This might be extraordinarily obvious to everyone else. Or it might just be me that likes holding it this way. But I thought I'd post it anyway, because it took me a surprisingly long time to figure out a good way of doing it.
The problem, in a nutshell, is I prefer to flip with my fingers during multiball - my thumbs just aren't fast enough. I also prefer accelerometer nudging, because it's non-binary (you can nudge gently), and it feels more 'immersive' - it's just genuinely more frantic and exciting to play like that for me.
If I just put my tablet on my lap, accelerometer nudging consists of slapping the side of the tablet. It's unreliable, inaccurate, and tends to move the tablet, causing you to miss shots immediately afterwards. Outside risk of dropping the tablet, or looking like a complete lunatic if you play in public.
Conversely, if I just hold my tablet by the sides, I have to hook my fingers back down to get at the flipper regions, which isn't ergonomic.
The solution for me is to dig the corners of the tablet into the heels of my palms, and use touch scheme B, which is very tall. I can use my palms to move the tablet, and have access to the flipper region with my fingers (for multiball) and my thumbs (for normal play).
The problem, in a nutshell, is I prefer to flip with my fingers during multiball - my thumbs just aren't fast enough. I also prefer accelerometer nudging, because it's non-binary (you can nudge gently), and it feels more 'immersive' - it's just genuinely more frantic and exciting to play like that for me.
If I just put my tablet on my lap, accelerometer nudging consists of slapping the side of the tablet. It's unreliable, inaccurate, and tends to move the tablet, causing you to miss shots immediately afterwards. Outside risk of dropping the tablet, or looking like a complete lunatic if you play in public.
Conversely, if I just hold my tablet by the sides, I have to hook my fingers back down to get at the flipper regions, which isn't ergonomic.
The solution for me is to dig the corners of the tablet into the heels of my palms, and use touch scheme B, which is very tall. I can use my palms to move the tablet, and have access to the flipper region with my fingers (for multiball) and my thumbs (for normal play).
