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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
I've lowered my dpi to 1200 and its been much more comfortable. I played maybe a solid two hours of mouse accuracy + custom/koth's and its helped a ton. Thanks for your help, I can actually start playing my 'game' again and focus on improving without iceskating all over the map. It's beginning to feel more like an 'extension' of my hand motions, which i think is its greatest benefit... Sorry for the formatting, my phone's browser is being retarded, wasn't trying to write a haiku lol.. | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
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Chriamon
United States886 Posts
On April 15 2011 01:49 TURKISHRAMBO wrote: 450? wow. 1600 is NOT alot. i would say its very normal for most fps/rts players. nobody is saying you SHOULDN'T use acceleration. If you need it then play with it! Its all personal preference and nobody can tell you other wise. Play with what you are comfortable with. Actually, a lot of people are saying you SHOULDN'T use acceleration. Thats the entire point of disabling it, it causes your mouse to move at variable speeds which you cannot account for, no matter how "used to" it you are, and thus you will be less accurate with your clicks. And to OP, you said your mouse is "flying all over the place." Sounds like you havent actually accomplished what you think you did. When you disable acceleration your mouse should seem slower. If you did disable acceleration, you probably ramped up your sensetivity or something. | ||
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Hollywise
France112 Posts
On April 15 2011 01:45 Arkless wrote: Set ur windows sensitivity to 6/11 and in game to any setting u wish as long as it isnt divisible by 5. I use my death adder on 3500 dpi, and at 61% in game and my mouse goes and clicks where I want it. I never did any of the mouse acceleration shit buddy did because if you have a mouse with it's own drivers and firmware, your mouse's polling rate in the firmware should override it anyways. what a surgeon | ||
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pfods
United States895 Posts
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Treemonkeys
United States2082 Posts
On April 16 2011 01:22 pfods wrote: holy crap. im some sort of machine apparently because i play with 2200 dpi on 100% sensitivity. i dont know how you guys play with like 600 and lower sensitivity So basically you move your mouse in one square centimeter the entire game? That's not even good for you. | ||
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
All it takes is some time to get used to and practise. I mean you probably spend a good amount of your time on default settings and now you're adjusting to the new changes. It's like using a 17 inch screen to a 25 inch, a wooden bat to a steel bat. Radical changes and it takes time to adjust. Sure somethings can be learned really quickly but things like this, It takes time to learn and readjust. | ||
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niggy
United States26 Posts
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pfods
United States895 Posts
On April 16 2011 01:28 Treemonkeys wrote: So basically you move your mouse in one square centimeter the entire game? That's not even good for you. not good for me? is it increasing my LDL or something? | ||
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Treemonkeys
United States2082 Posts
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gronnelg
Norway354 Posts
I put the win mouse speed to 6/11 A few issues I'm wondering about: The mouse speed felt so damn slow all of the sudden, that I had to boost the ingame mouse speed a lot. This felt fairly nice in the mainscreen, but turned out to be WAY to much on the minimap. So removing acceleration seems to be a problem in mainscreen vs minimap. Any similar experiences/advice? | ||
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Magictek
United States17 Posts
What was your DPI before? What is comfortable for one person will not be the same for the other. You mentioned the mouse going all over the place then lower the DPI. I suggest working your way up the DPI scale until you get to the one you like. | ||
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Magictek
United States17 Posts
On April 16 2011 01:02 QTIP. wrote: hey guys, just wanted to give a quick update. I've lowered my dpi to 1200 and its been much more comfortable. I played maybe a solid two hours of mouse accuracy + custom/koth's and its helped a ton. Thanks for your help, I can actually start playing my 'game' again and focus on improving without iceskating all over the map. It's beginning to feel more like an 'extension' of my hand motions, which i think is its greatest benefit... Sorry for the formatting, my phone's browser is being retarded, wasn't trying to write a haiku lol.. nice, sorry didn't read this before posting my reply, but ya I think sticking with no acceleration is good and just play with DPI will give the most consistant gaming/accuracy results. | ||
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Malpractice.248
United States734 Posts
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Magictek
United States17 Posts
On May 04 2011 23:49 gronnelg wrote: I tried removing acceleration, or mouse precision as win7 calls it. I put the win mouse speed to 6/11 A few issues I'm wondering about: The mouse speed felt so damn slow all of the sudden, that I had to boost the ingame mouse speed a lot. This felt fairly nice in the mainscreen, but turned out to be WAY to much on the minimap. So removing acceleration seems to be a problem in mainscreen vs minimap. Any similar experiences/advice? I would not boost the ingame speed of the mouse, it would be better to increase the DPI on the mouse (assuming you have one that you can). I am not sure but if you do a software increase then it would be harder to select things that are closer together like on the minimap. | ||
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HaeHei
United Kingdom162 Posts
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gronnelg
Norway354 Posts
Up and down is fair enough, but sideways is WAY to slow as the distances can be greater. Is there a way to make the sensitivity higher only on sideway movement? | ||
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Xlancer
United States126 Posts
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Stropheum
United States1124 Posts
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Bro_Stone
United States510 Posts
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