What kind of gaming mouse should I get for BW? - Page 2
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NubbleST
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![]() with old mouse i made only 7001. p.s. im protoss170-180apm | ||
Piste
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On April 07 2015 15:08 GGzerG wrote: Wow, I need one of those gel wrist wrests....10+ years playing StarCraft and never had one....no wonder I have terrible callas on my wrist >_< I've tried to use one several times, but I always feel like it makes my mouse hand slower.. ![]() | ||
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On April 07 2015 06:07 duke91 wrote: I know a guy who's C on iccup (B 2v2) using a Trackball. For years I've begged him to do an FPVOD B+ with a ball mouse here, bam!!! | ||
Cyro
United Kingdom20285 Posts
On April 07 2015 16:12 GGzerG wrote: I thought the gel rests are supposed to prevent carpal tunnel? I guess while playing BW it would be different? ?_? Those rests are only usable with high sensitivities and limit your movement style a little bit. I was about to post that you shouldn't use them because of wrist issues with intensive mouse uses. Generally with those sensitivities, people move VERY heavily with the wrist and sometimes (very bad) tense wrist | ||
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On April 07 2015 23:07 Cyro wrote: ..stuff.. Happy birthday! | ||
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Cyro
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1:1 sens and no fuckery with acceleration and such from OS | ||
NubbleST
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On April 07 2015 16:12 GGzerG wrote: I thought the gel rests are supposed to prevent carpal tunnel? I guess while playing BW it would be different? ?_? I'd need to find a source, but iirc it's better than pressing your wrist against your desk, but you'd ideally have good enough postures where you don't put pressure on your CT at all. | ||
Cyro
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On April 08 2015 01:53 NubbleST wrote: I'd need to find a source, but iirc it's better than pressing your wrist against your desk, but you'd ideally have good enough postures where you don't put pressure on your CT at all. Best thing to do is to have proper posture (arm naturally being slightly above desk) and use a mouse sensitivity and grip that allows you to control the cursor well without tensing wrist at all, with a focus on fingertip and arm movement as opposed to the worst thing you can do (high sens, tight grip and wrist pivot everywhere) | ||
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