question about rapid trigger

[gritty shuttle]

what is the purpose of continuous rapid trigger? from my understanding i know that it allows you to continue actuating the key even after you elevate past your actuation point until you fully let go of the key, and then you would have to click back to hit your actuation again in order to activate the key press. In what sort of games would this even be useful? don't most people just fully let go of their keys fully anyways rather than holding it above the actuation point and slightly pushing it in once again to actuate the key press, to be honest it seems like a hassle more than anything. I need some enlightenment because I keep thinking about this setting and I get more confused. Perhaps my thinking is flawed, and theres some sort of underlying success that I don't realize.

[rotund compass]

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