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Shadowfury333
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fonger
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infinity21
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infinity21
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
 Don't know what settings tho... never even installed any crap for it | ||
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Lachrymose
Australia1928 Posts
you should definitely get used to playing without acceleration, you will develop consistancy much faster and you will be more accurate in the long term. dont worry too much about accuracy straight away, find a setting which has a comfortable amount of mouse movement that suits you for the average mouse moves you make in game. you will get used to it within 2 weeks and ultimately it will be better longterm. | ||
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Shadowfury333
Canada314 Posts
On December 28 2008 15:42 Lachrymose wrote: if you're on xp make sure you use setpoint and set it to setpoint implementation rather than os. xp likes to bug out and give you mouse acceleration even when you set it off in mouse settings. you should definitely get used to playing without acceleration, you will develop consistancy much faster and you will be more accurate in the long term. dont worry too much about accuracy straight away, find a setting which has a comfortable amount of mouse movement that suits you for the average mouse moves you make in game. you will get used to it within 2 weeks and ultimately it will be better longterm. Vista, actually, but I've set it to Setpoint implementation anyway. It seems to work well. However, I have removed acceleration for consistency already. Thanks for the overall answer. | ||
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Yogurt
United States4258 Posts
nothing this good though, cheers | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On December 28 2008 16:39 Yogurt wrote: i think im gonna buy a new mouse soon nothing this good though, cheers Keep looking until you see a good mouse on sale. They tend to go on sale quite frequently but never really go down in base price. I bought my mx518 for $40 on sale and 3 years later, I still see it being sold at $80 =/ | ||
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decafchicken
United States20154 Posts
I use mine at 800 or 1200 or something. used 1600 for a long time but gave up on it ~~ | ||
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Seraphim
United States4467 Posts
It's what I've used for years and I've never had problems with it :D | ||
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o3.power91
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Archaic
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Shadowfury333
Canada314 Posts
On December 29 2008 04:45 Archaic wrote: All you need to do is put it fast enough that you can barely use it. And mass game. Playing over and over again will get you more used to it. And you can start all over again with a higher sensitivity .I'm kinda doubting this. I started trying this, and I can't figure out how I'd ever be able to micro at high DPI settings, not to mention that it hurts my wrist. On top of that, it is distracting and making me lose games, which makes me feel horrible. So new question, what exactly do the pros do? What is the absolute best way to set a mouse and what is the absolute best way to train for it? I don't want to learn any bad habits with this thing. | ||
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hugitout
United States379 Posts
this one ![[image loading]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/414RQFYRVHL._SS500_.jpg) | ||
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Shadowfury333
Canada314 Posts
On December 29 2008 09:37 hugitout wrote: mx518 the thumb print made my wrist and arm start to hurt so i had to find a wider mouse in the middle with no thumb prints i cant use those kind of mice, couldve been the weight but im pretty sure it was the shape , so i use a 10 dollar mouse now I don't think it is the thumb bit, I think it is just that my hand hasn't fully recovered from trying to use the Apple Mighty Mouse. Also, I've tried a bit with high acceleration, and that seems to work decently well, in that I can control things without having to use a deathgrip on the mouse, while also being able to move fast enough to handle things. | ||
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