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marcesr
Germany1383 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + So if you really want to improve at sc2 you should probably focus on other things. | ||
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Hrwa
Croatia147 Posts
On June 17 2011 10:10 Alsn wrote: Seeing as this picture is a windows picture(also, the games), is there a guide on how to synchronize your starcraft sensitivity such that it is exactly equal to your windows sensitivity? Without having to buy a new mouse? I have a 400 dpi intellimouse optical 1.1 and there's no higher dpi mouse available in the same shape as that mouse. I suspect that memorizing hand distances in windows wouldn't be very helpful unless you have the same distances in Starcraft. 6/11 in Windows and 51% in SC2 is 1:1 without pixel skipping. More HERE, author recommends 8/11 and 72% for 400 dpi. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On June 17 2011 09:17 GosuSheep wrote: Ya'll may laugh at me for the game that I am world-class at, but in reality, it requires a shit ton of the same kind of skills that you need in other popular PC games and requires a good 180-200 APM. The game is a custom scenario on Warcraft III called Sheep Tag. I was the main map developer for 5 years, played and placed well in world-wide tournaments, and still, today, help manage the community. I am world class at picking my nose... o wait :D | ||
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Alsn
Sweden995 Posts
On June 17 2011 10:31 Hrwa wrote: Awesome, thanks for pointing me in the right direction(and thanks to that thread's creator ^^).6/11 in Windows and 51% in SC2 is 1:1 without pixel skipping. More HERE, author recommends 8/11 and 72% for 400 dpi. | ||
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TYJ.Aoy
Brazil1265 Posts
 , osu is so hard too. | ||
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Dartego
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
On June 17 2011 10:31 Hrwa wrote: 6/11 in Windows and 51% in SC2 is 1:1 without pixel skipping. More HERE, author recommends 8/11 and 72% for 400 dpi. wow thanks alot i've been looking for this my whole life and you dont imagine how much is that (since sc2 came out) | ||
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JayDee_
548 Posts
I agree that acceleration can over complicate your mousing motion. I don't use it, but others seem to find great success with it. The disadvantage is obviously a drop in accuracy. However, acceleration lets you move from point to point more efficiently and with less effort.That advantage can be a significant factor in a fast game. | ||
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GosuSheep
United States119 Posts
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megaBICEPS
Canada79 Posts
On June 17 2011 14:06 JayDee_ wrote: The problem with using those games to improve mouse accuracy is you will only be improving accuracy for those games. While your reflexes might be getting a work out, you need to actually practice within SC2 to really improve your SC2 mousing skills. Do something similar to what you were trying to accomplish with that png you made. Move as smoothly as possible from unit to unit, increasing your speed and difficulty of task gradually over time. Eventually you will get better with active practice and dedication. I agree that acceleration can over complicate your mousing motion. I don't use it, but others seem to find great success with it. The disadvantage is obviously a drop in accuracy. However, acceleration lets you move from point to point more efficiently and with less effort.That advantage can be a significant factor in a fast game. If you have 1:1 accuracy in windows:sc2 it really should carry over. It shouldn't matter if you're using a image or ingame, that being said there's no real reason not to practice in game, unless you're at work or can't. Also 500k discdash is pretty impressive, I'd almost like to see a vod to see how fast/accurate you're cursor is. | ||
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GosuSheep
United States119 Posts
The reason I practice with the image is so that I can improve precision at my own pace. In a REAL game, I'm focusing on a lot more than just precision. This gives me a chance to tend to those needs without any distraction. | ||
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rickybobby
United States405 Posts
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DeltruS
Canada2214 Posts
On June 18 2011 03:22 rickybobby wrote: i just play starcraft to improve my mouse precision -_- That is what my friend says, but most people move their mouse unconsciously and wont improve without conscious practice. Zerg players, for example, don't have anything obvious to micro and can't practice it in game. However, with mouse precision, they can do micro on the fly. The first four zerglings have only a ten second micro window, but forcing the opponent to make addition lings is a pretty big deal. IdrA is one of the best zergs imo becuase his mouse movement are so smooth from his BW days. | ||
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Adzigari
United States44 Posts
So today I was bored an went through flash games when I stumbled on one I played a lot in high school. You defend your castle from attackers by dragging the people up a certain height and then drop them. After a few rounds I was like, OH, this must be why! I guess you had to be there for it to be funny  http://www.xgenstudios.com/play/castle/ | ||
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37101 Posts
Seems more like just General section to me..... Unless you are saying that these mouse practices will help SC2? | ||
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Neo.NEt
United States785 Posts
Yeah that site is great. But my accuracy is still terrible so... | ||
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zerker2strong
775 Posts
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Sadist
United States7328 Posts
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GosuSheep
United States119 Posts
It's all about precision. If you know that you're going to click on something when you move your mouse (as opposed to tracing the mouse and making sure the mouse is above the target before you click), you can click on like 5 targets in a second. | ||
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