Infested Terran trick. By using mousewheel - Page 33
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jaminski
England84 Posts
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Wubbles
United States120 Posts
On February 14 2012 01:43 dotDash wrote: I quickly went through all the pages and there's a slight chance I missed it somewhere.. but is this possible to setup during a tournament where you don't sit by your own computer but have your own mouse/keyboard with you? Peace Dan I'm almost positive it is depending on your mouse. For example I use a logitech g9 and I can program different "profiles" each with its own DPI and button settings (including remapping) and it's saved right onto the g9's on board memory. | ||
FeiLing
Germany428 Posts
Why don't you send an email to blizz support to clarify if it's allowed? They'll send you a clear no, because they don't really care and disallow anything potential abusable. And you won't get a statement out of em either if they ban for it. I am 100% sure however that Blizzard put something in the Terms of Use or wherever that allows them to ban you for basically no reason at all if they'd like to. And surely there is a passage about common sense too, maybe even related to the abuse of game mechanics etc. Sure go ahead and keep cheating. If enough people do it they might not even ban you but instead fix it (which would be way better as many people would still take the risk of getting banned even if they know bans were given out for this). | ||
wildstyle1337
Poland514 Posts
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TissTuss
Sweden33 Posts
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Magus.421
France159 Posts
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Oboeman
Canada3980 Posts
On February 17 2012 10:52 wildstyle1337 wrote: Stephano is using this, just saw game vs grubby, 30+ infested terrans at the same time, will try to dind this in vod of grubby stream later You can still throw 30 infested terrans simultaneously by waypointing a move command before shift-clicking the infested terrans. so he could be doing that, or the scroll wheel. | ||
Sotark
Canada66 Posts
it didn't work, any help? | ||
DoctorFunk
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bluQ
Germany1724 Posts
On February 19 2012 10:02 DoctorFunk wrote: It's really funny that people are getting upset and saying it's cheating. First of all- its not. It's just rebinding controls. Second, it's not even significant considering the ghost nerf. Get your facts right ... IT IS A MAKRO. Your mouse-software records a macro for you "mouse down; delay 0.00xxxx seconds, mouse up" so STOP saying its a mere rebind. | ||
Wink and the Gun
21 Posts
On February 19 2012 08:40 Sotark wrote: I set my Deathadders mouse click up and down to "click" in it's drivers settings. it didn't work, any help? It worked fine on my Deathadder. Make sure you are changing the scrolling up and down and not just pressing the scroll wheel down - that threw me at first. | ||
Azzur
Australia6252 Posts
On February 21 2012 00:42 bluQ wrote: Get your facts right ... IT IS A MAKRO. Your mouse-software records a macro for you "mouse down; delay 0.00xxxx seconds, mouse up" so STOP saying its a mere rebind. Heh, maybe it is you instead who should get your facts straight... it's a 1-to-1 binding and NOT a macro. The mouse-software registers each scroll of the mousewheel as a left-click. Since you are able to scroll faster than you can left-click, the rebinding of the key allows very fast clicks. | ||
Azzur
Australia6252 Posts
On February 16 2012 06:08 FeiLing wrote: Oh yeah so clever to say that there isn't anything against it in the rules at the moment.That's the nature of a new exploit - no one knew of it before... Why don't you send an email to blizz support to clarify if it's allowed? They'll send you a clear no, because they don't really care and disallow anything potential abusable. And you won't get a statement out of em either if they ban for it. I am 100% sure however that Blizzard put something in the Terms of Use or wherever that allows them to ban you for basically no reason at all if they'd like to. And surely there is a passage about common sense too, maybe even related to the abuse of game mechanics etc. Sure go ahead and keep cheating. If enough people do it they might not even ban you but instead fix it (which would be way better as many people would still take the risk of getting banned even if they know bans were given out for this). Interesting that despite all the evidence (Morrow posting about it, Artosis mentioning it on the GSL stream) you continue to insist that this is cheating? The only thing you have right in your post is that the ToS is worded in such a way that they can ban you for almost anything. But that's beside the point - as long as big tournaments allow this, how can you say it's cheating? | ||
RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On February 21 2012 01:02 Azzur wrote: Interesting that despite all the evidence (Morrow posting about it, Artosis mentioning it on the GSL stream) you continue to insist that this is cheating? The only thing you have right in your post is that the ToS is worded in such a way that they can ban you for almost anything. But that's beside the point - as long as big tournaments allow this, how can you say it's cheating? I think I saw someone who sent an email to Blizzard and asked about it in this thread, or somewhere else on liquid, and they basically got "yes, np, go ahead, use it, it's fine." from Blizzard. It's just binding keys & changing some keyboard settings, no different from changin mouse DPI. | ||
vileChAnCe
Canada525 Posts
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Adonisto
Canada191 Posts
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-ReMeDy-
United States46 Posts
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Kaitlin
United States2958 Posts
On February 22 2012 10:32 -ReMeDy- wrote: It doesn't look like my Razer Copperhead driver software offers scroll up/down functionality. Of course, wouldn't you know it, I can program every OTHER button, but not scroll up/down. If you have a programmable keyboard, or even just with the use of a script, you can do the same thing with your keyboard instead, with even faster results. | ||
Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
I wouldn't have thought that the bumped/stepped wheels would respond much faster than just regular clicking. Personally I'm using ![]() (which had great potential for a mouse concept but overall is rather disappointing) Using the software it's only possible to rebind the "joysticks", so I set it so that when the left joystick is pressed forward, perform a click (it results in repeating if held down — kinda dicey-ish maybe). | ||
InfDelta
United Kingdom1 Post
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