Gaming with a QuadStick: Mouth Controller
45sShows a unique and inspiring gaming setup that challenges assumptions about disability and gaming.
▶ Play ClipA content creator discovers and showcases Onfa, a paralyzed League of Legends player who competes at Emerald 2 rank using a QuadStick mouth controller. The video highlights Onfa's incredible skill and the accessibility tool that enables his gameplay.
The creator jokes about his zany shirt and plans to wear more eccentric outfits like noir detective fits.
He wants to highlight positive people and cool content, mentioning a previous check-in on Joe's Hungry.
The algorithm served him a video of Onfa, a paralyzed League of Legends player using a QuadStick.
Onfa uses a QuadStick mouth joystick with suck/blow holes and a lip trigger to play League of Legends at a high level.
Onfa is in Emerald 2, a respectable rank, and mains Briar with impressive performance.
The creator knew about QuadStick from friend GimpyG, a quadriplegic gamer, but never saw it used at such a high level.
Onfa demonstrates how he uses the QuadStick: joystick for mouse, lip trigger for camera lock, blow/suck for clicks and abilities.
Onfa carries his team in an Emerald game, finishing with 18 kills and 3 deaths, showcasing micro and macro skills.
Onfa constantly looks for gank opportunities and makes good calls, demonstrating strong game fundamentals.
The creator praises Onfa's skill and expresses excitement for his future content.
Onfa's use of the QuadStick to play League of Legends at Emerald 2 rank is a remarkable demonstration of skill and accessibility technology, inspiring the creator to share his story.
"Title accurately reflects the video's content about a player using his mouth to play games at a high level."
What is the name of the controller Onfa uses to play League of Legends?
QuadStick
04:32
What rank is Onfa in League of Legends?
Emerald 2
02:13
How does Onfa perform a right click using the QuadStick?
He blows into the center hole.
04:45
How does Onfa use his ultimate ability?
He sucks in the center and right hole.
05:19
What champion does Onfa main?
Briar
02:13
How many kills and deaths did Onfa finish with in the featured game?
18 kills and 3 deaths
12:22
What is the name of the quadriplegic gamer the creator mentions knowing?
GimpyG
03:35
Onfa's QuadStick Use
Demonstrates how a paralyzed player uses a mouth controller to play at a high level.
01:45Emerald 2 Rank
Shows that Onfa's skill is competitive and respectable.
02:13Control Mapping
Detailed explanation of how Onfa maps abilities to mouth actions.
04:32Effortless Gameplay
Highlights the proficiency and speed of Onfa's inputs.
06:07Carrying the Game
Onfa's 18/3 performance demonstrates his ability to carry despite physical limitations.
12:22[00:01] never seen me sport before. You're welcome. I'm in the zany shirt arc and it's looking real good. Next time you might even see me with a bowler hat or bucket hat, but I'm going to start maybe bringing out like the old school noir
[00:18] detective type fits. Who Who knows? The wardrobe has been slowly but surely upgrading and being filled with wackiness. But anyway, something I want to start doing more of is showcasing
[00:33] positive things and like cool people that, you know, that I think recently where I did a check-in on Joe's Hungry who just makes incredible food reviews, seems like a wonderful guy, and I wanted to show you all what he's been
[00:47] up to in recent times. And I want to do more things like that. And 2 days ago, the YouTube algorithm, the [ __ ] enigma that it is, where it'll sometimes serve me incomprehensible gobbledy [ __ ] archaic footage from like
[01:02] 11 years ago filmed on a Motorola RAZR that's an employee at Blockbuster showing you how to rewind VHS tapes with sub-30 irresistible piece of content that I
[01:15] click on. So like the the algorithm does have a big soul read on me sometimes. But then other times it'll give me things that I have no interest in. But 2 days ago, it served me something that I found fascinating and a channel that I'm
[01:28] very interested in keeping up with. It was a League of Legends player who was paralyzed and plays League of Legends at a pretty high level using a quad stick, which is a controller for your mouth. It's for people that have disabilities
[01:45] like this that aren't able to use their hands to play games and it helps enable them to be able to play games. His name is Onfa and I watched his video where he carried a team like actually just [ __ ] put them on his back, just kegel
[01:59] them to the finish line, dragging them kicking and screaming into a dub. And I watched that video and then watched them explain how he plays League of Legends, and I just think it's genuinely incredible. I then also looked up his
[02:13] summoner name to see like, you know, what Elo he's in. He's in Emerald 2 and an absolute [ __ ] demon on Briar, just clapping cheeks constantly there. Emerald 2 is no joke. Like that is a very respectable Elo, higher than my
[02:28] for damn sure. And I really wanted to just put this channel on your radar cuz I think it's pretty amazing. I I want to show you how he uses the quad stick. He does a great tutorial on how he plays games like this. And I looked him up
[02:42] further. He's He also used to post on Instagram like 2 years ago playing Call of Duty using the same quad stick. And he also explained like he can use his arms but not his hands. So he is paralyzed. I I I'm not sure
[02:55] with what or what led to that or anything, but he You'll see him move his use his hands, which is why he's using the quad stick. Now before diving into you his content, there is something and someone else that I want to make a brief
[03:10] mention of. Now prior to finding Anfisa's channel, I actually had heard of the quad stick controller before. I was loosely aware of it. I've never seen it used to this high of a level before. This is
[03:23] incredibly impressive, but I was aware of it because over the years I've been pretty interested in these accessibility tools. And that's because 5 years ago I met and became friends with this guy right here, GimpyG, after I learned
[03:35] about a tragedy that befell him and his family where during one of his streams his house caught on fire. GimpyG is a quadriplegic man who is a gamer who's been using accessibility tools to play games for a long time now.
[03:51] Twitch playing through a lot of his favorite games using some of these tools. After the fire, a lot changed with him and his family. Unfortunately, he hasn't been able to game and stream like he was
[04:06] prior, but him and I remain friends to this day and he tells me about all of these really cool innovations in accessibility tools for people with disabilities. So, the QuadStick is something that I was aware
[04:19] of and to just randomly get served on this channel, someone who's utilizing that tool to like an unbelievably high skill level, it's just so cool to see. >> Hi, I'm paralyzed and this is how I play
[04:32] League of Legends with my mouth. I use something called a QuadStick. It's a mouth joystick that has three holes that you can suck or blow into and a lip trigger. I use the joystick to move the mouse around. I use the lip trigger to
[04:45] lock and unlock the cam. I blow into the center hole for right click. I suck in the center hole for left click. wards. And I suck in the center hole to ping.
[05:06] I suck in the center and left hole to use W. I blow into the center and right hole to use E.
[05:19] And I suck in the center and right hole to use ultimate. ignite or smite. And I blow into all three holes to use
[05:31] And I blow into all three holes to use flash.
[05:49] promise you that much. You bet your [ __ ] sweet bippy this guy would be smurfing in my lobbies. And he's just making it look effortless, especially during a game, too. Like it's like Mozart at work here. He's just
[06:07] so proficient. Like my [ __ ] neck gets sore when I'm opening cards for like 10 minutes. Meanwhile, he's doing like 10,000 actions per minute here carrying complete [ __ ] [ __ ] in his lobby to dubs in Emerald. Like what the [ __ ]
[06:23] It's Like I I can't stress enough just how amazing that is to see. So here, let's let's check out some of his actual gameplay here in Emerald. >> Please give me a break. It's my first video, so uh I will probably
[06:37] and lock in. Uh I'll try my best to give commentary as well.
[06:49] enemy team. It's a big try contest. >> So we will see >> Spoiler alert, he gets [ __ ] gluttonous. He gets turbo fed. And it's
[07:02] to finish. His bottom lane instantly started feeding, which is something he made a mention of as well. And then he just completely took control of this game. And the entire time he is still giving commentary. Even though he has to
[07:17] use his mouth to play the game, he is still able to give like very good still able to give like very good commentary and be entertaining.
[07:29] your bot lane is the one losing. Well, carry it anyway. >> I don't want to just show you the whole want to show you a couple highlights, because like I said, this wasn't just
[07:43] some stomp where he was always going to win. They won because of him carrying And I just want to show you some moments from it that I think really showcase from it that I think really showcase just how much micro he's able to do here
[07:59] has a very good understanding of the fundamentals of the game. His macro throughout the game, like his calls were pretty spot-on.
[08:33] I was contemplating if I was going to flash over and eat him into the wall or flash over and eat him into the wall or so I just [ __ ] stun lock myself.
[08:48] It's such a bad play by me. Holy [ __ ] I played that as bad as I could. >> His map awareness is stellar. So he was constantly looking throughout the game for gank opportunities or a way to clean
[09:01] always looking for opportunities to get a pick like on that Kha'Zix there. But team would collapse like the Akali coming in. So they weren't able to like fully, you know, snowball from there. Like I said, it was like kind of a
[09:15] grueling game that he had to take control of.
[09:34] Are you good? Holy.
[09:49] Dude. Try to counter my old [ __ ]
[10:14] it's so close. I should have just altered her. I'm so I should have just altered her. I'm so bad. anything. Holy, is that play just so bad.
[10:33] Holy. >> This is when he started to turn the game visiting every lane and just putting so much pressure on them, which was able to start getting openings for the team to punish. So, even though he didn't finish
[10:46] off all three kills there, which he actually was pretty close to doing, having the Fury come in to clean it up gets him to assist, they get to keep pushing their advantage, and it became pretty unwinnable for the other team.
[11:10] >> Mhm. Oh, poor lad.
[12:22] got to do whatever he wanted on the rift there. He was [ __ ] world starring the other squad. It It was It was pretty brutal and they closed it out. He finished with 18 kills, 18 and three. It was a slaughter that was led by him. So,
[12:39] he is extremely impressive. I thought it was a really, really enjoyable piece of content and I think the video he made showing the quad stick and how he utilizes it was just really, really interesting and I I'm
[12:54] very excited to see what else he makes and I just kind of wanted to talk about it cuz I think it's really cool. Uh that's really about it. So,
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