Only this one I know.
text to speech.
www.naturalreaders.com
call outs hmmm maybe a possibility windows 11 already
Voice with Computer generated controls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE7ckcccoI4

Need to try something, tired of dying in pubg because I'm fumbling keys.

I cannot imagine response times being even close to whats needed to play most games, much less competitive game with voice commands. Thinking and the nervous system are infinitely faster than speech.

Id be curious as to your results.

Voicing such a command takes more time, than actually pressing the button. Jsut practice for a bit. Pro tip: learn Touch typing.

Ok.
65, arthritis took my fine motor skills and reaction speed long ago.
Believe me I can say B faster then I can find it and hit it.

50 years using a key board, if I can't see it...

Honestly it sounds like overall not very practical function as far as potential features go.
I'd say giving up on playing multiplayer games would be an easier solution.

I know I did give up, since my reaction time hit rock bottom even before 30s... That is unless I forget why I stopped playing multiplayer titles, try one again and get unpleasant reminder why I stopped. It's sort of vicious cycle.

Yeah... I'm just too frickin' slow for all of this.

Dude, I play pubg. 65 half blind in one eye, half deaf in one ear, arthritis took my fine motor skills years ago and I have the reaction speed of a sloth. I still win regualr enough to keep playing, I'd just win more if I wasn't fumbling for keys.

And I didn't have the head for memorizing keyboards. Forget memorizing maps.

Originally posted by Deacon the destroyer:

Dude, I play pubg. 65 half blind in one eye, half deaf in one ear, arthritis took my fine motor skills years ago and I have the reaction speed of a sloth. I still win regualr enough to keep playing, I'd just win more if I wasn't fumbling for keys.

And I didn't have the head for memorizing keyboards. Forget memorizing maps.

Oh, okay. It's one of these games where winning matters a lot more. Still very likely to be more capable of actually winning something than me with my complete lack of whatever skills are needed to win.

I just have this defeatist mindset, I don't see point in delaying victory of others if they care more about said victory than me. On the other hand I'd rather not drag down whatever team I'm assigned to, hence avoiding PvP altogether.

Originally posted by Deacon the destroyer:

Is there an app to turn speech to key strokes, as in my reaction are slow and I'm real fumbled fingered I'd love to be able to call out actions or just keys.
Like reload, lean left, pick up, 3, bandage, control, ect

And could it be detected as a hack app?

I know some one with an external HDD that got flagged as a hack so...

i know a lot about AAC,STT and TTS apps, as im non verbal autistic,and one that might be a posibility for you costs money but is used industry wide, it is called dragon; naturaly speaking.
i know people who use it,they have severe dyslexia so it really helps them get around that barrier,one was a art therapist of mine.

there is also eye tracking software,woud this be of help? i used one on linux many years ago, it was when open source and free eye tracking software and i was helping test it ,ive tested comunication software and devices for companies before plus i used to test dynavoxes equipment and type back reports but the worst one back then (before 2011) was eye tracking.however eye tracking is so much better at capturing eye movement now without needing the seriously hefty power of a PC that they used to need. you still need a fairly good PC to run and track within the software. im certin if you do some research on it, youll be able to see if it can be integrated into gaming.

Thanks, checking on the suggestions.

I'm disabled and for years I've used various speech to text things. Some of those have been varied between reasonable and bloody awful.

What you're asking for is a bit more intense and the lag you're going to get to do the processing would render it all but unusable.

The best speech recognition I've found is on the PS4. Using the basic in ear mic, you can jump to any game by naming it. It recognises speech really well (better than the Xbox One) but even then it takes a couple of seconds at worst.

The response times are just too much. It might be usable and acceptable in something like strategy games but not for shooters.

I'm not really too up on this though but being part of many disabled groups I'd have heard if there were any real great improvement.

So sorry, but what you're asking isn't up to scratch.

Haven't tried this out myself but I've heard good things about it:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3046550/VoiceAttack_v2/