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Bullett00th Jan 25, 2017 @ 4:03am
Aiming feels weird
And yes, I have disabled mouth smoothing in launch options.

It's just that I have troubles getting accurate shots in close range for some reason. Not just on mobile targets, just getting an anamy that is nearby in my sights is often harder than in many other shooters.

I always make my sensitivity so that moving the mouse to the edge of the matt turns the character by 180 degrees, which is exactly how I adjusted it in Doom, hence I have no problems with turning and engaging targetes at medium-long range.

But I almost always have oversteering when I'm trying to aim at the enemies which are in my face. Anyone else getting this? Is it maybe just a placebo due to the fast pace of the game?
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Ransom Jan 25, 2017 @ 5:34am 
disable mouse acceleration in windows settings...
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ACEZILLA Jan 25, 2017 @ 7:08am 
Also disable your own mouses acceleration in its own software
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Bullett00th Jan 25, 2017 @ 7:15am 
Originally posted by Ransom:
disable mouse acceleration in windows settings...
didn't know it was there, I'll try this but aiming feels completely fine in other games


Originally posted by -ACEZILLA-Tzu-:
Also disable your own mouses acceleration in its own software
software? I have a 12 year old Logitech MX 518)
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fenderjaguar Jan 25, 2017 @ 8:48am 
Disable vsync. Make sure you're running over 60 fps all times. Cap your frame rate with rivatuner at a frame rate you don't drop under.
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Bullett00th Jan 25, 2017 @ 8:55am 
Originally posted by fenderjaguar:
Disable vsync.
wait why? I like vsync. no screen tearing and all that
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fenderjaguar Jan 25, 2017 @ 9:05am 
Originally posted by Bullett00th:
Originally posted by fenderjaguar:
Disable vsync.
wait why? I like vsync. no screen tearing and all that

Input lag. Especially when the frame rate drops under the refresh. Although, if you're using adaptive vsync, then I guess it might be ok
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ACEZILLA Jan 25, 2017 @ 9:07am 
Do you have this problem on any other game besides doom
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Bullett00th Jan 25, 2017 @ 9:11am 
Originally posted by fenderjaguar:
Input lag. Especially when the frame rate drops under the refresh. Although, if you're using adaptive vsync, then I guess it might be ok
Stable 60 with Vsync, average 130 without but it jumps between 120 and 200 so I'd like to keep it stable.

Originally posted by -ACEZILLA-Tzu-:
Do you have this problem on any other game besides doom
Only tested RE7 demo and Killing Floor 2, no such issues
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fenderjaguar Jan 25, 2017 @ 9:28am 
Originally posted by Bullett00th:
but it jumps between 120 and 200 so I'd like to keep it stable.

Which is exactly why I said use RTSS to cap it at something you don't drop under. Cap it at 80 or 100 fps.
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ACEZILLA Jan 25, 2017 @ 9:42am 
Check your video scaling in doom settings, when I changed mine from 80 to 100 with my new video card I noticed the mouse sensitivity changed as well. Even though the mouse setting was the same. I changed it back to 80 and I was good after that.
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Bullett00th Jan 25, 2017 @ 4:01pm 
Originally posted by Ransom:
disable mouse acceleration in windows settings...
This helped)))

Kinda sucks because I'm used to it being more comfortable when just using Windows but oh well.

Thanks!
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Ransom Jan 25, 2017 @ 4:20pm 
Originally posted by Bullett00th:
Originally posted by Ransom:
disable mouse acceleration in windows settings...
This helped)))

Kinda sucks because I'm used to it being more comfortable when just using Windows but oh well.

Thanks!
ur welcome :)
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