http://www.overclock.net/t/1529748/ninox-aurora-review-first-impressions#post_23264488

the drivers are unreliable.
bst has said that better drivers are in the making, but i have no clue when they'll be released.

the command has never worked properly. you are not able to disable acceleration in halo 1.

should add that link to the OP,
i voted the ESEA poll before i noticed you had a seperate one for etf2l

wow, that looks really comfortable

the native of the old FK was the 2300 step. only the other two were interpolated.
the reason the values were off is because they used a custom lens to get low lift-off-distance on their mice. it was because of that custom lens that the values differ from other mice using the same sensor.
it was a nice effort, but +1 for 3310 :)

yeah! sweet editing, bunch of sick frags..

cheers!

well, not really.
don't get me wrong, because i'm not saying it's a bad thing, but it's basically a remake of Giants: Citizen Kabuto.

the multiplayer concept was the same, but objectives (and some elements) were different.
there could only be one giant. he starts at level 1. he could go up to lvl 3 by eating animals in the level.
there were 2 other races that could kill the animals to prevent the giant from leveling up.
one of those races had jetpacks, and a bunch of different guns to use.
the other race had spells similar to some utilities found in evolve (a dome that slows time rather than encapsulate, for example).
one of the the bigger differences (in multiplayer) is that these other 2 races were hostile to eachother, not only the giant.

anyway; evolve is basically the 2015 version of that game.
upgraded gameplay, upgraded graphics, upgraded balance, upgraded netcode, etc etc.

but yeah:
i think evolve is a very cool game. it was about time there was a good FPS game that offers something different than rest of them do.
i was a bit disappointed by the many bugs and balance issues. but that seems to be the norm in games nowadays?
the price is right if you get many hours of pleasure from the game,
but i still think it's legit if people are not ok with paying a price like that, for a game that still needs alot of work to be 'done' or 'finished'.

http://www.overclock.net/t/1128321/the-deathadder-megathread/1660#post_23633663

hope that helps.
try not to get a new mouse until you feel certain that you will not fix the problem :o

i always presumed mwheelup and mwheeldown didn't support + and - commands because they're not 'buttons' that you can actually hold and let go..
but if it is possible, then Geknaiir's script should work.
though, if you use the default crosshair, you'll have to make another .cfg file.

building a pc is like buying an ikea closet, or whatever..

you click thing A1 into thing A2, you screw screw B1 into slot B2. repeat few times.. and you're done!
every motherboard comes with a manual, and that manual has all the steps written in there.
they're as easy to read, understand and follow as the manual that comes with the average desk, closet, bed, or whatever else you can think of.
the internet is full of information and people willing to answer questions if you feel uncertain about something.

anyway; i hope you can get some confidence to go ahead and manually put it together. it saves a lot of money, and you will end up with a better rig :)
and a nice bonus is that sweet satisfaction you feel, after you put in the last piece, close the case up, start the pc.. and your beast-pc is alive!

i don't. but what does that matter? because i am not trying to do it.
and clearly neither do they. at least, not properly.
there are fundamentals you can't allow yourself to mess up.

lol. inexcusable.
ugc, what a joke

dollar, no offense but, next time check the profile.
his tf.tv profile was made march 25th, he's made one post..

sensor change
and RGB lighting ( wow - amazing )

edit: braided cable is new too, i think

kill it with fire