Mouse Bug at Launch of Demo - Unplayable

[Celick]

The game starts up fine but at the main game menu my mouse cursor starts scrolling from the bottom left corner of the screen in an upward right angle very slowly. I have no control over the mouse and the only way to shut the game down is through the task manager. Anyone else experience this or know what's going on?

[OrpheusRocker]

Have the same

[steelwill]

I had the same problem. i disconnected my tartarus pro by razer that i had connected. it fixed the problem.

[OrpheusRocker]

Unplugged my Tartarus Pro. No change. Also have Huntsman Analogue V2 keyboard and Trinity Naga mouse. I guess I'll just have to use The Force :-)

[Celick]

Disconnected my Tartarus Pro. It remedied the issue. Thanks for the tip! I would of never thought of that.

[meadbu]

I had an xbox controller attached. I used this to move the cursor and select Play from the menu then went back to Mouse and Keyboard control for the game.

[Klandor]

Yeah, too many keyboards or too many mice can have weird effects, especially in games where such items are depended upon. With multiple mice giving input, weird effects can happen...

[Reetno]

I really hope this gets fixed, because I kinda need my tartarus to play games on my laptop. The keys on the inbuilt keyboard both get too hot with some games, as well are not ergonomic.

[Klandor]

I cannot speak for a FACT, but it's probably not a bug. It's a device conflict. In THEORY, you should be able to leave any special drivers installed. You just need to make sure that only ONE Keyboard or ONE Mouse is connected when trying to play GeoDepths.

If you want to see HOW far this goes, then you could try the following:

• Connect ALL your devices and install all drivers. Disconnect all but basic devices and test the game. If it works, then it's just conflicting input from multiple devices.
  
• If the above fails, try removing ONE driver, reboot, and test. Repeat process until the removal of one driver stops the issue. Try reinstalling all other devices, rebooting between each install and see if the issue stops.

I'm not sure that there's anything the Dev's can do, as I suspect it's just conflicting input from multiple devices of the same type, ie. a HARDWARE issue, not a software issue.

[Reetno]

If that was the case, then wouldn't it be doing this with many other games? I've never had this issue before with any other game I've played and I've had multiple devices plugged in with drivers for years.
Not to say that it couldn't be, but I unplugged my Tartarus and the game ran fine even with another keyboard plugged in.
Although, I also have the most basic knowledge of computers, if it doesn't plug and play then I don't know what to do, lol.

However I just so happened to find a weird workaround. I can use my corded switch controller to allow myself to use my Tartarus without issue.
I plug in the switch controller without the Tartarus plugged in and then after the game boots up I wiggle the controller stick to move the mouse cursor and then I can plug the Tartarus back in and play with no mouse issue.