I am an avid video game player.
One big thing in high level competitive video games is setting up your key bindings correctly so that you can achieve what you want to do as fast as possible without interfering with your basic controls like movement.
Inevitably when you use a finger to switch weapons by pressing 1, 2, 3 and so on. You are taking a finger off of your movement keys (w,a,s,d).
The only method I could think of to switch weapons without taking your fingers off of other important controls would be to use an EEG Controller. That’s why i’m on these forums asking you, Is that even possible?
Could I set up the EEG Controller so that when I think “1” or do some other quick trick with my mind, it would activate the 1 key.
If this was possible, how quick would this even be most likely? Would it switch as soon as i’ve done what I have to do in my head, or does it take a second to realize you’ve done the “thing” in your head, before it activates the key?
Would it randomly activate the key while im concentrating on the game? Would I have to solely concentrate on that singular action in my brain to activate the key or would I be able to do it while im concentrating on other things?