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Lucidity
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Lucidity

gopice wrote:

Lucidity wrote:

If they're used to having it turned on in Windows then they'll have more problems if they turn it off for osu. Neither setting is superior. It's completely about what you're used to.
I disagree, having mouse acceleration turned off definitely is superior.

My reasons:

1. The erroneous calculation when mouse acceleration is turned on:
At a certain offset the cursor speed will be multiplied softwarematicly, making it skip pixels.
Also mouse acceleration is calculated over delta-x and delta-y separately. This would lead to much error to the directional vector.

2. While you would be able to predict what speed you have to move the mouse when taking account the offset,
you definitely would have problems when the required speed to follow a slider is near your mouse acceleration offset, making your cursor movements very unpredictable.

3. When it's turned off you will be able to store movements in all ranges to muscle memory because of the linearity.
I dunno if the osu! setting works differently, but I'm assuming it's the same as Windows..

1. http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/archive/pointer-bal.mspx

2. I can't comment on that as I don't use mouse accel anymore, but you're assuming that there is a very large step function in play here instead of a smooth progression? I'm not sure that that is true and I never had any problems tracking players in FPS games when I used mouse accel.

3. Of course this applies to mouse accel turned on as well. I played FPS games at a high level for 2 years with this setting enabled. Believe me when I say that it can be committed to muscle memory '-' (And it makes those flick shots oh so sexy? ;p)
lukewarmholiday
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lukewarmholiday
IT IS A FUCKING JOKE IF YOU USE MOUSE ACCELERATION IN FPS LEAGUES, PEOPLE WILL LAUGH AT YOU. IT'S THAT BAD. DON'T BLINDLY SAY IT DOESN'T MATTER.

Osu! doesn't require pinpoint accuracy most of the time so you can skate with it off. But honestly it doesn't take too long to adjust than you think. If you're just starting out, TURN IT OFF.
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Gopice
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Gopice

Lucidity wrote:

1. http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/archive/pointer-bal.mspx

2. I can't comment on that as I don't use mouse accel anymore, but you're assuming that there is a very large step function in play here instead of a smooth progression? I'm not sure that that is true and I never had any problems tracking players in FPS games when I used mouse accel.

3. Of course this applies to mouse accel turned on as well. I played FPS games at a high level for 2 years with this setting enabled. Believe me when I say that it can be committed to muscle memory '-' (And it makes those flick shots oh so sexy? ;p)
That link is a good read.
My mistake, since the coming of windows XP acceleration is no longer based on one acceleration offset and is smoothly interpolated between multiple points.
Also with the new algorithm the directional vector error is heavily minimised.
(that means point 1.2 and 2 no longer stands)

I still stand on point 3 though, like I said you cant learn to memorize at multiple speeds on all ranges where you could with mouse acceleration off.

Also new mice are capable of responding to a high speed range, it would be wasteful not to use it.
That's why I would heavily recommend turning mouse acceleration off if you have a good mouse and not have a lot of prior experience with fps games.
Lucidity
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Lucidity

lukewarmholiday wrote:

IT IS A FUCKING JOKE IF YOU USE MOUSE ACCELERATION IN FPS LEAGUES, PEOPLE WILL LAUGH AT YOU. IT'S THAT BAD. DON'T BLINDLY SAY IT DOESN'T MATTER.

Osu! doesn't require pinpoint accuracy most of the time so you can skate with it off. But honestly it doesn't take too long to adjust than you think. If you're just starting out, TURN IT OFF.
Did you read about it on some forum? Lolscrub.

Anyway, you're missing the point. If you're used to having it enabled then when you start osu and turn it off you'll only make it harder to aim ... Do you really want to make the game harder for a beginner? And mouse accel won't affect shit when you start playing insane maps so yeah ... It's really personal pref ...

@gopice: New mouses can go up to 5000 CPI, but people still only set it to 800 or whatever. :o
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Lucidity wrote:

@gopice: New mouses can go up to 5000 CPI, but people still only set it to 800 or whatever. :o
'Cus the mice are generally more inaccurate as you increase the CPI rating, especially for faster movements. The 5000 CPI overshadows the general bad quality in the mouse's lazer (do ball mice go as high as 5000 CPI? Is there a considerable market for them still?) and calibration.
lukewarmholiday
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Lucidity wrote:

Did you read about it on some forum? Lolscrub.
Because forums are a horrible way of getting information from people who play FPS games daily and all unanimously agree that mouse acceleration is a hindrance. We must get our information from microsoft or logitech about mouse acceleration and its effects on fps gamers. THE PEOPLE WHO PLAY FPS'S RELIGIOUSLY, WHO VISIT THOSE FORUMS, ALL AGREE YOU CANNOT EVEN THINK OF PLAYING FPS'S LIKE QUAKE 3/QUAKE LIVE WITH MOUSE ACCELERATION ON. THE ONES THAT DO USE MOUSE ACCELERATION USUALLY ADMIT IT'S HARDER TO LEARN AND GET USED TO.



This is what you're trying to argue.

Is it harder to learn more? or is it harder to learn less?



When telling a noob what to do, and this is assuming he's not very skilled and isn't used to many jumpmaps and the like. We will tell him to take the route where he has to learn less.

Now like I said, if you're top 200 or so. Keep it on. osu! doesn't require pinpoint accuracy. But you're seriously overestimating how long it takes to adjust to a new mouse sensitivity/settings. I pick up new mouse sensitivities in a day. When he's a noob and already sucks, THIS IS WHEN WE WANT HIM TO CHANGE, BEFORE HE'S USED TO GOD FORSAKEN MOUSE ACCELERATION.
LadySuburu
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Though I'm not one to usually hop in here, I will say that when I first turned off mouse acceleration in osu!, my skill level jumped a lot. (Also: Default Microsoft mice that come with the computer.)

I play with normal mouse speed in windows and 1.3x in osu!, granted I'm not the best player, but I think I play pretty well.

Of course, like luke said... if you're already playing with it on and have been for a long time, you don't have to try to change it. However, changing MAY be able to get you even better at osu! after some practice.

Then again, it may not. that's why you experiment.
Lucidity
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strager wrote:

Lucidity wrote:

@gopice: New mouses can go up to 5000 CPI, but people still only set it to 800 or whatever. :o
'Cus the mice are generally more inaccurate as you increase the CPI rating, especially for faster movements. The 5000 CPI overshadows the general bad quality in the mouse's lazer (do ball mice go as high as 5000 CPI? Is there a considerable market for them still?) and calibration.
\;D/

lukewarmholiday: Go back to your CEVO-A forums:)
Gopice
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Gopice
blabla

I still wanted to add that DPI is not the only spec of a mouse (I don't use the term CPI because it makes people think that every count gets reported directly, as the reporting is actually based on the polling rate).
What is often overlooked is the max. speed the mouse is capable of, as at a certain speed offset the cursor will not accelerate with the speed of the mouse, or even de-accelerate. This is crucial for people who play with low sensitivity! (and don't use mouse acceleration HAR HAR).

Speeds tested for the deathadder and mx518.
And a table for comparison: http://esreality.hexus.net/?a=longpost& ... 293&page=5
(obviously I have the topmost mouse ;) )
Nachy
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Nachy
I'm playing with an A4Tech K4-35D mouse, which is pretty cheap and slow (800 DPI) and I have always been playing with max mouse sensitivity on Windows with Mouse Acceleration/Enhanced Pointer Precision on and 2.0x sensitivity on osu!
I love jumps and I'm already pretty good at them, but switching Mouse Acceleration off and turning the mouse sensitivity on Windows to default (6th notch/tick) and on osu! 3.5x, and practicing and getting used to it for a whole day, I actually got a lot better more than ever, I managed to actually pass Crazy Motorcycle Chase on Crazy with a C, S'ing Crazy Loop on Hard, passing Red Zone on Extra and passing Shanghai Teahouse on Lunatic, which I really couldn't do before. I also managed to FC a lot of Alace's jumpy maps and also improved my skills on streams too surprisingly since I can control my mouse better since I'm not skipping notes when doing streams.
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lukewarmholiday
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Nachy
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strager wrote:

gopice wrote:

What is often overlooked is the max. speed the mouse is capable of
I think you overlook that detectable and accurate are two completely different things. =]

I have a DeathAdder. ftw!

NachoPiggy wrote:

and slow (800 DPI)
Hahaha.

Hey, I'm that poor.
Lucidity
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Lucidity
I think he means it's not that slow. I use 800 atm as well, even though my mouse can go higher.
anonymous_old
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"Slow" is the incorrect adjective to use there.

That's like comparing pixel response time to resolution on LCD's.
Nachy
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Oh.
And now I know.
MMzz
Elite Mapper
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MMzz
Taiko:
1. Finish spinners as fast as you can.
2. Stay on beat with slider ticks, or you just look like an idiot smashing your keys while gaining no points.
:P
Ryohan
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Ryohan
About mices:
Higher DPI is better because the mouse is more precise and that is all. Better mices have not any shitty acceleration D:

And I got one question to pr0s: "What kind of keyboard you use to hold this megafast stacks/streams D: ?" I wonder why I can't do fast stacks on Kanbu or Cillit Bang on James diff D: Guide my how to do that D:

However, my english is a bit poor so don't kill me D:
anonymous_old
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Ryohan wrote:

About mices:
Higher DPI is better because the mouse is more precise and that is all. Better mices have not any shitty acceleration D:
I'm pretty sure this has been discussed before. osu! does NOT need insane precision. You ONLY need a higher DPI if you're a high-sensitivity player of osu!. You ONLY need a great acceleration if you spin very quickly or are a low-sensitivity player.

Ryohan wrote:

And I got one question to pr0s: "What kind of keyboard you use to hold this megafast stacks/streams D: ?" I wonder why I can't do fast stacks on Kanbu or Cillit Bang on James diff D: Guide my how to do that D:
Practice. However, I have been performing experiments and after I've tested them on a human subject and they are confirmed useful I'll post them.
Lucidity
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Lucidity

strager wrote:

Ryohan wrote:

About mices:
Higher DPI is better because the mouse is more precise and that is all. Better mices have not any shitty acceleration D:
I'm pretty sure this has been discussed before. osu! does NOT need insane precision. You ONLY need a higher DPI if you're a high-sensitivity player of osu!. You ONLY need a great acceleration if you spin very quickly or are a low-sensitivity player.
You might discover that it requires a bit more accuracy than you claim when you move on from those Normal songs that you love :P
lukewarmholiday
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Oh man clicking big circles on a game that's not even fullscreen.

Not to mention you have rhythm to dictate where you need to move.

Please save me from this impossible game.
Gopice
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Oh man clicking big circles on a game that's not even fullscreen.

Not to mention you have rhythm to dictate where you need to move.

Please save me from this impossible game.
For most players the hardest part of the game is mouse control.
Yes rhythm and hitcircles dictates where and when you have to move.
The Hardest part is to make your mouse cursor keep up.
Lucidity
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Lucidity
Well to be honest lukewarmholiday, I haven't seen you playing any Jump/Large Spacing beatmaps ever, so your comments are without merit. If you restrict yourself to easy maps, then of course you won't need incredible aim.
anonymous_old
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Lucidity wrote:

You might discover that it requires a bit more accuracy than you claim when you move on from those Normal songs that you love :P
Yo, that was a long time ago...

I'm pretty good at jumps now (but most of the time I can't click to keep up so I perform much better on relax =[).
lukewarmholiday
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bampu
Tanongi
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Tanongi
The tip about the mouse acceleration helps so much I could cry. I don't know why even after all those years of FPS gaming I never figured that out.

Nifty little tricks in here, thanks.
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Tanongi wrote:

The tip about the mouse acceleration helps so much I could cry. I don't know why even after all those years of FPS gaming I never figured that out.

Nifty little tricks in here, thanks.
Has it actually improved your game or are you just saying that?
Tanongi
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strager wrote:

Tanongi wrote:

The tip about the mouse acceleration helps so much I could cry. I don't know why even after all those years of FPS gaming I never figured that out.

Nifty little tricks in here, thanks.
Has it actually improved your game or are you just saying that?
Well, I'm not overshooting jumps as often and I don't fall out of quick sliders as much, so yeah, I'd say it helped me. =)
Mukku
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Oh, masters of osu! Help me!

What is the most efficient way of improving mouse control? I took mouse acceleration off and I feel like its more comfortable playing without it. So that helped a bit.

But I still keep missing randomly and thats why I am asking. Whats weird in it, is that I keep missing in easy parts, preventing me from fceing songs anymore.
anonymous_old
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Mukku wrote:

What is the most efficient way of improving mouse control? I took mouse acceleration off and I feel like its more comfortable playing without it. So that helped a bit.

But I still keep missing randomly and thats why I am asking. Whats weird in it, is that I keep missing in easy parts, preventing me from fceing songs anymore.
Play maps by James. His shorter BeForU maps are pretty good for practicing medium spacing.
UtsukimiJerry
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i say.. having a certain kind of gaming mouse actually helps when playing osu. i use the razer salmosa mouse and i noticed that when i use 1000hz of polling rate the delay when the mouse move reduces a lot. (that is because i have a slow pc)

anyways other thing is that try to practice the jumps and closeup notes (take kanbu for example) those notes are quite hard to master because its too close even if its in a easier difficulty.

finally : practice makes perfect
anonymous_old
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Crimson_SoulZ wrote:

i say.. having a certain kind of gaming mouse actually helps when playing osu. i use the razer salmosa mouse and i noticed that when i use 1000hz of polling rate the delay when the mouse move reduces a lot. (that is because i have a slow pc)
Uhh...

That will only make your movements fluid, if it affects anything at all, and won't really help otherwise. 250 Hz > 60 Hz (osu! input poll rate???).

If you actually compared polling rates using the same mouse, YMMV. However, if you're comparing a generic Dell mouse to a gamer-grade mouse, shame on you (unless the latter is really that bad or the former really that good, of course).
Doomsday
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Hmm. I've been playing osu! with a cheap crappy mouse for over a year (the same one. never had to replace it) and I've been just fine.
Mukku
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Mukku
It does matter if the mouse fits your hand and your playing style.
Tanongi
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Woohoo! I got my first ranking in a 100+ BPM map after like... 60 retries. Rank #4 on Taiko no Tatsujin - Kumo Made Todoke! [TaikOsu-Muzukashii]

I guess I could call that a milestone. Slowly getting a better a bit at a time.
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Input styles
Turn off mouse acceleration.(google it, even if you suck right when you turn it off it doesn't matter. it's like changing sensitivity, just get used to it. It should only take a day at most.)
This should be written with big flashy letters on the screen when you turn on the game for the first time. Actually, put it in the file name of the installer.

Seriously though, I was so frustrated with Osu! because my mouse kept moving out of my pad range that I resorted to buying a new mouse and pad completely. I had no idea that my poor mouse and pad weren't even guilty. Just because of that one little option in the control panel I wasted about 80$ on "gaming" mouse and pad. Well, just wanted to suggest you put that somewhere more obvious, so idiots like me don't do ridiculous things like I did.
Snowball
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Offsets
Fix your universal offset, done right you will probably notice a lot less 100s.
If you want to go for acc, get a timing ear for adjusting individual offsets to what you like.
I recommend to use the in-game hotkeys if you feel uncomfortable with the timing.
Set the offset-hotkeys right next to your playing buttons. Use the extra buttons on gaming mice.
lukewarmholiday
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Bump, round 2
Cheeselo
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Cheeselo
How do you use the spinner? Can anyone give me tips,becuase on some songs I fail unless I use the all spun out mod ;)
An64fan
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Cheeselo wrote:

How do you use the spinner? Can anyone give me tips,becuase on some songs I fail unless I use the all spun out mod ;)
This is in both the tutorial map and the FaQ. You treat it similarly to a slider, and spin it as fast as you can.
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An64fan wrote:

Cheeselo wrote:

How do you use the spinner? Can anyone give me tips,becuase on some songs I fail unless I use the all spun out mod ;)
This is in both the tutorial map and the FaQ. You treat it similarly to a slider, and spin it as fast as you can.
Not always as fast.

As with streams and other things, it sometimes helps to relax. Being tense can cause problems.

Try getting up to at least 320 RPM consistently (i.e. not "on a good day"). Then, try spinning in the other direction.
RyuRabbit
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@lukewarmholiday: I've been playing FPS's for about 4 years now, and I've had no issue with the mouse acceleration option. I think you need to calm down just a little bit. I mean, it was started as a noobie guide, not a nazi camp. I've been playing Taiko mode mostly, cause I'm not gonna touch Osu mode until I can get my tablet.

SOME TIPS FOR TAIKO MODE!:
1: watch some of the replays first to get an ear for the beat.
2: Just cause they're big, doesn't mean you have to mash both keys.
3: sometimes alternating between sides on your drum (like, mine are G H for left and right don(center), and T Y for left and right kat(rim), can mess your timing up. Try tapping on one side for a little and see if it helps.
4: just as musicians tap a foot or bob a head to the beat to help them keep rhythm and time, Try this as well! It helps me with EVERY music game I play (beatmaniaIIDX, Taiko no Tatsujin, DDR, Guitar Hero, GFDM, Pop'n music, etc.)
5: BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE TRACK! listen to it a few times before attempting it! so you'll get a feel for how the track flows!

hope my tips helped someone :3
lukewarmholiday
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Learning more, opposed to learning less, that's all fucking mouse acceleration is. I am sorry. It also completely fucks your ability to do spinners past a certain point.

Added your Taiko mode tips.
Gabi
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eh? mouse acceleration is awesome for spinning. if it's a short spinner you can control your mouse and spin close to the center, or you can just go all out and spin fast as fuck if it's a long spinner.
Glass
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Cheeselo wrote:

How do you use the spinner? Can anyone give me tips,becuase on some songs I fail unless I use the all spun out mod ;)
Go all-out until the spinner's approach circle starts shrinking too close to the center, then start minimizing your mouse movement. When you get better with mouse control/mouse acceleration, just do fast smaller spins.
Doomsday
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Gabi wrote:

eh? mouse acceleration is awesome for spinning. if it's a short spinner you can control your mouse and spin close to the center, or you can just go all out and spin fast as fuck if it's a long spinner.
Im not sure that mouse accel does well for spinning close to the center. It probably helps out a ton if you thrash spinners with big circles though.

To be honest though, new players should start out with mouse accel off, since it helps out more in the long run.
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Mouse acceleration is a pain, because everytime the same movement gets to a different result.

Everytime i suggested players to turn it off, they improved instantly. I ask myself why did they even bother adding such a weird to use feature as default <.<

Anyway, great list of tips, good job luke :)
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Card N'FoRcE wrote:

Mouse acceleration is a pain, because everytime the same movement gets to a different result.
That's untrue.

Card N'FoRcE wrote:

Everytime i suggested players to turn it off, they improved instantly. I ask myself why did they even bother adding such a weird to use feature as default <.<
Because it's easier for normal users to use in a Windows GUI environment.
Card N'FoRcE
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I guess i'm not a normal user then, because i find it so uncomfortable to work with... :S

Oh well, i guess it's different for each person.
lukewarmholiday
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boop
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

boop
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Kaya-_old
Kaya-_old

What should I set here?
Glass
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leave it as default
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Glasslake wrote:

leave it as default
^
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Should i play only by keyboard(i mean clicking) or both?
And on what dpi should i play:3?(Now i'm plaing on 2k)
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Uber1337 wrote:

Should i play only by keyboard(i mean clicking) or both?
And on what dpi should i play:3?(Now i'm plaing on 2k)
Doesn't matter.

Doesn't matter.
Zergneedsfood
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Is turning off mouse acceleration that big of a deal?

I have no idea, so I was just wondering why turning it off is so important.
IppE
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Zergneedsfood wrote:

Is turning off mouse acceleration that big of a deal?

I have no idea, so I was just wondering why turning it off is so important.
If you get better results with acceleration on, use it.
If not, turn it off.
SilentWings_old
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Acceleration off is better in the long run.
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SilentWings wrote:

Acceleration off is better in the long run.
agree with this, had a friend who didnt know he was using it, turned it off and immediately did better on jumps, even after a couple months playing with it
kindut
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Really helps, i turned off my mouse acceleration, helps me with the pattern i cannot really complete(keep getting miss at that pattern part), then makes me spin fast ^^ thank you
winber1
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kindut wrote:

but i didn't necro
Depore_old
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Is it actually better to have a high or low mouse sensitivity in osu?
While I believe it's more convenient for me to have a high sensitivity as I don't have to move my hand as much, but it usually means it's less accurate, right?
winber1
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Depore wrote:

my name is derp
go search the forums t/99612 may be helpful
PhiLL A
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1. why are people necroing?
2. lower dpi == greater accuracy
JappyBabes
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3500dpi
Deal with it.
silmarilen
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silmarilen
1750 dpi
all these low dpi scrubs
ann_old
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.-.
Emaal
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600dpi hello
Wishy
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Someone close this?
miss_master_old
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It was posted 3 years ago...
Neptune420
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

If you have the money, see if you enjoy a tablet.
ok
Frizz
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1800dpi user reporting in
SPOILER

lolno
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G0r
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If you have the money, see if you enjoy playing like Cookiezi.

Actually, you're not playing with 1800DPI. You have the base DPI set to 1800 and the sensitivity lowers it by 65%... You are actually using 630 DPI. Congratulations, you're a low DPI user! I'd like to add that you could get better resolution out of the sensor, probably, if you were to go down to 900 DPI and lower it to around 630 from that.
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Frizz925 wrote:

lol

G0r wrote:

You are actually using 630 DPI. Congratulations, you're a low DPI user!
630 is still way too high
G0r
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Hah, yeah. I noticed that. Why not go all the way and set the polling to 1000?

630 is pretty low, heh, unless your resolution is really small.
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I actually play 450dpi with 1920x1080 fullscreen though, and anything higher = hi edge of screen
G0r
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I'm sure it feels like that for some people. Especially if you're very used to it. I'm going to go ahead and assume you don't have any acceleration and leave that bit out.
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G0r wrote:

I'm going to go ahead and assume you don't have any acceleration and leave that bit out.
Yep
actual settings
darkmiz
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Taiko

Just cause they're big, doesn't mean you have to mash both keys.
Sometimes alternating between sides on your drum (like, mine are G H for left and right don(center), and T Y for left and right kat(rim), can mess your timing
I don't agree with these two points.
You should always drum both sides for every big note. Even if you can't do it fast, you have to train it from the beginning.
Alternating is a must when playing fast notes, so practice it early on slow notes. Don't be lazy and single tap slow notes.
Frizz
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Frizz

xann wrote:

Frizz925 wrote:

lol
There's no real notable difference between 500hz and 1000hz other than unreasonably loading up your CPU even more. Also 1000hz is unstable.

G0r wrote:

Actually, you're not playing with 1800DPI. You have the base DPI set to 1800 and the sensitivity lowers it by 65%... You are actually using 630 DPI. Congratulations, you're a low DPI user! I'd like to add that you could get better resolution out of the sensor, probably, if you were to go down to 900 DPI and lower it to around 630 from that.
So you noticed, that's good. However that is 2.5 sensitivity right there, not 3.0. Which means I actually play with 450dpi.
ann_old
ann_old
So you don't get mouse drift at 500Hz? What a fortunate person you are.
However I never noticed any problems with my CPU from using 1000Hz, I guess that's just luck on my side.
G0r
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I am .99 sure that you had your slider on the 3.5 position. :\ Why did you remove the image, which showed that? >.> There's nothing wrong with that DPI... Don't worry if this guy says 450 is better. I personally use 750, and I feel it's a very low DPI for me, and fits me at the moment. I may go down eventually, but not right now. Although, I admit it's hard to read the slider on the Razer sensitivity. Maybe we're both seeing different things because of where we start on it. I take 10 to be 100% and then go down by increments of 5. Are you starting at .5 as 5% and 1 as 10% and going up? I think that must be how you are reading it. The slider technically does not have enough room for a 100% scale. If you read the bottom mark as being 5%, then the 10 position is only 90%. Very awkward, and can't be right. If you read the top mark as 100%, though, then it makes more sense, since you can assume that it does not allow for you to take less than 15% of a DPI base. I always found that an oddity. Maybe that's where the confusion is.

About 1000 polling rate, it's always said that it adds strain to your CPU, but on a modern computer this strain is minimal. If you can game on it, then the odds are that it can take it without breaking a sweat. I am not sure about the veracity of claims that it causes mice to drift. I've personally never noticed any difference in drift between the different polling settings, and I normally get very little. My philosophy is that it speeds up the reaction of the device by something like a millisecond, and while that is very small, I am willing to take whatever edge I can get. That's just my philosophy, though, and there's no shame in using 500 on that either. However, I'd be very interested in seeing any proof of mouse drift at 1000.
Frizz
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Frizz
The number placement on the driver sensitivity settings is off. The one from On-the-Fly Sensitivity is far more reliable and accurate.
ann_old
ann_old
My computer is crud though. I could just be very lucky.
FrzR
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Catch the Beat
Use shift to move faster.
yeah.. :|
puellamagi123
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OH MY GOD!!! IT'S WORKING THANK YOU THANK YOU ARIGATO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'VE MADE IT FARTHER THAN I EVER HAVE ON SOME HARD LEVELS NOW! (I WOULD LOSE IN ABOUT 5 SECONDS FROM THE FIRST CIRCLE/SLIDER/SPINNER BUT NOW IT'S LIKE 45 SECONDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY AVERAGE LOSING POINT IS WAY BETTER NOW YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
I Give Up
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Time st..... you know what? nm. post more.
xGx
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lukewarmholiday wrote:

Catch the Beat

Use shift to move faster.
Thanks :|
AwesomeSause1
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AwesomeSause1
also in taiko use Z and X instead of the mouse keys
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ZenithPhantasm wrote:

Inb4 drum drum locks for necroposting.
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