Mouse control in this game is terrible

[Sweet C]

I get constant stuttering, hitches and lag. I used the arrow keys to see if it was the game, and the arrow keys made turning and aiming more smoothly.

[SportyHeadShot]

yeah, its a lot easier with a game controller

[Sweet C]

You need to use a 3rd party program to enable controller support right? I know for a fact you can't just plug it in and play.

[SportyHeadShot]

yea its a pain in the a r s e

[Ypulse]

Originally posted by zombiebot:

I get constant stuttering, hitches and lag. I used the arrow keys to see if it was the game, and the arrow keys made turning and aiming more smoothly.

i never had this problem with mouse...

[Cobra Commander]

If it's anything, it's just your mouse.

[Sweet C]

They why is it good in other games?

[dual]

Don't know if this helps, but worth a try. Go to your Control Panel, Hardware, Mouse and in the Mouse options uncheck "Enhance Pointer Precision". I play the game on Win7 64 and until i unchecked that box the game was unplayable. Hope it helps.

[Sweet C]

Thanks for the suggestion. I just beared with it and finished the game some time ago. It's not noticeable if I move the mouse real quick.

[[H34D]L3SSH3D(0f)ST4T3]

I've never had any problems with mouse aim in this game, however I can't bind buttons 3 & 4 (thumb mouse buttons). Can the controls be edited in a config file somewhere in the game's local files?

KB+M is always the way to go on PC, btw >.>

[Sweet C]

It's a preferance. Of course I won't use controller on a PC multiplayer game. But if it's single player why the ♥♥♥♥ not?

[Cobra Commander]

Originally posted by H34DL3SSH3D(0f)ST4T3:

Can the controls be edited in a config file somewhere in the game's local files?

Nope.

Disabling pointer precision in windows is a good way to start. That can sometimes lead to skipped inputs, especially since FEAR 2 has mouse acceleration pre-baked in.