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10 months ago

EsX_Raptor

 (Replay management - SC)
Mouse Acceleration: OFF (812 reads, 23 replies)
It is really hard for me to play with my mouse acceleration off t.t yet ive heard that all progamers turn it off and boost up mouse speed and thus we see this "smooth" and "precise" movements in a FPVOD.

Is this how you have it set up? Btw, mouse speed really depends on the mouse u've got!
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10 months ago
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Puciek

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Turn off any software acceleration and get 2k dpi mouse, works like a charm
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10 months ago
#2

ReiKo

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I did turned off acceleration just before 3-4 days
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10 months ago
#3

fikifiki

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http://www.google.gr/search?q=accelfix
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10 months ago
#4

EsX_Raptor

 (Replay management - SC)   5
nononono >_< I tried it again... it was horrible, my drone split was hell messed up and my ovie was dancing all around following the drones to the minerals, I had to pause and fix lol
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10 months ago
#5

MoOsiC

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where do you turn it off at?
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10 months ago
#6

EsX_Raptor

 (Replay management - SC)   5
Windows 2000:

Start > Settings > Control Panel > Mouse > Motion > no acceleration
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3 months ago
#7

FifiDurden

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I've got Logitech MX-518 it's 1600dpi mouse and I've turned acceleration instantly after install Logitech software. I've play CS a lot without it and now Im a lot more precise than before but just when I turn it on I can't even click on icon on my desktop! I think that accelerate off is a good thing but U have to accustom to it ;)
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3 months ago
#8

TT1

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depends wat mouse u have but i always put the second tick on mouse speed for windows and on bw i put the slowest mouse speed but i have a diamondback and its like the fastest mouse
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3 months ago
#9

maiRush

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mine has button on mouse :P
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3 months ago
#10

west1990

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I've played cs for several years and i think about 90% of the players use accel off... it's so much more precise! and about using a high dpi is totally wrong... most of the cs players i know and even the progamers use 400-800 dpi. i use an mx-518 btw (using a decent mouse pad increases precision too)
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3 months ago
#11

SoLarK

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My mouse is X-7 (XL-740K) 3600dpi i play it max speed and precision [ON]
I think is the best way to play anygame
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3 months ago
#12

MeSaber

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Acceleration is never a good choice..
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3 months ago
#13

Forgotten

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My Mouse: Logitech Mx-518
Mouse Acceleration: OFF
2000 DPI

GG :)
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3 months ago
#14

Silverleaves

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Why did you bump this thread?
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3 months ago
#15

CrackdowN

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#14
I think he was bored ;)

But ahh give a shit about it...
I have my acc turned off too and use a MX-518 like most of the people.
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3 months ago
#16

Pulimuli

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if i turn mine on the precision of the mouse is fucked and its hard to select single units, the mouse becomes much faster tho but you can always just turn up the mouse speed instead and stay with the good precision
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3 months ago
#17

ziph

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why would anyone have mouse acc on. Every time you move your mouse on your mousepad the distance your cursor makes is diffrent with accel on.
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3 months ago
#18

Lim.Yo.Hwan

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ahhh...too hard to click...
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3 months ago
#19

EsX_Raptor

 (Replay management - SC)   5
rofl u guys bumping my thread xD

=/

But still, i can't play with acceleration off... at all. its horrible, it feels like the mouse lags behind and I can't gosu micro! >.<
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3 months ago
#20

arackhnee
razer krait with acceleration SUX ASS HARD
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