EPTWhat kind of gaming mouse should I get for BW? - Page 5
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[sc1f]eonzerg
Belgium6952 Posts
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Deleted User 135096
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On April 13 2015 16:46 DiMiaN wrote: Read here for more information about mouse sensitivity and DPI. I managed to get 1:1 with in-game speed 9 and 1800dpi. I use mca64launcher to adjust in-game sens. or, just go read the article I wrote, as it's far more accurate and less biased. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20327 Posts
On April 13 2015 20:47 [sc1f]eonzerg wrote: is the g9x a good mouse ? yes in some ways, but sensor tracks inconsistently in an unpredictable and unfixable way that effectively varies your sensitivity by ~5-7% or so. With a good sensor it'd probably be a sweet mouse, a lot of people seem to love the shell | ||
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sCuMBaG
United Kingdom1144 Posts
Talking BW B (B+ in 2v2, but that's a couple of years back now) and SC2 Masters. So not Pro, but definitely not shite either. Not only is it a great, small mouse. It's dead cheap. great for Starcraft and so incredibly durable. I've got mine for about 5 years or so now. Been traveling to and from the UK/Germany (I'm an Interpreter, so basically 2-3 trips a month) for a while now, which means lots of knocking the thing around, and I'm always taking my laptop + mouse for a few games in the evenings. I might be very biased, but for my needs nothing beats my lovely Abyssus. | ||
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[sc1f]eonzerg
Belgium6952 Posts
On April 13 2015 21:10 Cyro wrote: yes in some ways, but sensor tracks inconsistently in an unpredictable and unfixable way that effectively varies your sensitivity by ~5-7% or so. With a good sensor it'd probably be a sweet mouse, a lot of people seem to love the shell i have the g400 and im thinking to change for a more small mouse,but i liked the g9x but looks like is out of edition ? t-t,also thanks for this tip,what do u think of mad catz rat te ? | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20327 Posts
Take a look at the logitech g302/g303 (or even the cm storm xornet, though that's a lower end mouse the sensor works well unless you expose it to certain types of strain such as low sensitivity FPS swipes and the shell is good) | ||
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DiMiaN
Finland306 Posts
On April 13 2015 21:02 wo1fwood wrote: or, just go read the article I wrote, as it's far more accurate and less biased. Sorry didnt know you had an article. Here's the ultimate mouse guide by wo1fwood: Click! | ||
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Probemicro
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On April 13 2015 21:18 sCuMBaG wrote: Razer Abyssus all the way. Talking BW B (B+ in 2v2, but that's a couple of years back now) and SC2 Masters. So not Pro, but definitely not shite either. Not only is it a great, small mouse. It's dead cheap. great for Starcraft and so incredibly durable. I've got mine for about 5 years or so now. Been traveling to and from the UK/Germany (I'm an Interpreter, so basically 2-3 trips a month) for a while now, which means lots of knocking the thing around, and I'm always taking my laptop + mouse for a few games in the evenings. I might be very biased, but for my needs nothing beats my lovely Abyssus. razer always seem to be hit and miss which varies from person to person. I had a razer abyssus which became spoilt after a year, then replace it with a deathadder 3.5 black that have lasted for like 3 years already and very happy with. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20327 Posts
They also have pretty big failure rates for mouse clicks etc - and some of the worst drivers, where turning them on will negatively affect the tracking of your mouse in a significant way. Worse, some of their newer mice do not have onboard memory so using the driver is REQUIRED to use anything aside from default settings | ||
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NubbleST
United States86 Posts
EDIT: holy crap this image doesn't fit or something. Here's a link http://i.imgur.com/LFrp5aH.jpg | ||
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Probemicro
3708 Posts
too bad they discontinued it for their shitty newer models/firmware. | ||
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outscar
2832 Posts
I browsed gear of SC2 (ex BW too) players and most of them use Razer Abyssus. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Pro_gear | ||
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Probemicro
3708 Posts
On April 14 2015 12:44 outscar wrote: I browsed gear of SC2 (ex BW too) players and most of them use Razer Abyssus. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Pro_gear eh they are sponsored by those brands so they are forced to use them. so they pick the best option which is usually abyssus/deathadder if razer sponsors them. | ||
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TheGreatOne
United States534 Posts
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FlaShFTW
United States10397 Posts
honestly there really is no difference between a regular mouse and a gaming mouse aside from customizable dpi and macros and shit. | ||
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NubbleST
United States86 Posts
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Cyro
United Kingdom20327 Posts
The Deathadder 2013 is good but not amazing. No onboard memory so has to use the awful driver 24/7. Some quoted lag/smoothness with the sensor compared to other mice. Questionable build quality and longevity honestly there really is no difference between a regular mouse and a gaming mouse aside from customizable dpi and macros and shit. for someone who doesn't particularly care about having awesome-tier mouse accuracy and who never loads an FPS game, that can be true - although stuff like the glide and usability of mouse shape is a big thing too. If you use any random mouse on whatever desk with no mouse feet or mousepad, then of course you don't care | ||
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cava
United States1035 Posts
On April 12 2015 18:38 TaShadan wrote: ![[image loading]](http://www.dansdata.com/images/logitechmx/mx300back520.jpg) best mouse ever! :D No seriously. You might have to try several ones and figure out which one is the best for you. I always prefered small and light mouses. I can not play with heavy/big ones because my hands are so small. You also have to play around with mouse speed, DPI and acceleration (i personally played without acceleration). Ahhh the MX300. This is definitely the best mouse ever made, but unfortunately has been out of production for like 10 years. I use the G100s which is as close to that as they make anymore. | ||
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lol_dominion
7 Posts
http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=114&cp_id=11401&cs_id=1140101&p_id=10231&seq=1&format=2 | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20327 Posts
On April 14 2015 12:30 Probemicro wrote: yeah deathadder is a pretty good mouse, what cyro says is generally true most of their other models but deathadder begs to differ. too bad they discontinued it for their shitty newer models/firmware. They also have pretty big failure rates for mouse clicks etc - and some of the worst drivers, where turning them on will negatively affect the tracking of your mouse in a significant way. Worse, some of their newer mice do not have onboard memory so using the driver is REQUIRED to use anything aside from default settings This stuff applies to their newest mice too Cyro what do you think about the SteelSeries mice? Pretty much all of the mice brands with more than a few products have some shit and some usable-good stuff. The Rival is good if you want a big mouse | ||
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