How about screen resolution ?Mathsma wrote:
I would recommend anything between 600 and 1400 dpi because I think anything lower than 600 requires too much movement/mousepad space and anything over 1400 you don't really get the feel of following the points. Again, this is just what I think and by no means am I telling you that must play within that range.
If you use full screen, lean more towards 1000ish range, and if you use a window, scale down to 600-800ish. Playing at a 400-450 dpi range feels a little too low for me personally, but going past 1000 can feel a bit much outside of fullscreen. When I played mouse, i had the most success in the 800-1000 range. I played 1000 when I was on full screen, and ended on 800 with a window. If you feel like mid 1000s feels right, then go for it, but I wouldn't go over 1600. Mess around with it a bit until you can get comfy. Just remember that the lower DPIs will give you a little more control, and the higher DPIs will make you a little bit quicker. Find your happy medium and get as much of both worlds as you can.Rawn wrote:
How about screen resolution ?Mathsma wrote:
I would recommend anything between 600 and 1400 dpi because I think anything lower than 600 requires too much movement/mousepad space and anything over 1400 you don't really get the feel of following the points. Again, this is just what I think and by no means am I telling you that must play within that range.
I always felt that the dpi of you mouse didn't make a difference when you changed the size of your screen. I didn't feel any difference back when I played mouse when I changed my osu client size.Thatgooey wrote:
If you use full screen, lean more towards 1000ish range, and if you use a window, scale down to 600-800ish. Playing at a 400-450 dpi range feels a little too low for me personally, but going past 1000 can feel a bit much outside of fullscreen. When I played mouse, i had the most success in the 800-1000 range. I played 1000 when I was on full screen, and ended on 800 with a window. If you feel like mid 1000s feels right, then go for it, but I wouldn't go over 1600. Mess around with it a bit until you can get comfy. Just remember that the lower DPIs will give you a little more control, and the higher DPIs will make you a little bit quicker. Find your happy medium and get as much of both worlds as you can.Rawn wrote:
How about screen resolution ?
Seriously?Almost wrote:
I always felt that the dpi of you mouse didn't make a difference when you changed the size of your screen. I didn't feel any difference back when I played mouse when I changed my osu client size.
