ok first of all , can anyone here explaine why lazer mouse are good for fps game , and second even if my sensitivity is at 800dpi on my mouse and 1 in bf2 it really scrolling fast during the game , should i get use to it or reducing my sensitivity in bf2 at 0.5
You could have actually been asking me if I was Jewish the first time I read that, made no sense whatsoever.
#rekt
I don't know what you wanted to say but..
MX518 here, and G5 before.. does the job, no issues
MX518 here, and G5 before.. does the job, no issues
Last edited by JoshP (2009-01-25 09:45:50)
i think he is trying to ask how he should set the in game mouse sensitivity settings vs the ones on the mouse.
Who says laser mice are any better than optical? Both are good, no noticeable difference.
Just reduce the in game sens, or reduce the dpi on the mouse if you can, either one will slow down the movement, or reduce windows sens I would say its not worth getting used to the faster movement because it's less accurate I have mine so if I move it slowly I can move 1 pixel at a time but at the fastest setting that it's possible (if that makes any sense)
GTFO.
I actually LOLdBL4CKL10N wrote:
GTFO.
I think the biggest difference is the fact that the laser mouse doesn't "spill" so much light, so the batteries(should) last longer.(In wireless).Sup wrote:
Who says laser mice are any better than optical? Both are good, no noticeable difference.
And it apparently is more accurate...
Go high DPI and low sens ingame
kBL4CKL10N wrote:
GTFO.
get Microsoft's BlueTrack mouse, like wireless Sidewinder X8 it works even on a fukin carpet
'dis.I'm Jamesey wrote:
Go high DPI and low sens ingame
lol of the day
I also have this mouse, I had to lower every setting. The sensitivity is very high. I lowered both in BF2 and the control settings for the mouse.Mi4_Slayer wrote:
ok first of all , can anyone here explaine why lazer mouse are good for fps game , and second even if my sensitivity is at 800dpi on my mouse and 1 in bf2 it really scrolling fast during the game , should i get use to it or reducing my sensitivity in bf2 at 0.5
Maybe this guy doesnt know english that well, lay off ffs.
Razer is switching from laser to optical so apparently laser isn't as good as some were saying...TheDonkey wrote:
I think the biggest difference is the fact that the laser mouse doesn't "spill" so much light, so the batteries(should) last longer.(In wireless).Sup wrote:
Who says laser mice are any better than optical? Both are good, no noticeable difference.
And it apparently is more accurate...
I just read some test about laser v optical. Aaaaand optical is better, it have better acceleration and tracking. I have laser tho
mx1000 BITCHES
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Its impossible to play with wireless mouseFatherTed wrote:
mx1000 BITCHES
not really.hintakaari wrote:
Its impossible to play with wireless mouseFatherTed wrote:
mx1000 BITCHES
impossible to be amazing, possibly.
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Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
How so? I played on an MX1000 for a long time, only switched due to the battery fault. Also, my friend switched from an MX1000 to a Roccat Kone and swears it doesn't respond as well as his MX1000 did. Maybe he set the mouse up wrong but there is nothing wrong with a high quality wireless mouse, only downside is flat batterieshintakaari wrote:
Its impossible to play with wireless mouseFatherTed wrote:
mx1000 BITCHES
rotfl wat? switching to optical? guess what sensor has their newest product - razer mamba?.Sup wrote:
Razer is switching from laser to optical so apparently laser isn't as good as some were saying...TheDonkey wrote:
I think the biggest difference is the fact that the laser mouse doesn't "spill" so much light, so the batteries(should) last longer.(In wireless).Sup wrote:
Who says laser mice are any better than optical? Both are good, no noticeable difference.
And it apparently is more accurate...