty of options that do not require a mouse or controller to enjoy. I think you could reasonably make the call yourself on a game to game basis just by considering the type of input the game is likely most suited to which tends to be fairly obvious as in the above noted examples of FPS, etc.

I play all of my games with my laptop's trackpad, should I switch to a. I actually play lots of games with my trackpad and I've. A trackpad and random FPS.

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This is just something I've been thinking about, and I'm curious to hear what other people here do. My last notebook was a Sony Vaio S360, and it was capable of some FPS's like HL2, etc. However, I was never too comfortable with using a trackpad compared to a mouse. But of course part of the idea of notebook gaming is that you would do it when you didn't have the ability to use a mouse, so the trackpad ends up becoming necessary. Especially for people who do have high-end gaming notebooks, how often do you use the trackpad as a control mechanism, and what are you experiences and opinions using it? Clearly a lot of people are playing high-end FPS's, but I'm wondering how many people just hook up a mouse and play somewhere where they can use the mouse, or something else? Again, I probably wasn't too clear in my original post.

I wasn't asking about what's better (a mouse or a trackpad), but more about what people with gaming notebooks do about FPS gaming? It seems like people do spend a lot of money on high-end gaming notebooks with the capability to play FPS's, but it seems like the need to be near AC power and to be in a place where you can hook up and use a mouse sort of limit it (i.e. It's not going to do you any good on your lap since you won't have anywhere to use the mouse).

And at that point, what is the real benefit of a high-end gaming notebook? Is it just portability, ultimately? That it is much easier to take to a LAN party? All of my notebooks hardware is gaming grade, excpt for the video card, but its still not bad. I can play HL2 (completly topped out with 16xAF) with my notebook on my knees while laying in bed, and use my V400 on the sheets. I get great battey life with my notebook, about 2-2.5 hours of gaming on the battery, and about 5-6 with regular use.

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But yes I use a mouse to game. And if your going to game on something other than a desk/table, then you should get a good mouse. Mine was $50, its got a dual-laser engine so it tracks on almost any surface, which is really nice because I like gaming in bed sometimes. It also comes in handy in long boring classes. I paid alot for my notebook, and I can game on the go, you just need a good mouse.

The new Logitech Revolution mice look really good. Best service - shevannai. I cant remember which one is the notebook one, mabey the VX? But which ever one it is, its the next iteration of the V400. The V400 is good so that mouse must be great.