Mine isn't as weird as the config shintaz used, but it's somewhat unusual I suppose.

Invert mouse on, rawinput on
r=jump, d=left, f=duck, g=right, alt=forward, space=back
m2=fire, m1=alt fire, h=slot1, j=slot2, 4=slot3, e=reload, t=medic

At one point I actually decided to stop using invert mouse and migrate to a typical wasd setup. There is no shortcut, you just have to hop in servers and play like that. It will take hours, possibly even days to get used to changes. In my case, I was actively playing in leagues at the time, so it was hard to commit to it all, so I reverted after a day. The odd thing is that returning to my normal movement keys was easy, but I had confused my brain and hand memory with the invert change that it became very difficult for a few hours to aim vertically regardless of which invert setting I was using.

Invert mouse is still the king though, unless you play shitty call of duty games where it randomly stops inverting for no reason (advanced warfare did this constantly).

What the fuck that is by far the weirdest setup I have ever heard of.

f was jump by default in a lot of old fps games, his finger positioning might be a holdover from that even if he doesn't use it for that anymore

This sounds like something somebody who is like disabled and uses their face to push their keyboard would use

I would sacrifice my left testicle for 20% more lg accuracy

the cfg shintaz used seems possible with 2 hands
but im sitting here looking at yours, absolutely clueless how you can play

smaka is the best player in the game so he has to nerf himself with his config to give others a chance

IIRC useoftoaster used asdf to move

universe nailed it!

Really though, mine's not as bad as it seems when you consider I'm left handed, so my right hand is on the keyboard.
My thumb hovers around alt/space which I use to go forward and backward.
My fingers rest on RDFG which is very similar to your WASD, I just use jump and duck in place of your forward and back.
Pinky hits H/J for weapon swapping (I also use mwheelup and mwheeldown for weapon swapping depending on situation).

The first game I ever played at a higher-than-casual level was an old PC game called Descent, which was basically a flight sim in space where there was no gravity. Movement was completely free on all six axes, so there was the equivalent of strafing up and down as well as left and right (and inverted Y due to the flight sim aspect of it). I just never bothered changing things when I moved to ground shooters.