Gamer With Disability Shows Off How He Games Without Any Problems

This streamer is taking gaming to a whole new level despite his disability, and people are loving him online. 

Martin, 25, who goes by the Twitch streaming name of MoaningCamel was born with no hands but still manages to game despite his disability.

He explains how he uses his Xbox controller to game mostly, but when he does use the keyboard and mouse, he manages to type out 46 words per minute – using his elbows.

However, he does mention that the words often take a bit longer as he has to hit the backspace button more than a few times as his elbows can take up more than one key.

He says: “I’m so used to hitting the backspace button as my elbow is pretty thick.”

“So when it hits the keyboard, it hits multiple keys at once.”

Martin streams his gaming live to Twitch while also posting highlights across his Instagram and TikTok channels. 

His TikTok has grown to more than 3.3 million followers, while he has amassed close to 56 million likes across his videos. 

In another video, he runs his followers through exactly how he uses an Xbox controller. 

He says: “I use my left finger for the left trigger and the left bumper. Left part of the arm for the right trigger, chin for the left analogue stick.”

He also uses foot pedals under his desk for games such as Apex Legends to reload and heal his characters in-game. 

His ability to game without complication has been praised by many online as well.

One TikTok user commented: “I learned from you that nothing is impossible.”

Another said: “Bro is mad talented.”

Others called for Martin to receive a one of a kind controller from some of gaming’s top companies.

They said: “Xbox or PlayStation should make a special controller for this guy cuz he's an inspiration.”

Showing that his disability doesn’t restrict his day-to-day life, Martin also posts videos on how he does general activities such as cleaning his PC, eating wings, driving a car, and making food.

If you watch any of his gaming videos as well, it's safe to say he's better than half the gamers out there.