Mouse sensivity bug?

[OfficerGoose]

Anyone else experiencing sudden changes in mouse sensitivity while playing and after exiting the game?

[w.f.schepel]

Nope. Sounds like it might be a problem unique to your situation. Is your mouse software fully up to date?

[OfficerGoose]

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Nope. Sounds like it might be a problem unique to your situation. Is your mouse software fully up to date?

I encountered this problem only in Witchfire.
The software that came with the mouse never offered me an update. Manual check in the application itself leads to page 404. I do not plan to rummage through the manufacturer's archives myself.

In any case, I have not encountered such a glitch in many other games.

[w.f.schepel]

Originally posted by JägerGoose:

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Nope. Sounds like it might be a problem unique to your situation. Is your mouse software fully up to date?

I encountered this problem only in Witchfire.
The software that came with the mouse never offered me an update. Manual check in the application itself leads to page 404. I do not plan to rummage through the manufacturer's archives myself.

In any case, I have not encountered such a glitch in many other games.

Do you have another mouse to see if the problem might be your mouse? I would expect this kind of problem, if it were universal, would be something that people would notice and mention. I have played the game on three different systems by now and never experienced anything like it.

At any rate, it sounds pretty annoying and I hope you can find a way to fix it.

[OfficerGoose]

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Originally posted by JägerGoose:

I encountered this problem only in Witchfire.
The software that came with the mouse never offered me an update. Manual check in the application itself leads to page 404. I do not plan to rummage through the manufacturer's archives myself.

In any case, I have not encountered such a glitch in many other games.

Do you have another mouse to see if the problem might be your mouse? I would expect this kind of problem, if it were universal, would be something that people would notice and mention. I have played the game on three different systems by now and never experienced anything like it.

At any rate, it sounds pretty annoying and I hope you can find a way to fix it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Witchfire/comments/1c5rihh/issues_with_inconsistent_mouse_sensitivity/

I suppose some people had similar problems in the past.

But I don't think I have any old working mice left.

Literally after playing Witchfire, I rebooted my PC to get my sensitivity settings back to normal so I could play L4D2.

[w.f.schepel]

One post, 9 months ago. That doesn't exactly look like a issue that is universally felt. I don't say this to 'defend' anything, I do say this because it *might* be something you can fix because it is possibly caused by something or other on your end. Of course, it could also be a rare bug that hasn't been dealt with because it isn't or wasn't known.

[maltert]

Originally posted by JägerGoose:

Originally posted by w.f.schepel:

Do you have another mouse to see if the problem might be your mouse? I would expect this kind of problem, if it were universal, would be something that people would notice and mention. I have played the game on three different systems by now and never experienced anything like it.

At any rate, it sounds pretty annoying and I hope you can find a way to fix it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Witchfire/comments/1c5rihh/issues_with_inconsistent_mouse_sensitivity/

I suppose some people had similar problems in the past.

But I don't think I have any old working mice left.

Literally after playing Witchfire, I rebooted my PC to get my sensitivity settings back to normal so I could play L4D2.

You're not crazy. I've had the same issue. I thought my son might have been playing with the sensitivity, but it was the game.