Do you guys use ''enchance mouse precision'' in your mouse settings. personally i use a 800dpi mouse and i use it coz im more precise with it, and when i put it off im faster but not so precise i mismicro and such. opinions are welcome

Poll: Do you use that setting
(Vote): Yes!
(Vote): No!

YPang

United States4024 Posts

March 09 2009 23:23 GMT

i use it

T.O.P.

Hong Kong4685 Posts

March 09 2009 23:24 GMT

Turning on enhanced mouse precision means that you're turning on acceleration. Personally, I like acceleration off because it feels more accurate that way.

Nytefish

United Kingdom4282 Posts

March 09 2009 23:24 GMT

This doesn't make sense, when I turn it on my mouse pointer moves faster.
I think I have it enabled on my desktop (which is what I play bw on).

Turning on enhanced mouse precision means that you're turning on acceleration. Personally, I like acceleration off because it feels more accurate that way.

Oh right that's why.

hazz

United Kingdom570 Posts

March 09 2009 23:27 GMT

On March 10 2009 08:24 T.O.P. wrote:
Turning on enhanced mouse precision means that you're turning on acceleration. Personally, I like acceleration off because it feels more accurate that way.

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emperorchampion

Canada9496 Posts

March 09 2009 23:28 GMT

I have a variable dpi setting, so for more precision I just lower the dpi (down to about 600 I believe), usually I just keep it at about 800 for SC:BW. Then for higher res games it is usually at 1600.

EsX_Raptor

United States2802 Posts

March 09 2009 23:29 GMT

no i just took a mouse i found in my garage and plugged it in, that simple.

Onisparda

Canada516 Posts

March 09 2009 23:46 GMT

Ive always been using it. For some reason i just can't aim without it, I don't know if i became dependant on it. When i take it off it becomes all jerky and my pointer goes all over the place -__-

Bosu

United States3247 Posts

March 09 2009 23:55 GMT

On March 10 2009 08:29 EsX_Raptor wrote:
no i just took a mouse i found in my garage and plugged it in, that simple.

So you probably use mouse acceleration.

Kinky

United States4126 Posts

March 10 2009 00:00 GMT

#10

I don't use it, but that's only because I've never turned it on ever in my life after all the gaming I've been through. I tried turning it on and it feels weird to me. Whether or not it makes you more precise is debatable, because I'm sure you're as accurate with either option depending on which one you've been using the longest or are most used to.

micronesia

United States24718 Posts

March 10 2009 00:02 GMT

#11

No I have no need for mouse acceleration.

LaLuSh

Sweden2358 Posts

March 10 2009 00:05 GMT

#12

I used to have it enabled. But half a year back I decided to try turning it off. It took a couple of weeks of getting used to but now I clearly prefer having it disabled.

Enhanced precision feels like the pointer accelerates during fast movements and decelerates (more than usual) when moving slowly.

GrimAngel

United States416 Posts

March 10 2009 00:33 GMT

#13

kinda funny that i just turned off my mouse acceleration a couple days ago to try it out

Sonu

Canada577 Posts

March 10 2009 00:36 GMT

#14

try both on Microtourney. which one u feel is better is the best

Racenilatr

United States2756 Posts

March 10 2009 00:59 GMT

#15

I always use it on but....I might try it off for a bit

armed_

Canada443 Posts

March 10 2009 01:02 GMT

#16

No mouse acceleration is obviously the more efficient option. If you feel otherwise it's only because you're unaccustomed to it. It's scientific fact(for some definition of science, ie. complete assumption.)

YianKutKu

United States142 Posts

March 10 2009 01:06 GMT

#17

i don't! for some reason the pointer goes really slow when i turn on the option.

Archaic

United States4024 Posts

March 10 2009 01:20 GMT

#18

Usually, mouse acceleration is more used for FPS because it gives a more realistic aiming (faster to go further, etc.) though I have heard many play with it off. It could give no advantage.
But in the case of RTS, like StarCraft, you are playing on one screen, and it will stay the same size, and everything will have the same general magnitude in distance, size, etc. For this, one scale for moving your mouse is far more precise.

x89titan

Philippines1130 Posts

March 10 2009 01:37 GMT

#19

i put precision on and mouse sens to max. it doesnt feel like mouse accel is on.