Best settings mouse Razer Deathadder Elite?

[PraiseTheHolyMango]

someone who guide me a little bitt on this game pls

[d i s t a n t]

There is no "best setting", its all mostly personal preference.

[Little Strawberry]

Make sure to set the RGB to red, which visually stimulates your brain into aggression and quick reflexes. Then buy a bunch of esport related stickers and slap them onto your overpriced mouse to make sure that it is definitely in the mood to be competitive. Last but not least, buy a Quake Champions Ready™ mouse profile for $19.99 to get the most out of your gaming experience™. Don't even think about having fun with a game before fulfilling these mandatory steps, because remember: You'll be a peasant forever unless you buy into a corporate identity.

[PraiseTheHolyMango]

Originally posted by Little Strawberry:

Make sure to set the RGB to red, which visually stimulates your brain into aggression and quick reflexes. Then buy a bunch of esport related stickers and slap them onto your overpriced mouse to make sure that it is definitely in the mood to be competitive. Last but not least, buy a Quake Champions Ready™ mouse profile for $19.99 to get the most out of your gaming experience™. Don't even think about having fun with a game before fulfilling these mandatory steps, because remember: You'll be a peasant forever unless you buy into a corporate identity.

so funny man , your mother must be proud

[Percepticon]

Originally posted by Pascual7:

someone who guide me a little bitt on this game pls:praisesun:

I don't have your mouse, but I lowered my dpi and it helped a lot. I went really far at first - to around 40cm 360, and then brought it back to around 25-30cm 360 - Using a Rival 310 or logitec g502, i'm running 600dpi and 2 sens. It feels comfortable for me, aim and movement has improved, although I have similar results anywhere between 20 to 35 cm.

When I started I was at something daft like 3000dpi and whatever the default sens is.

[PraiseTheHolyMango]

Originally posted by UrDa:

Originally posted by Pascual7:

someone who guide me a little bitt on this game pls

I don't have your mouse, but I lowered my dpi and it helped a lot. I went really far at first - to around 40cm 360, and then brought it back to around 25-30cm 360 - Using a Rival 310 or logitec g502, i'm running 600dpi and 2 sens. It feels comfortable for me, aim and movement has improved, although I have similar results anywhere between 20 to 35 cm.

When I started I was at something daft like 3000dpi and whatever the default sens is.

thank you , at first i was playing at 2000 dpi but now im playing at 800 dpi

[SnardVaark]

It might be advisable to start low and slowly increase the ingame sens until it feels just right.
800dpi is a good mouse setting for desktop use, so I just stick with that.

For the past 20 years, my method is to find a long straight path in a map, such as the RL bridge/hall on Blood Convenenant. I do 180's as quickly as possible while running that hall. Any errors in the mouse sens will throw you off course. Adjust and repeat until you can do it quickly without running into obstacles. Wish we had a console. GL

[🎃MaximusBlastalot🎃]

I have never understood the love of "fps" mice as I would rather prefer to have an "mmo mouse" in a shooter so other buttons dont throw off my wasd particularly in afps or ones with a bunch of "abilities".

I always set up my mouse pad (large) to be 360 and am hyper "compulsive" about it being pixel perfect so set the sens to .2-1 and manualy set the dpi per title.I also like my scope sens to be exactly .5 of the standard and the lack of scope settings is bothering me.

Originally posted by SnardVaark:

800dpi is a good mouse setting for desktop use, so I just stick with that.

Careful with anything much below 800 as you can run into pixel skipping.Really only relevent in quake for ultra long range rails but it still something to be aware of.

[SnardVaark]

Thanks