EPTIn-Game Mouse Settings for HotS
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zoohairZ
Canada254 Posts
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philippo
Sweden97 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10665 Posts
I would just adjust the settings to your liking, if they are a little different in WoL than in HOTS, well then write down the adjustments for each one to suit your liking. gl hf | ||
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FS_SlimJim
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Just get used to 6 or 7/11 on windows mouse speed scale (or 8 if you have years of experience with PC gaming), then reap the benefits of near-perfect accuracy; i.e. go up half a league. | ||
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Revelatus
United States183 Posts
On December 12 2012 12:54 FS_SlimJim wrote: To fix this just set your mouse settings in control panel to whatever you want, then turn off the "adjust mouse sensitivity" (or whatever its called) setting in sc2. Then it will just use your standard internet-perusing mouse speed. Much easier than trying to balance anything. And if you use different mouse settings when you play sc2 than when you dont, stop it. Just get used to 6 or 7/11 on windows mouse speed scale (or 8 if you have years of experience with PC gaming), then reap the benefits of near-perfect accuracy; i.e. go up half a league. You should only put the windows slider in the default middle position. Otherwise you will experience the mouse cursor skipping pixels. This is because the windows mouse speed option doesn't change the dpi of the mouse, but the amount of pixels your cursor moves, in order to artificially increase mouse cursor speed. You should change the windows option to default, and adjust cursor speed with the DPI setting in your moue driver software. You should also put the SC2 slider at a non-multiple of 5. For example, if you want it to be at 50, you should put it at 49 or 51, because the multiples of 5 on the slider are buggy. | ||
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KrazyTrumpet
United States2520 Posts
On December 12 2012 12:54 FS_SlimJim wrote: To fix this just set your mouse settings in control panel to whatever you want, then turn off the "adjust mouse sensitivity" (or whatever its called) setting in sc2. Then it will just use your standard internet-perusing mouse speed. Much easier than trying to balance anything. And if you use different mouse settings when you play sc2 than when you dont, stop it. Just get used to 6 or 7/11 on windows mouse speed scale (or 8 if you have years of experience with PC gaming), then reap the benefits of near-perfect accuracy; i.e. go up half a league. Holy crap, how did I never spot this? | ||
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n0ah
United States250 Posts
Check these threads out: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=142026 http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=165717 | ||
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