1.0 Mouse is weird

[[DKB-T] Knirke]

my mouse feels all,, floaty
like it has mouse acceleration but ,,.not really.. its just weird.
and the mouse sensitivity in menu is just.. awful.

it doesnt seem to follow windows settings like i should ( in my oppinion )

this floatyness is honestly a big disappoinment to me and can often make or break if i wanna play the game.

hope this gets fixed


EDIT:

Disabling mouse smoothing helped alittle bit,
Running the game in full screen windowed,´ instead of fullscreen.
took away 90% of the problem, still got that small delay ..but its somewhat playable now

[Cringelord]

Can confirm aswell, the mouse input feels really heavy/not swift. @75 fps

[sardaukar]

I disabled mouse smoothing and it feels better

[[DKB-T] Knirke]

Originally posted by sardaukar:

I disabled mouse smoothing and it feels better

certaintly feel better, not quite there yet though, its still doing that glidy thing.

why is that setting not under controls? i dont get it

[mA ッ]

Hi, had the same issue, disabling AMD FSR solved my issue, now mouse feels ok, hope will help

[Falcon]

NVIDIA REFLEX would help alleviate input lag issues...unfortunately NVIDIA CP's low latency doesn't work with DX12 games. So it's on the DEVS to add it in. Also users with GSYNC need REFLEX to properly setup. Since we need VSYNC+REFLEX+FRAMECAP. We're missing the REFLEX for a nice GSYNC experience

[OnUrSixx]

I agree, this is problematic. Please look into the mouse lag guys!

[StanMan]

I have this problem when using AMD FSR, i think its broken. pls fix :x

[xarxas]

so, i have the same problem and in my case it was VSYNC. When turned on - weird slowed laggy mouse, when turned off - mouse is ok but now i have screen tearing

[Neozoon]

Yea I switched to TSR, now the mouse input is super smooth, kinda feel like if you're playing with frame generation with 30 base frames

[Cortillaen]

Same here, feels like dragging the mouse underwater. I can confirm that switching "Upscaling Method" (in Video settings) to None or TSR (was on AMD FSR by default) made it much better, though I can still feel it a bit. If I have focus on a different window, it's gone entirely, but as soon as I click in the game window, there it is.

I don't understand why a bunch of games have started adding mouse "smoothing" crap in the past couple years. I thought everyone had finally realized a decade ago that it just makes for a terrible feel. Why would you want your cursor to be less responsive?

[Like-A-Boss]

Originally posted by mA ッ:

Hi, had the same issue, disabling AMD FSR solved my issue, now mouse feels ok, hope will help

Yes worked for me!