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Though to be frank you don't need a really good mouse to play sc since its not like a fps game where every pixels counts. I used to use a $4 mouse and it was still good.
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Coolzx
United States138 Posts
Though to be frank you don't need a really good mouse to play sc since its not like a fps game where every pixels counts. I used to use a $4 mouse and it was still good. | ||
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OPSavioR
Sweden1465 Posts
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leeznon
United States255 Posts
Hope it's good and not just a gimmick (APM lights) but idc because it looks looks nice ^_^ | ||
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Fargo
United Kingdom94 Posts
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ffswowsucks
Greece2298 Posts
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mcbrite
Germany229 Posts
I have the Steelseries XAI and am perfectly happy with it in fps games... I doubt it's much different in rts (maybe with a bit of sens-tuning...) I've used like 10 different mice, 6 or 7 of which where the top-of-line Razer mice at the time... XAI rapes Mambas ass to pieces... | ||
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Fargo
United Kingdom94 Posts
On July 26 2010 19:03 mcbrite wrote: I thought fps was low-sens and rts was higher sens?? I have the Steelseries XAI and am perfectly happy with it in fps games... I doubt it's much different in rts (maybe with a bit of sens-tuning...) I've used like 10 different mice, 6 or 7 of which where the top-of-line Razer mice at the time... XAI rapes Mambas ass to pieces... is it that mouse really good? looks so small :/ | ||
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Arakash
Germany124 Posts
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Yeidan
Canada8 Posts
On July 12 2010 20:50 Ajsbear wrote: I spent the break from beta upgrading my kit and bought the following: Razer Destructor Mousepad This is seriously awesome. Had a steel series pad before but this is something extra. I have had alot of different pads in my years of gaming and this beats everything by a lot. I hadn't tested it but read some reviews and it was recommended by Razer to go with my new mouse: Razer Imperator And the two make an amazing couple. I switched to a pure palm grip and cranked my sensitivity up by quite a lot and I could just feel after a couple of games this weekend now how much my control have improved. Just yesterday I found myself thinking "holy crap" when I was in an early rush micro battle and pulled off some sweet moves. Anyway, two points to this: 1) Don't neglect your mouse pad. 2) No matter what you end up with, good hardware can and will improve your game so play around until you find YOUR combo. The above is mine right now... It's gotta be better than all your previous gaming pads since Razer recommended it and some reviews claims it to be ! Made me giggle a little inside. This thread should be renamed to "Which mouse do you currently use/own?" as this is what 95% of the posts are about. To keep it in that direction, I currently use the Deathadder too and I like it. | ||
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Whalecore
Norway1111 Posts
I love the texture on it, especially on the black area, where your thumb is. And I'm using "cloth" pad. Can't stand the glass and metal pads people use. | ||
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vlf
Portugal170 Posts
I guess I'll just avoid razer altogether, mechanical issues on months old mice are just unforgivable. | ||
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ZAN
United States6 Posts
Until I reach the limits of my trackball, I am not upgrading. | ||
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vicariouscheese
United States589 Posts
On August 03 2010 21:47 ZAN wrote: Honestly, I dont see the point in buying a fancy gaming mouse. In fact, I use a trackball for all my computer needs, and it works just fine. A gaming mouse would only make sense if you were at the top of the top, and every little extra thing the mouse is better at actually makes a difference. Until I reach the limits of my trackball, I am not upgrading. actually most of the people at the top of the top dont use gaming mice. look at all the korean pros... theyre using logitech g1 style mice and $10 keyboards that they know are consistent. same with fps games, although youll see alot more steelseries and razer because of sponsorships; i.e. i think it was team EG who were using ms 3.0 and logitech mx518, then got picked up by steelseries and they all had to use steelseries hardware. this isnt to say that gaming hardware isnt good, just keep it in perspective- most of the time the extra cost is for gimmicks (higher dpi does *not* make your mouse more accurate) and alot of top players prefer to use tried and true mice that dont cost anywhere near as much, and usually only use newer "gaming" hardware because of sponsorships or ergonomic issues. | ||
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ZAN
United States6 Posts
On August 03 2010 21:53 vicariouscheese wrote: actually most of the people at the top of the top dont use gaming mice. look at all the korean pros... theyre using logitech g1 style mice and $10 keyboards that they know are consistent. same with fps games, although youll see alot more steelseries and razer because of sponsorships; i.e. i think it was team EG who were using ms 3.0 and logitech mx518, then got picked up by steelseries and they all had to use steelseries hardware. this isnt to say that gaming hardware isnt good, just keep it in perspective- most of the time the extra cost is for gimmicks (higher dpi does *not* make your mouse more accurate) and alot of top players prefer to use tried and true mice that dont cost anywhere near as much, and usually only use newer "gaming" hardware because of sponsorships or ergonomic issues. That is pretty much along the same lines as what I was thinking. I see no reason to go out and buy an expensive mouse that you THINK works better than the one you have. The only reason "gaming"mice sell is because people want to be able to call themselves true gamers because they have the "best" hardware. As the top-level Koreans with $10 keyboards have shown us, hardware does not matter. What matters is skill. Stop wasting your money. | ||
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Seim1010
10 Posts
I use a freaking WoW mouse, because I honestly can't find a mouse that feels natural to me. The WoW mouse is clunky, ridiculously huge, and most people that play on my computer hate it's electronic guts: But I still am very comfortable with playing with it. | ||
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Melt
Switzerland281 Posts
I'm really curious how good the razer spectre really is. It doesn't really look ergonomic, but otherwise it could be nice. | ||
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Takkara
United States2503 Posts
On August 04 2010 05:18 Melt wrote: Oldschool Logitech MX518. Been using it forever and it's just great (and really cheap now for a gaming mouse). I'm really curious how good the razer spectre really is. It doesn't really look ergonomic, but otherwise it could be nice. I was looking for a new mouse to replace my old MX518 recently then I stumbled across some sites that talked about how nice the MX518 is for gaming. So I went on Amazon and bought a new one to replace the one I have. I LOVE the feel of that mouse and have never had a single bad thing to say about it ever. Very excited that it's such a nice mouse and that I'll be getting a new one within the week! | ||
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mprs
Canada2933 Posts
RTS probably require a hell of a lot less accuracy than an FPS (before I get flamed, read that line again) | ||
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Qwantz
Spain44 Posts
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semantics
10040 Posts
Logitech G500 Programmable Gaming-grade Laser Mouse for $34.99 only (normally $69.99 - use coupon code logi_g500_8310). credit: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/gaming-laser-mouse-hdtv-laptop,11004.html | ||
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