windows mouse settings - enhance pointer precision

[lewosch]

I wonder about how many of CoD players use this setting as enabled on windows mouse settings. I heard a lot that turning it off makes players develop muscle memory and have better aiming. but when I keep it disabled, I need to increase in-game sensitivity a bit, to compensate for the lack of removed acceleration. and when I do this, two negative things happen to me.

1- my cursor moves faster when I try to slowly move mouse for pinpoint aiming. harder for me when sniping or using crossbow, ballistic knife, ksg etc.

2- I cannot turn around quickly like 360 degrees when needed. harder for me in small maps, zombies mode or when using shield.

I will just keep it on and never return back if there are many good players here who also play with enhance pointer precision enabled.

[GrimStrider]

No need for enhancers and other modified inputs.

Just raw input, low sensitivity for more precision and a big mouse pad. These are all things you need to develop skill.

[GrimStrider]

Low sensitivity is so you can make precise shots on bigger distances.

Big mouse pad ia for making faster turns due of low sensitivity.

[Sticky Fingers]

I also have the enhance pointer precision box checked, this mainly because my mouse becomes so inresponsive inside Windows without enhanced pointer and i just don't want to switch it on and of when i'm gaming or just doing whatever inside Windows.
I found that the most important thing here is to keep the slider for mouse acceleration exactly in the middle!

[lewosch]

Originally posted by GrimStrider:

No need for enhancers and other modified inputs.

Just raw input, low sensitivity for more precision and a big mouse pad. These are all things you need to develop skill.

Low sensitivity is so you can make precise shots on bigger distances.

Big mouse pad is for making faster turns due of low sensitivity.

I have a big mouse pad but my wrist hurts when play a long time this way. I use the mouse only with wrist movements. my elbow stands constant on side support of chair. it also makes me really tired when I use mouse with elbow or shoulder movements.

Originally posted by Sticky Fingers:

I also have the enhance pointer precision box checked, this mainly because my mouse becomes so inresponsive inside Windows without enhanced pointer and i just don't want to switch it on and of when i'm gaming or just doing whatever inside Windows.
I found that the most important thing here is to keep the slider for mouse acceleration exactly in the middle!

yes, I also keep windows mouse sensitivity at 6/11. it causes some form of pixel skipping when more or less than 6/11, as far as I read.