Sensitivity feels different with a new mouse (same DPI, ingame sens). I recently bought a new DA2013 mouse because my old one broke, but when this one arrived, it felt so weird, my aim ingame feels much faster/off. I tried googling it but nothing helped. The only thing I found was that it might be the weight of the mouse, but I doubt it.
Do any of you guys have experience with this? Any help much appreciated.
Sensitivity feels different with a new mouse (same DPI, ingame sens). I recently bought a new DA2013 mouse because my old one broke, but when this one arrived, it felt so weird, my aim ingame feels much faster/off. I tried googling it but nothing helped. The only thing I found was that it might be the weight of the mouse, but I doubt it.
Do any of you guys have experience with this? Any help much appreciated.
Maybe it is an issue with the weight of the mouse?
Maybe it is an issue with the weight of the mouse?
Do you use cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan, and 1 for projectiles (including med+ pyro)?
Do you use cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan, and 1 for projectiles (including med+ pyro)?
zCookieMaybe it is an issue with the weight of the mouse?
The odd thing is, when i weigh the old mouse and the new one, they both were 110g
VanaDo you use cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan, and 1 for projectiles (including med+ pyro)?
It's set to cl_interp_ratio 1 for all classes
[quote=zCookie]Maybe it is an issue with the weight of the mouse?[/quote]
The odd thing is, when i weigh the old mouse and the new one, they both were 110g
[quote=Vana]Do you use cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan, and 1 for projectiles (including med+ pyro)?[/quote]
It's set to cl_interp_ratio 1 for all classes
Probably feels quicker because of the brand new mouse feet. They will wear down and start to feel the same.
Probably feels quicker because of the brand new mouse feet. They will wear down and start to feel the same.
After careful consideration of the problem my team of internationally recognized tf2 consultants suggested the following fix:
lower ur sens until it feels right
After careful consideration of the problem my team of internationally recognized tf2 consultants suggested the following fix:
[quote]lower ur sens until it feels right[/quote]
different shape, different grip..., give it some time, you get used to it
different shape, different grip..., give it some time, you get used to it
CaspianProbably feels quicker because of the brand new mouse feet. They will wear down and start to feel the same.
this is probably the most likely answer.
the301stspartanAfter careful consideration of the problem my team of internationally recognized tf2 consultants suggested the following fix:lower ur sens until it feels right
yeah i will try, but it will definitely be hard, after using same sens for 2 years :(
deguCZdifferent shape, different grip..., give it some time, you get used to it
it's the exact same mouse, so it can't be this
[quote=Caspian]Probably feels quicker because of the brand new mouse feet. They will wear down and start to feel the same.[/quote]
this is probably the most likely answer.
[quote=the301stspartan]After careful consideration of the problem my team of internationally recognized tf2 consultants suggested the following fix:
[quote]lower ur sens until it feels right[/quote][/quote]
yeah i will try, but it will definitely be hard, after using same sens for 2 years :(
[quote=deguCZ]different shape, different grip..., give it some time, you get used to it[/quote]
it's the exact same mouse, so it can't be this
Try cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan it will make a noticeable difference.
Try cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan it will make a noticeable difference.
VanaTry cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan it will make a noticeable difference.
sorry for newbie question, but why? what does this do
[quote=Vana]Try cl_interp_ratio 2 for hitscan it will make a noticeable difference.[/quote]
sorry for newbie question, but why? what does this do
Razer Synapse was being a piece of shit and didn't set the dpi correctly.
The problem was solved by uninstalling it and just using the native dpi as everyone should.
Razer Synapse was being a piece of shit and didn't set the dpi correctly.
The problem was solved by uninstalling it and just using the native dpi as everyone should.
SetsulRazer Synapse was being a piece of shit and didn't set the dpi correctly.
The problem was solved by uninstalling it and just using the native dpi as everyone should.
Zowie mouse masterrace, we don't need sh*t drivers to mess up our dpi, because we have a dpi button.
[quote=Setsul]Razer Synapse was being a piece of shit and didn't set the dpi correctly.
The problem was solved by uninstalling it and just using the native dpi as everyone should.[/quote]
Zowie mouse masterrace, we don't need sh*t drivers to mess up our dpi, because we have a dpi button.