Maplassie
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At the mo I'm using a Logitec G5. Our steelseries sponsorship for Pantheon just came thru tho and now I will be using a SS Xai!
what team you play for for Panteon, CSS or COD?
What mouse do you use?
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what team you play for for Panteon, CSS or COD?
GReeN_ORB
Persistent illusion
Not really. Having used the G9 for more than a year, it just feels incredibly comfortable, and the Ikari is perfectly shaped for my hand, as is. Don't use the X8 for gaming actually, and I'm looking to sell it since I don't use it that often.
Also using a Razer pad - the Goliathus. Frikken awesome pad, even better than my Steelseries QcK. It's definitely worth spending a few bucks on a decent mousepad if you have a decent mouse and play FPS games a lot.
@ Mephisto Helix - I'm an enthusiast. We're not in our right minds
StrontiumDog
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What issues did u guys find with the Habu? My Habu's left button now does a double clicking action when i try to single click. Seems to be the hardware, as it does the same thing on different machines.
@Dax, how did u replace the cable?
StrontiumDog
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Lol, i have 3 different mouses but for good reason. 2 machines, one of which is a Toshiba notebook.who in their right mind has 3 different mouse
1) Microsoft Habu mouse which i bought for FPS games a few years back, but it's a bit stuffed now, so its currently attached to one of my old PC's and haven't been using it for gaming. Can't say I abused it and I hardly used it for FPS gaming, so am disappointed it started acting up (left button single/double clicking issue). Runs up to 2000 dpi.
2) Razer Pro Click mouse. Bought it as a cheaper replacement to a proper gaming mouse be used for gaming where required, on my notebook. Runs up to 1600 dpi IIRC.
3) Microsoft Bluetooth 5000 mouse. Use it primarily for work, and the odd bit of Dota sessions on my notebook. Runs only up to 1000 dpi.
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Am also using a Razer Exactmat (R250~) mousepad at home as well as a 'Golden Laser' (R50~) mousepad for portability sake. The Golden Laser seems about 95% as good as the more expensive Exactmat and is as thin as 2 sheets of paper. It's just a bit small if one is going to be playing FPS games with a large mouse like the Habu or similar sized mouse.
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I'm not actually gaming that much these days, but if i do upgrade my PC then might spring for a new gaming mouse too!
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StrontiumDog
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lol, how did he not realise that he was using a different mousepad?I've been using the Razer eXactmat for a while now, and it seriously makes a difference, specially on high dpi settings.
Simple test I did once for a mate ( as he allways argued on this). I had him play COD5 with a bolt action rifle with my mouse and a normal mousepad, an uprated but still entry level hardpad and just on the table. then I switched to my razer pad (without telling him which one is whitch) he instantly shot better, he commented he was much more accurate, got onto other players quicker and it just felt better, then I told him it was on the Razer, he was cheezed off cause I had proven him wrong. Next day he had one of his own
StrontiumDog
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what are the rigs and what types of games do u play? A crying shame if gaming with an awesome rig but using a budget mouse. Kinda like a Ferrari with biscuit wheels...
Maplassie
AK47 Pew Pew
lol, how did he not realise that he was using a different mousepad?
Cause he cant even install a game himself really. He can't even find a game once installed if I dont put a shortcut on his desktop. he can just game, secondly I have one of those tables where the mouse is concealed on a sliding tray under the table. So it's hidden. So for a person who is really not that much full of it and not up to scratch with hardware, it was the perfect test.