EPTHow to set up at a LAN - Page 2
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20344 Posts
On February 20 2014 20:48 PiGStarcraft wrote: Excellent point! I used to play with a 1650x1080 at home despite every event being a 1920x1080. I always had to fiddle around with my sensitivity and I'm sure it hurt my performance a lot. Quick fix if mouse is responding 1:1 like it should be (not being screwed with by OS/driver settings) Biggest screen axis divided by DPI 1680x1050 monitor: 1680/810 = 2.074 inches to cross screen 1920/2.074 = 925 - adjust dpi from 810 to 925. Same distance to cross screen It's trickier with many mice having very limited native settings | ||
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PiGStarcraft
Australia1004 Posts
On February 21 2014 07:21 Cyro wrote: Quick fix if mouse is responding 1:1 like it should be (not being screwed with by OS/driver settings) Biggest screen axis divided by DPI 1680x1050 monitor: 1680/810 = 2.074 inches to cross screen 1920/2.074 = 925 - adjust dpi from 810 to 925. Same distance to cross screen It's trickier with many mice having very limited native settings Being the maths noob that I am, where does the 810 in 1680/810 come from? | ||
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FromShouri
United States862 Posts
On February 21 2014 09:34 PiGStarcraft wrote: Being the maths noob that I am, where does the 810 in 1680/810 come from? DPI. | ||
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anatase
France532 Posts
On February 20 2014 22:07 PiGStarcraft wrote: Pillows are such a must, you never know what kind of shitty chair you end up with at a lan. I would also surgest drinking water instead of sweet drinks, it helps a lot to stay awake for a whole day, same goes for food as well really I can't support this enough! I always bring bananas and some muesli/nut bars and a big bottle of water to LANs so I don't need to eat fast-food. This is something I thought weird some years ago. People were advocating for esport as something serious which requires a healthy brain/mind as much as a health body and yet all you see is crap energy drinks sponsoring and crappy food alike TLO is a true example of how to make esport more respectable to the wider public: practicing, being healthy with exercices (swimming i believe). to that extend, fatal1ty (former q3 pro, one of the first progamer ever innit) was regularly playing tennis to stay healthy. If you ever go to a LAN as a pro or wannabe pro you better come with what you would find in others sports: banana/nuts/water (sometimes with mineral, not necessairely gato/powerade). Lots seems to under estimate the importance of "health" for such activity. Great guide otherwise! | ||
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FromShouri
United States862 Posts
On February 22 2014 19:34 anatase wrote: This is something I thought weird some years ago. People were advocating for esport as something serious which requires a healthy brain/mind as much as a health body and yet all you see is crap energy drinks sponsoring and crappy food alike TLO is a true example of how to make esport more respectable to the wider public: practicing, being healthy with exercices (swimming i believe). to that extend, fatal1ty (former q3 pro, one of the first progamer ever innit) was regularly playing tennis to stay healthy. If you ever go to a LAN as a pro or wannabe pro you better come with what you would find in others sports: banana/nuts/water (sometimes with mineral, not necessairely gato/powerade). Lots seems to under estimate the importance of "health" for such activity. Great guide otherwise! I think a more appropriate term would be stamina. While stamina is tied to good health there are separate. And if you're good enough you have to play lots of games and I remember many an interview of Korean pros stating that they were doing everything they could to keep their stamina up and their hands limber for tournaments that work within the confines of a couple days(MLG, Dreamhack, etc.) | ||
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sluggaslamoo
Australia4494 Posts
Like remembering to bring 30m ethernet cables and bags of chips and coke. | ||
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iokke
United States1179 Posts
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FFW_Rude
France10201 Posts
On February 24 2014 13:09 sluggaslamoo wrote: I clicked on this link expecting something completely different. Like remembering to bring 30m ethernet cables and bags of chips and coke. And a fricking switch... "So we're all set up. Where's the switch ?" "What you mean you didn't take yours ?" "Who's the closest to his house ?" | ||
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