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Andersfc

Joined April 2014

Topic Starter

Andersfc 2014-06-06T14:31:15+00:00

Hello I am Anders, a 16 year old boy from Denmark with too much time on my hands, therefore I play osu.
I use a 'razer blackwidow ultimate, mechanical, keyboard' and a 'razer taipan, mouse', they are both relatively new.
Nonetheless I really enjoy using them both and they have made my life alot easier.
With that I also change between using my 'razer goliathus speed' and 'razer goliathus control' mouse mats and, at the moment I use a setting of 7000 DPI, which I will change to a higher amount every now and then to become better/faster at using my mouse.
That is all... for now

-Anders

Now a proud user of a wacom bamboo tablet!

Piine

1,573 posts

Joined March 2012

Piine 2014-06-06T15:01:09+00:00

Welcome to the forums man. If you need any assistance, just contact me. Will be glad to help you.

Andersfc

18 posts

Joined April 2014

Topic Starter

Andersfc 2014-06-06T15:09:52+00:00

Thanks

I don't know if there's a better way to reply than this, if there is please tell me.

Now a proud user of a wacom bamboo tablet!

Rampax

95 posts

Joined February 2014

Rampax 2014-06-06T15:18:28+00:00

Hey gudluck!

Yup.

Yaiishi

56 posts

Joined October 2011

Yaiishi 2014-06-06T18:25:02+00:00

Welcome! Enjoy trying to stay afloat.

Zilent_old

17 posts

Joined March 2014

Zilent_old 2014-06-06T19:18:49+00:00

Hi welcome to Osu!

Vuelo Eluko

5,484 posts

Joined October 2013

Vuelo Eluko 2014-06-06T19:24:20+00:00

hey welcome and a little advice, do NOT use that dpi for osu. you only compensate for your hand being slow, you don't become faster using it, and you get less room for movement error = easier to miss = harder to improve.

some of the best mouse players use extremely low dpi like 400-800

but they arent slow because they learned to make up for the dpi with their hand speed.

not that you need to go that low, but 7000 is way too much for osu and completely unnecessary. sure at first glance higher dpi might seem like you can go faster but in reality your hand stays slow and all you get out of it is decreased precision. the lower your dpi the better you get at jumps. trust me.

i pretty much would say anything 3000 or under CAN work [if you have the finger only movement style], and 1200 or below is ideal

[ Scarlet Red ]

379 posts

Joined September 2013

[ Scarlet Red ] 2014-06-06T19:52:57+00:00

Bassist Vinyl wrote:
hey welcome and a little advice, do NOT use that dpi for osu. you only compensate for your hand being slow, you don't become faster using it, and you get less room for movement error = easier to miss = harder to improve.

some of the best mouse players use extremely low dpi like 400-800

but they arent slow because they learned to make up for the dpi with their hand speed.

not that you need to go that low, but 7000 is way too much for osu and completely unnecessary. sure at first glance higher dpi might seem like you can go faster but in reality your hand stays slow and all you get out of it is decreased precision. the lower your dpi the better you get at jumps. trust me.

i pretty much would say anything 3000 or under CAN work [if you have the finger only movement style], and 1200 or below is ideal

This guy is totally correct! ^. Use low sensitivity/dpi and you will learn to not overshoot. Another tip, reduce your mouse acceleration if you haven't already, totally helps you.

Anyway, hey! Welcome to hell! *MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA*. Feel free to add me in game and we can chat, and also if you have any questions or concerns about the game. Toodles!

vizzy

671 posts

Joined September 2010

vizzy 2014-06-06T20:49:58+00:00

Welcome to the forums! Enjoy.

Andersfc

18 posts

Joined April 2014

Topic Starter

Andersfc 2014-06-06T22:22:59+00:00

Bassist Vinyl wrote:
hey welcome and a little advice, do NOT use that dpi for osu. you only compensate for your hand being slow, you don't become faster using it, and you get less room for movement error = easier to miss = harder to improve.

some of the best mouse players use extremely low dpi like 400-800

but they arent slow because they learned to make up for the dpi with their hand speed.

not that you need to go that low, but 7000 is way too much for osu and completely unnecessary. sure at first glance higher dpi might seem like you can go faster but in reality your hand stays slow and all you get out of it is decreased precision. the lower your dpi the better you get at jumps. trust me.

i pretty much would say anything 3000 or under CAN work [if you have the finger only movement style], and 1200 or below is ideal

Thanks alot both you and Reyder, I noticed earlier when I accidentally switched to 4 k DPI instead, helped me alot

Now a proud user of a wacom bamboo tablet!

Vuelo Eluko

5,484 posts

Joined October 2013

Vuelo Eluko 2014-06-06T23:26:40+00:00

yeh like like 1k would be ideal, I think I've seen good players up to 3k though they had really high resolutions..

SharinganGirl

28 posts

Joined November 2012

SharinganGirl 2014-06-08T16:25:29+00:00

Welcome to the osu! forums.