Tutorial voice too quiet and discusses "right" clicking on a mac

QuietPhoenix·5/17/2016, 12:16:55 PM·2 votes·1,172 views

I was hanging out with someone I was introducing to the game and had them play through the tutorial. The sound effects were much louder than the tutorial's voice, making it difficult to make out what the voice was saying at times. In tutorial mode, I suggest that the voice be made louder, even if the default settings for the game are to have the voice be quieter compared to the music and sound effects.

Additionally, they were playing on a mac, but the tutorial instructions discussed left and right clicking. A mac uses a mouse with one button, so this can be confusing.

4 Comments

Zielmann5/17/2016, 2:21:29 PM3 votes

Use a normal mouse for playing League.

LatinBsnDude5/17/2016, 4:20:50 PM1 votes

I had a track pad on the mac I used when I first started playing League. I had right clicking available that way. I think you can change the settings for the mac mouse so that it can both left and right click. At any rate, my Razr Naga was a great upgrade from my trackpad. Good luck. ;)

Doctor Jarvis5/17/2016, 4:24:51 PM1 votes

I used a Magic Mouse (tm) for awhile too, but if you've been using a Magic Mouse (tm) then you should know that any website that discusses right clicking just means you have to utilize a two-fingered press on the Magic Mouse (tm). When playing League you have to get used to only having one finger on the top of the Magic Mouse (tm) so it doesn't confuse to two clicks- that happens a lot when you hold the Magic Mouse (tm) like a regular mouse.

DrCyanide5/17/2016, 4:25:42 PM1 votes

Additionally, they were playing on a mac, but the tutorial instructions discussed left and right clicking. A mac uses a mouse with one button, so this can be confusing.

Unless their Mac uses this... http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/d/l800/pict/291683611388_1.jpg

... or this....

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/ba/Apple-hockey-puck-mouse.jpg

... then they have a right and a left click.