Hi,
Im wondering what peoples opinions of having 'Enhance Pointer Precision' in Windows mouse settings enabled or disabled whilst playing BF2 are?
I know the general concenceous is its a bad idea to have mouse acceleration in any FPS game, but the way Ive heard Enhance Pointer Precision described is; 'its like anti-acceleration, making small movements....smaller....for enhanced precision'. So basically it filters and smooths the mouses movement, which to me sounds ideal for sniping - especially long distance headshots when you need to keep the mouse ultra steady!
I have unknowingly had it on since formatting my PC, and I gotta say now Ive disabled it temporarily even in Windows the mouse feels really twitchy and 'loose'. Perhaps I just need to get used to it again.
I know in Counter Strike theres an option to enable a Mouse Filter to smooth out mouse movement, so must be advantageous to some FPS gamers, so maybe us BF2 players should filter our movements too?
BENBOBBY.
Im wondering what peoples opinions of having 'Enhance Pointer Precision' in Windows mouse settings enabled or disabled whilst playing BF2 are?
I know the general concenceous is its a bad idea to have mouse acceleration in any FPS game, but the way Ive heard Enhance Pointer Precision described is; 'its like anti-acceleration, making small movements....smaller....for enhanced precision'. So basically it filters and smooths the mouses movement, which to me sounds ideal for sniping - especially long distance headshots when you need to keep the mouse ultra steady!
I have unknowingly had it on since formatting my PC, and I gotta say now Ive disabled it temporarily even in Windows the mouse feels really twitchy and 'loose'. Perhaps I just need to get used to it again.
I know in Counter Strike theres an option to enable a Mouse Filter to smooth out mouse movement, so must be advantageous to some FPS gamers, so maybe us BF2 players should filter our movements too?
BENBOBBY.