EPTSo is this how most pros play? Without mouseacc and high DPI?
What mouse DPI do the pros use?
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spirates
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So is this how most pros play? Without mouseacc and high DPI? | ||
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FliedLice
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Termit
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ElusoryX
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Dalavita
Sweden1113 Posts
I have an oldschool intellimouse 3.0 that doesn't have a DPI setting or anything like that, so I've never really understood DPI. What's the difference between raising your sensitivity and raising the DPI setting of your mouse, pixel losses aside. | ||
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tw!tch
United States563 Posts
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Skew
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Skillver
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FireSA
Australia555 Posts
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Tofugrinder
Austria899 Posts
it really depends on the size of the monitor. With my current settings I could never play on a friends 17" laptop for example. everybody needs to test for him/herself I guess | ||
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spirates
Sweden148 Posts
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DarKcS
Australia1237 Posts
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MenSol[ZerO]
Canada1134 Posts
play with what your use to | ||
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Offhand
United States1869 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:57 ElusoryX wrote: what exactly does DPI do? DPI stands for "dots per inch". It's a ratio of how much you need to move the mouse physically to how much the cursor moves on screen. Higher DPS means less movement is needed to get the cursor to travel further. I don't think you can adjust DPI on most normal mice, Razers and Steelseries usually do though. | ||
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chaPeL
Germany33 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:08 DarKcS wrote: use max dpi and LOWER SENSITIVITY - tldr; if you are using DPI to change your mouse speed you are doing it wrong. well, using dpi to change mousespeed is the only right way to do it naturally^^ windows 6/11, sc2 51, dpi how you want it. that's the correct way  | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:08 DarKcS wrote: use max dpi and LOWER SENSITIVITY - tldr; if you are using DPI to change your mouse speed you are doing it wrong. Why is your tl;dr longer than your actual post? So is this how most pros play? Without mouseacc and high DPI? Whatever they like. Seriously, play what you are most comfortable with and then it's all fine. Just don't make it too slow. | ||
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Msr
Korea (South)495 Posts
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Cephiro
Finland1934 Posts
 But I don't want to lose precision for extra speed. | ||
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Rachnar
France1526 Posts
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Tofugrinder
Austria899 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:08 DarKcS wrote: use max dpi and LOWER SENSITIVITY - tldr; if you are using DPI to change your mouse speed you are doing it wrong. try working on a computer with 6000 dpi and you realise that you have to lower your dpi. | ||
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MeLlamoSatan
United States136 Posts
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Destructicon
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Here is the link. Basically he said you should have a mouse capable of more then 2k DPI, but optimally you should use 2k. I guess sensibility is up to the user, though I am trying to get used to higher and higher sensitivity by increasing it slowly over time. | ||
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R3N
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Why would lower DPI be any good -___________- It's precise enough and let me do more stuff with less effort | ||
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shirobu
Australia16 Posts
So it is best to have your mice on these optimal settings and then adjust your in game sensitivity instead. | ||
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ravemir
Portugal595 Posts
If you think you are getting behind in your game because you lift your hand too often during a game, then try using more DPI, while maintaining the sense rating. | ||
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Rah
United States973 Posts
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Papulatus
United States669 Posts
Point is, you don't need a gaming equipment until you get to the pro level and you need to min/max everything about your play. | ||
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emc
United States3088 Posts
This is coming from an ex-CAL-I and CEVO-P dod player who played FPS his whole life. http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/763i/CPLMouseFix.zip double click the .reg to add it to the registry THEN restart your computer. You can also uninstall by doing the same method. GL HF. | ||
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sleepingdog
Austria6145 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:35 Papulatus wrote: Point is, you don't need a gaming equipment until you get to the pro level and you need to min/max everything about your play. This. The whole "what is the best xyz to pwn in sc2" is really similar to overweight guys buying racing bikes for 6k.... | ||
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Gotmog
Serbia899 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:30 ravemir wrote: In FPS, competitive users prefer higher sensitivity for a better reaction time (lower sense, more distance to move the mouse), and I am sure that would be prefferable here, aswell, but since micro needs ALOT of precision, you might take alot longer to get used to it. If you think you are getting behind in your game because you lift your hand too often during a game, then try using more DPI, while maintaining the sense rating. No they don't . FPS players play with incredibly low sensitivity so they can be more precise with their aim. In RTS it makes more sense to have as high sensitivity as you are comfortable with . | ||
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sopas
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low dpi shouldn't matter too much unless you have a ridiculous resolution. so it's best to use what is good for u- | ||
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Dalavita
Sweden1113 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:30 ravemir wrote: In FPS, competitive users prefer higher sensitivity for a better reaction time (lower sense, more distance to move the mouse), and I am sure that would be prefferable here, aswell, but since micro needs ALOT of precision, you might take alot longer to get used to it. If you think you are getting behind in your game because you lift your hand too often during a game, then try using more DPI, while maintaining the sense rating. Most CS players use a low as hell sensitivity, and since it's the most competitive FPS out there, that's the standard. | ||
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confusedcrib
United States1307 Posts
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LanTAs
United States1091 Posts
I think idra said he uses 500cpi, and a lot of pros use the mid end of dpi of around 1800dpi | ||
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AwOkkk
Belgium4 Posts
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Amornthep
Singapore2605 Posts
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Glockateer
United States254 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:08 DarKcS wrote: use max dpi and LOWER SENSITIVITY - tldr; if you are using DPI to change your mouse speed you are doing it wrong. Actually, you're doing it wrong and you're helping people pick terrible settings. 1:1 ratio is the best for consistency. Anywhere between 0.5 inches to 2 inches distance vertically on your resolution. Which is generally 400-1000 dpi. Anyone with over 2000 is lost since we haven't evolved to the point of having 3000 pixel monitors on a regular consumer basis. Brood war is a good example, 640x480 only and 400 dpi for every pro gamer (LMO) = 0.83 inches top to bottom of their monitor. No reason for them to upgrade mice and have it uncontrollable or some crappy windows setting. In SC2, the G1 series is very popular in the GSL, which is 800 or 1000 dpi. Even at 1600x900, 1680x1050, 1920x1080 it is about 1 inch top to bottom, maybe a little more. Bomber was using 800 on the mico. I wouldn't know about the slayers guys since it is changeable. | ||
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bokchoi
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KoTakUEurO
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ravemir
Portugal595 Posts
On September 19 2011 22:44 Dalavita wrote: Most CS players use a low as hell sensitivity, and since it's the most competitive FPS out there, that's the standard. I stand corrected then. What I heard was that mid-tier players used low sens in order to get better accuracy, but to catch up to higher level players they started gradually increasing it in order to gain some reaction time. Maybe CS isn't the best reaction time example to demonstrate this (maybe in Quake Live or UT it is more apparent), but it's definitely the most competitive, so I'll leave it at that. | ||
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