Random changes in Mouse Sensitivity

[Koyote Karl-Heinz]

My Mouse Sens is inconsistent. Every Raid after loading I need to adjust my Sens - the same happens after docking a Station and after using the Pilot / Gunner Seat in Ship.
While the Sens doesn't change in the settings, the speed of my mouse Sens does.
One Raid a Sens of 0.18 does barely give me a 180° and another raid it spins me almost 360°.
I don't have this in other games.
I tried changing the DPI and the polling rate, I even tried another mouse and nothing seems to help.

[Koyote Karl-Heinz]

Inconsistent mouse sens - Any way to fix it?

Random changes in Mouse Sensitivity
My Mouse Sens is inconsistent. Every Raid after loading I need to adjust my Sens - the same happens after docking a Station and after using the Pilot / Gunner Seat in Ship.
While the Sens doesn't change in the settings, the speed of my mouse Sens does.
One Raid a Sens of 0.18 does barely give me a 180° and another raid it spins me almost 360°.
I don't have this in other games.
I tried changing the DPI and the polling rate, I even tried another mouse and nothing seems to help.

[Jeevers]

I was having similar issues too... For me what helped was turning off mouse acceleration in windows. If you already have it off, try turning it back on. In some games having it off can worsen performance instead of help it.

Go to Windows Search and type "Control Panel."
Open the Control Panel app.
Click on Hardware and Sound.
Click on the Mouse under the Devices and Printers.
In the Mouse Properties window, navigate to the Pointer Options tab.
In the Motion section, uncheck the box left to Enhance pointer precision, which controls the mouse acceleration in Windows. Unchecking it will disable the mouse acceleration.
Click Apply and hit Ok.

[C0L Mustard]

only way to "fix" it is to lower your polling rate to 500 and stay on 400 dpi. Completely ridiculous this is still an issue in the game.

[Koyote Karl-Heinz]

Originally posted by Jeevers:

I was having similar issues too... For me what helped was turning off mouse acceleration in windows. If you already have it off, try turning it back on. In some games having it off can worsen performance instead of help it.

Go to Windows Search and type "Control Panel."
Open the Control Panel app.
Click on Hardware and Sound.
Click on the Mouse under the Devices and Printers.
In the Mouse Properties window, navigate to the Pointer Options tab.
In the Motion section, uncheck the box left to Enhance pointer precision, which controls the mouse acceleration in Windows. Unchecking it will disable the mouse acceleration.
Click Apply and hit Ok.

I already tried that, sadly it doesn't matter if it is turned on or off - I already wrote a bug ticket, lets hope it'll be fixed in the future

[Koyote Karl-Heinz]

Originally posted by C0L Mustard:

only way to "fix" it is to lower your polling rate to 500 and stay on 400 dpi. Completely ridiculous this is still an issue in the game.

That sadly doesn't hlep either it just maked it slightly more playable but the issue still persists

[Macdallan]

Take a peek at this thread, might help.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1789480/discussions/0/3825288583722952354/

[Team17_Service]

Hey Das DeSalle Desaster,

Thanks for getting in touch with us - sorry to hear you're having issues with your mouse sensitivity in Marauders.

If the above steps provided by other players have not resolved the issue, can you please confirm if you have any DPI buttons on your mouse that may change settings while playing?

Can you also confirm if you are using any software or programs that may be contributing to this - i.e. any performance-enhancing software or something like NVIDIA GeForce Experience?

Thanks in advance for any further information you can provide - get back to us when you can.

Regards,
Team17 Support

[Koyote Karl-Heinz]

I do have DPI changing buttons on my mouse, but I am not hitting them while playing.
So thats not the reason.

NVIDIA GeForce Experience is running in the background but only to record clips (Shadowplay) but even after turning it of, it doesn't fix the problem.

[Team17_Assist]

Hi DasDesalleDesaster,

Thanks for your reply.

It can be quite easy to accidentally and unknowingly press the DPI button on mice, so it is possible this is occurring.

Have you looked at the thread shared by Macdallan at all? There is some helpful information included in there that may help as well!

Get back to us when you can.

Regards,
Team17 Support

[FUNDEMORT]

I assume Windows 11. try Settings - Gaming - turn OFF both Game Bar and Game Mode. see if it works.