This game is not safe to use in my opinion. My mouse moved on its own.

[WhiteMonkey_TV]

When i opened a deep dive lobby after some time my mouse started to move on its own. I dont know if this game is secured on the software level. As there are no Servers hosting the game and the players are hosting the server on their own PC.

I uninstalled the game for now.

Did you experience your mouse moving like crazy on its own while waiting for players???

[Azure Fang]

WhiteMonkey_TV eredeti hozzászólása:

Azure Fang eredeti hozzászólása:

If it's the first time you've experienced it, then you can't immediately jump to blame the game. That's casual correlation. That's similar to repeating the old myth "being in cold weather is how you catch a cold" because cold cases increase during cold months.

Clean your mouse optics, clean your mousepad, if not using a mousepad check your mousing surface for new scratches/cracks/dirt. Spontaneous drifting is extremely common with optical mice as they pick up signal reflection off of anything; one stray bit of gunk, one new scuff on the mousing surface, and suddenly your mouse has a mind of its own.

EDIT: Speaking of, I really need to clean the optics on my trackball. It's starting to drift without me rolling it. Thanks for the reminder.

Mouse is ok i checked. Sensitivity is not high it has vanilla settings. My mouse Is like 3 months old.....

A one day old optical mouse can drift. Anything within the signal path can cause it to drift. Settings do not matter. Welcome to optical mice.

[YARR!]

Verify your driver settings in Device Manager.
If you are using a mouse with a USB connection to your device, check for updates of that software driver that communicates with both the universal serial bus as well as the mouse. If said mouse is connected via bluetooth, verify Bluetooth connection isolation and ensure there aren't other devices connected via bluetooth. If you are using a mouse connected to a laptop that has a touchpad, trackpad, or touchscreen, you may want to ensure to disable those devices via device manager or by the third-party application software for those devices to disable their functionality while using the mouse.
After device configuration changes have been made, ensure to also restart your PC. Also verify network connectivity is within 100 MS ping, and check your performance viewer in case there is background processing that could be causing intermittent issues.

I hope this helps.

[MarcuZ]

Happened to me with Unreal tournament on my old laptop right before the battery diede, i don't think It's a malware

[koan]

I'm sure people would love to help troubleshoot your issue, but you've jumped to a conclusion too quickly :P

[Rumors]

There's a large variety of issues that could cause the problem and DRG is the least likely to be the case. It could easily even be a one-off issue if it hasn't happened again by virtue of a clump of dust or something being in the path of the optics. If it continues to happen, restart your machine and see if it continues. If it still does, and you have a second, known good mouse on hand, try it seeing if it occurs with a second mouse. If it doesn't, then it's the mouse or its drivers (assuming the second mouse doesn't use the same drivers). If it does, then it's something with your computer, whether that be drivers (if both use the same driver), windows settings, something hardware related, or something else.

Your mouse being three months old doesn't matter since its age does not protect it from manufacturing defects, especially if it was cheap.

It's extremely unlikely that a stranger would hack your computer just to do some mouse movement pranks. It's not impossible, but it's about as likely as a stranger sneakily re-arranging the contents of your grocery cart when you're not looking. Now if you installed any remote connection software recently, especially from some fishy tech support guy, then that'd likely be the source instead.

[Frisky]

it's ghosts
100% totally ghosts

[Red Spot]

Yes, north korean hackers have infiltrated the DRG-dev team to get direct access to your pc. That is how important you are! Yet for some reason they can not hack you when you do not run the game .....

[ShugoTheRipper]

Frisky eredeti hozzászólása:

it's ghosts
100% totally ghosts

It is the only real answer, thus far.

[CCShad]

Check your full screen/windowed settings in DRG, if you’re not playing in true full screen, your mouse can get outside the game which would make your character/mouse start turning around

There’s 2 full screen settings, make sure you’re on the right one

[Chibbity]

Wow, is this guy for real? Rofl.

I just...I can't even.

This is it, this was the thread, my last tiny little scrap; the final tattered vestige of my faith in humanity is gone. When people ask you "what happened to Chibbity?" I want you to link this.

[SCamp]

The pull of the ghost detonator is too strong... seven days...

[Ackranome]

Cover PC in salt.

[Herozen]

you know, you had me interested at first, then i read the rest of the title and let out a "bruh" sound effect so loud i think i set off a few car alarms

[Zargothrax]

Yea, I've got a few spare spirit gems lying around if you think it will help clear out the ghosts. IF you've got the coin for it.

Perhaps a trade is in order? I've been needing some pints of blood for a potion I'm brewing...

[WhiteMonkey_TV]

herozen13 eredeti hozzászólása:

you know, you had me interested at first, then i read the rest of the title and let out a "bruh" sound effect so loud i think i set off a few car alarms

Bruh. I think its ghosts. I put some Monkey semen on the mouse and tower lets see if it works.