Well there are some games like s4 league, quake III live or minecraft that I'm playing on PC as well(and couple MMOrpg's), but mostly i was wondering about osu. I think the current mouse is fine enough for the other ones, Yet i never tried a gaming mouse especially in the game so i dunno what's the differences really. I know that the DPI is higher so it's more sensitive but how it works in game. I have no idea.NoHItter wrote:
I use a Razer DeathAdder. Then again, I play other games too.
What.Emiya Shiro wrote:
quake III live
Um Quake live is basically Quake 3 so why bother?LunaticMara wrote:
What.Emiya Shiro wrote:
quake III live
Q3 or QL?
Going on major offtopic, but why bother to add extra letters, when original game title is shorter?Emiya Shiro wrote:
Um Quake live is basically Quake 3 so why bother?
Yeah it will be slightly off-topic. Because your accustomed that it is Quake III ... LiveLunaticMara wrote:
Going on major offtopic, but why bother to add extra letters, when original game title is shorter?Emiya Shiro wrote:
Um Quake live is basically Quake 3 so why bother?
HERPDERP.
True. I bought a Razer mouse because it was on sale. Tried it for a week and hated it because it's bigger and heavier than my old $20 logitech mouse that I've been using for years. I just couldn't get used to it. It is now sitting on the floor beside my computer.TKiller wrote:
Bullshit, bullshit and bullshit.
Whatever you're buying a mouse for, the first thing you need to consider is how it fits your hand (shape, size, weight). You might consider available sensitivities if you really know what you're gonna use that feature for.
Most of people advising you to buy some precise model just don't have much expirience with others.
And last, but most important, a gaming mouse won't make you aim better. The only way to improve your aiming, is improving your perception itself. Mouse movement will improve along.