I don't use a mousepad. My desk is some classy shit. I also don't know if I could play at 1600 dpi, that's a bit much for me.
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My mouse is Trust GM-4200 1600 dpi
this is the link of the mouse http://www.trust.com/products/product_d ... item=14463
but, now i'm very newbie with this dpi, before this mouse, i had a trust of 1000 dpi, and in osu, i had 2,8x sensitivity.
now i use less than 1.0x of sensitivity.
i dont have mouse mat. only mouse on the table ^^
this is the link of the mouse http://www.trust.com/products/product_d ... item=14463
but, now i'm very newbie with this dpi, before this mouse, i had a trust of 1000 dpi, and in osu, i had 2,8x sensitivity.
now i use less than 1.0x of sensitivity.
i dont have mouse mat. only mouse on the table ^^
If you feel comfortable with the mouse, it just takes practice to get used to it. If you feel like you're overshooting too much, try lowering or disabling mouse acceleration. I hate mouse accel because it goes against your logic: mouse speed should equal cursor speed (with some scalar proportion)!
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Here , a photo of my mouse ^^
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You just have to get used to it. I play at 3200 dpi.
I also have a mouse and I play very much with it.
Woha.Daniellynet wrote:
You just have to get used to it. I play at 3200 dpi.
...lol?lesjuh wrote:
I also have a mouse and I play very much with it.
i have a very light wireless mouse. the problem is that it sucks at spinners...or is it that i suck?.........no, its the mouse...definitely the mouse. 
Practise makes master.kideddie1501 wrote:
i have a very light wireless mouse. the problem is that it sucks at spinners...or is it that i suck?.........no, its the mouse...definitely the mouse.
I use an 800DPI Logitech MX400 mouse, and it doesn't bother me one bit. You can always tweak the sensitivity in game, but the reason most people get high DPI mice is for the accuracy and such IIRC.
Isn't 800 Dpi Pretty slow? :/fullmetaru wrote:
I use an 800DPI Logitech MX400 mouse, and it doesn't bother me one bit. You can always tweak the sensitivity in game, but the reason most people get high DPI mice is for the accuracy and such IIRC.
2000 dpi is slow for me.. 800? wow..
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James! You're an alien~! @_@
I'm using Logitech G5 with 2000dpi D:
I'm using Logitech G5 with 2000dpi D:
nah, im just trying to be the lowest sensitivity mouse user here heheh..
PLUS i like jumps. so using that sensitivity makes almost all maps have jumps..
it makes boring maps fun to play too..
PLUS i like jumps. so using that sensitivity makes almost all maps have jumps..
it makes boring maps fun to play too..
I would kill myself with such a low sens.. O_OJames wrote:
nah, im just trying to be the lowest sensitivity mouse user here heheh..
PLUS i like jumps. so using that sensitivity makes almost all maps have jumps..
it makes boring maps fun to play too..
Nah... I think that this is good idea for people who likes moar fun xD
But not for FPS or MMORPG gamers.. xdRyohan wrote:
Nah... I think that this is good idea for people who likes moar fun xD
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What sensi are you using in game though? 3200 DPI with 0.5 sensitivity is the same as 800 DPI with a sensitivity of 2 ~
I can't imagine anyone using 3200DPI with a high sensi..
I can't imagine anyone using 3200DPI with a high sensi..
Take my advice, no matter what mouse you use, dont use on ethat vibrates when you click. ESPECIALLY when playing osu! 
MadnessXaryn wrote:
Ah, whatever the default is. 1 I believe.
Why are people in this thread buying gaming mice that arent the MX518
Because they live in 2009?
I still use an MX518 though.
I still use an MX518 though.
Sensitivity changes from mouse to mouse. When talking about sensitivity in gaming, you usually mean the general categories (low, middle, high), not the number value used for calibration.
For example, I can configure my mouse so 0.1x in osu! and the lowest setting in Windows is crazily sensitive.
For example, I can configure my mouse so 0.1x in osu! and the lowest setting in Windows is crazily sensitive.
You mean 0.5x. That's what I use in osu!, wish I could go lower. I use the default of Windows to boot. This mouse is around 1K DPI. It's also wireless. It's a Microsoft Wireless Optical 2000. I recommend a 2000 or 3000 if you don't want wires.
Or you can get a real gaming mouse. MX518 has very good reviews. I would consider getting that mouse. Some good osu! players use it, I know that much for sure.
Or you can get a real gaming mouse. MX518 has very good reviews. I would consider getting that mouse. Some good osu! players use it, I know that much for sure.
All the more reason to buy one, it's cheaper.Lucidity wrote:
Because they live in 2009?
Seriously you aren't going to need anything better than a 1800 dpi mouse.
Unless you want a wireless, but if you're a gamer why would you use wireless.
This, unless you play at a very low sensitivity. (In that case, it only matters if you have a larger display.)lukewarmholiday wrote:
Seriously you aren't going to need anything better than a 1800 dpi mouse.
Unless you want a wireless, but if you're a gamer why would you use wireless.
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Nah MX518 is still in stores, I still see em in best buys for 45~
I'm definitely biased to its shape though, I don't like other grips as much.
MX518 doesn't work well with MMO players since it doesnt have the big amount of extra buttons they want.
I still think anything more than 1600 dpi is a bit of a waste though(MX518 is 1800), I know a few FPSers who are the only people that really need that precision who actually set their mice down to 1600 dpi.
I'm definitely biased to its shape though, I don't like other grips as much.
MX518 doesn't work well with MMO players since it doesnt have the big amount of extra buttons they want.
I still think anything more than 1600 dpi is a bit of a waste though(MX518 is 1800), I know a few FPSers who are the only people that really need that precision who actually set their mice down to 1600 dpi.
I heard keyboards nowadays have more than 100 buttons!lukewarmholiday wrote:
MX518 doesn't work well with MMO players since it doesnt have the big amount of extra buttons they want.
Nothing beats mapping buttons to a mouse for when you mouseover.
Since a most people I know use their mouse with their dominant hand they are going to have quicker reactions with it.
Since a most people I know use their mouse with their dominant hand they are going to have quicker reactions with it.
I don't think anyone here, including you, understands the true importance of dpi. If the mouse doesn't have a decent gaming surface, dpi is worthless, even with shit like paper you'll constantly encounter problems with the sensitivity and easiness to move. Taking this into account it is clear that dpi is not for making a mouse perform better, neither is it for quality assurance.strager wrote:
dpi trolling
Gentlemen, dpi directly affects the user's e-peen. A larger dpi will result in trolling and perversion whereas a small dpi will result in noobishness and loss of intelligence.
Now fear my 4000dpi Lachesis with 1000hz ultrapolling, a 16-bit data path and a bunch of other badass shit that'll make your IT teacher cry.
K.neo@lex wrote:
dpi trollingstrager wrote:
dpi trolling
Notice their shirts.Lucidity wrote:
Pffft, bow down to 5000 DPI. Look at those Pro Gamers and how they love it.
Everyone's shirts has the brand name on the right sleeve...?
Not all of them
But if the pro's play with it. Then it must be good. Regardless of whether they're sponsored by SS ;p
But if the pro's play with it. Then it must be good. Regardless of whether they're sponsored by SS ;p
Pros play with Razer. I've never heard of SteelSeries, but I guess they must be better if their range goes that hi-
http://eu.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-mamba
http://eu.razerzone.com/gaming-mice/razer-mamba
Ha? What's with the sarcastic laugh?NachoPiggy wrote:
Pro gamers. Ha.
neo@lex: Who said anything about being better?
Pro gamers will be pro gamers regardless of hardware.
Granted, some hardware helps them use their abilities.
Look at Rolled, for example. He's pro, but uses Dell gear. =]
"Pro gamer gear" is mostly hype anyway. Go for comfort.
Granted, some hardware helps them use their abilities.
Look at Rolled, for example. He's pro, but uses Dell gear. =]
"Pro gamer gear" is mostly hype anyway. Go for comfort.
ball mouse to be honest. they are underestimated. i only take it out when i get serious cause i dont want to wear out my precious ball.
Just as CRT's are.Gabi wrote:
ball mouse to be honest. they are underestimated.
However, I generally like that I can lift my lazer mouse without weight shifting and stuff.
Woah.Gabi wrote:
i only take it out when i get serious cause i dont want to wear out my precious ball.
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Ye Rolled isn't a "Pro Gamer" ... :p I meant people who earn salaries and make a living off of it :p But yeah, comfort (Mouse shape) is the most important thing to look at when buying a mouse. That's as long as you're buying a quality brand (Logitech/Razer/SteelSeries). If not, you obviously have to investigate the reliability etc.strager wrote:
Pro gamers will be pro gamers regardless of hardware.
Granted, some hardware helps them use their abilities.
Look at Rolled, for example. He's pro, but uses Dell gear. =]
"Pro gamer gear" is mostly hype anyway. Go for comfort.
Gotta say the "Pro gamer gear" isn't ALL hype though. They are made specifically for gamers so have a bunch of features that make your life easier. I used to attend quite a few LAN competitions and the ability to save profiles onto the mouse itself helped a lot. I did not have to install and mess around with drivers and sensi settings for however long and could instead focus on getting my aim in or sorting out other issues. That was especially useful if you only had 5-10 minutes to set up before your match started. Are these features worth the premium you pay for them though? Generally, probably not :p But I got the gear for free \;D/ (Sponsored by SteelSeries)
If you're ONLY gonna use it for osu! then get the cheapest logitech you can find. (If you have big hands)
Or get the cheapest Razer. (If you have smaller hands or "claw" grip)
Or get the cheapest SteelSeries. (Wait, nonexistant?)
CRT's are harder to "update" because there's almost no R&D for it. That's what marketting caused. If CRT's had as much R&D as LCD's, CRT's would perhaps be made much thinner now (not as thin as LCD's obviously) and generally better than LCD's are now. However, the LCD route was followed because it was generally nicer for the user at the time, and you have to follow the market unless you have zillions of moneys.lukewarmholiday wrote:
CRT's are getting harder to update to keep up with LCD's, they aren't cost effective.
Lucidity, I said Rolled was pro, not a "Pro Gamer." ;P
I did say that. ;PLucidity wrote:
Gotta say the "Pro gamer gear" isn't ALL hype though.
