Those with heavy, slow, delayed feeling mouse movements, cap the game fps the 60fps.

[Auryx]

My mouse feels heavy, laggy, slow, and sluggish despite having the mouse smooth off.

I found trying to run as 120fps or uncapped caused the issue (on a 144hz monitor)
I found capping to 60fps fixed the feeling but if your performance starts to struggle the feeling comes back even still capped at 60.

[Lorakel]

yeap i got the same issue, i get around 40-50 fps so need to lock to 30fps to not get the massive input lag

[Auryx]

Publicado originalmente por Lorakel:

yeap i got the same issue, i get around 40-50 fps so need to lock to 30fps to not get the massive input lag

Yeah, I know noticed if the FPS drops even locked to 60 it gets horrific at times.. like half a second delay if your starting to run at 30fps locked to 60fps.

[Breadform]

i had this same issue. I was able to sort of work around it by bumping my mouse's dpi up a couple notches. I realize not everyone has this option, but if you do, it worked for me.

[Auryx]

Publicado originalmente por Breadform:

i had this same issue. I was able to sort of work around it by bumping my mouse's dpi up a couple notches. I realize not everyone has this option, but if you do, it worked for me.

This kinda works yeah, Mine is already high and doesn't make it feel quite right still.

[GreyCatz]

When I first opened this game, the character was swaying from side to side like a drunken sailor in a porcelain shop. I wasn't too worried, though, because I've seen this in lots of other games as well.

I'm currently running the game in 4K @ 60 FPS Full-screen, and the MC has almost 1:1 response:

* Camera Sensitivity is maxed out at 150,
* Mouse Smoothing is maxed out at 100 (this may be open for debate - some prefer 0),
* Graphics Performance overall is set at High/Very High,
* Render Scale has been lowered to 90 (and this was the first thing I did, and it immediately improved character responsiveness),
* V-Sync enabled, and
* Max Frame Rate set at 60.

Before these measures I needed 2 wrist swings with the mouse to go 360 degrees on the screen. Now I only need 1 swing.

Finally, you can try to tweak the mouse polling rate. For gaming it's typically 1000, but sometimes it helps to lower it all the way down 400 or even lower.

[Auryx]

Publicado originalmente por GreyCatz:

When I first opened this game, the character was swaying from side to side like a drunken sailor in a porcelain shop. I wasn't too worried, though, because I've seen this in lots of other games as well.

I'm currently running the game in 4K @ 60 FPS Full-screen, and the MC has almost 1:1 response:

* Camera Sensitivity is maxed out at 150,
* Mouse Smoothing is maxed out at 100 (this may be open for debate - some prefer 0),
* Graphics Performance overall is set at High/Very High,
* Render Scale has been lowered to 90 (and this was the first thing I did, and it immediately improved character responsiveness),
* V-Sync enabled, and
* Max Frame Rate set at 60.

Before these measures I needed 2 wrist swings with the mouse to go 360 degrees on the screen. Now I only need 1 swing.

Finally, you can try to tweak the mouse polling rate. For gaming it's typically 1000, but sometimes it helps to lower it all the way down 400 or even lower.

Both V-Sync enabled, and Mouse Smoothing maxed to 100 are both usually culprits to bad mouse performance so that's real bizzare!

[GreyCatz]

Well, Mouse Smoothing tends to be a "matter of taste" - TBH I can't really tell any difference between mid-position and max-position. For my monitor I need V-Sync enabled, otherwise I get visible rippling across the screen.

[H]

I have this problem and I know most of the players have this problem too. I even bought a new generation PC but the problem is still there. When I first enter the game everything is fine the mouse moves smoothly and the game feels light to you like flying, after a few minutes of playing, everything becomes heavy. And you get stuck, I tested everything except the power, I think the problem is electrical noise, electromagnetic interference. It's called EMI. You need to find a way to filter it out, maybe online UPSs do this. I need to test this.