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Setz3R
United States455 Posts
When I'm in game I don't notice it, I'm probably too focused and too into playing to really feel it. Afterwards though i wonder what's going on. This has never happened to me playing long hours of CS:S or PS3. Could it be the way my hands are positioned on my desk? I mean I played WAAAY more WoW in arena with just as much focus and this never happened.  | ||
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love1another
United States1844 Posts
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Radical
United States481 Posts
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hp.Shell
United States2527 Posts
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beg
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are you laying your hand down on the desktop or do you hold it up with your arm? | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
Relax your arm, movements should be from the wrist down! | ||
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Setz3R
United States455 Posts
I think I figured what's causing it: I just got a razer deathadder a month ago and its my first high dpi mouse. Since its so high I'm no longer moving my entire hand to move the mouse. I keep my hand stationary and move only my finger tips and somehow that's really straining my elbow. I think I'll just take a break now and try to play a few games of CS to get used to moving with my entire hand again. Thanks for the help! I think it doesn't help its cold in here--and muscles tend to tense up more when its cold. | ||
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FortuneSyn
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nttea
Sweden4353 Posts
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DefMatrixUltra
Canada1992 Posts
On June 07 2010 07:48 Legendary- wrote: Yeah i'm consistently massaging it after each game, I'm like 10-0 right now so I don't wanna stop lol. I think I figured what's causing it: I just got a razer deathadder a month ago and its my first high dpi mouse. Since its so high I'm no longer moving my entire hand to move the mouse. I keep my hand stationary and move only my finger tips and somehow that's really straining my elbow. I think I'll just take a break now and try to play a few games of CS to get used to moving with my entire hand again. Thanks for the help! I think it doesn't help its cold in here--and muscles tend to tense up more when its cold. Don't feel obligated to use the maximum DPI setting, especially for the "newer" Deathadders with >3000 or whatever it is DPI. For RTS you really don't wanna move your arm anyway. The technique people use is "planting" the wrist bone solidly down on the mouse pad and using the wrist to move the mouse side to side and the fingers/thumb to move the mouse front and back. It's always important to be as comfortable as possible. You should try to use a fairly minimal amount of effort in moving the mouse and be sure not to tense your fingers (index and middle) when clicking. Be in a comfortable spot where you can click and move the mouse around without anything being tense. If you find yourself having trouble with tension (stress causes you to tense up etc.), try opening paint and drawing ~500 lazy "lines" while concentrating on keeping yourself relaxed (from your toes up to your lower back up to your shoulders). | ||
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Setz3R
United States455 Posts
My arm was just HARDCORE straining from trying to keep up with the high dpi of the mouse. Everyone says you just get used to it so I tried it and it obviously didn't work.  hehe. | ||
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