I cant aim with a keyboard and mouse.

[Cyber_Wizard]

5 years of this and still can't hit anything even with the aim trainer. Like wtf is wrong with me? I already been ridiculed by many players caused of this.

To the point of questioning of why I even game anymore if I always let people down.

[Fajita Jim]

Adjust your mouse sensitivity until it feels natural. Also, turn off mouse acceleration in Windows and if such a setting exists in the game turn it off there as well.

[ROFLpl0x]

I can't do it either, mang. Just give me a controller with aim assist. Fortunately, shooter games make up about .00002% of the games I play.

I also can't key skills in MMOs, I have to mouse click or I always hit the wrong keys. Probably has something to do with my left-handedness and my two fingered hunt and peck typing skills.

[Randy Marsh]

Does your mouse feel comfortable, while using it? What’s your grip style?

[Dagný]

buy a controller then

[AustrAlien2010]

Hey, kid.
It doesn't matter if you let them down. If anyone has a problem with you letting them down, it´s probably some wanker you shouldn´t be worried about in the first place.

You can always use a controller, if you like.

[Xero_Daxter]

You have to adjust your mouse. If it's too fast then you will aim pass or over your opponent. If it's too slow then you won't be able to aim on time. You have to find which is right for you. And not all shooters are the same. Some bullets are instant like Counter-Strike or some bullets take time to travel like Battlefield. It takes practice also... if anything mouse and keyboard is the best to have for shooters IMO.

[Cyber_Wizard]

Escrito originalmente por Fajita Jim:

Adjust your mouse sensitivity until it feels natural. Also, turn off mouse acceleration in Windows and if such a setting exists in the game turn it off there as well.

Been using the same one for years and yes I turned off mouse acceleration.

[Randy Marsh]

Have you considered trying out other Mouses? That fits your grip style? Mouses that weigh below 90 grams, is good for FPS.

[Cyber_Wizard]

I don't even know my grip style. I just....grip it. Guess another problem is I lift the mouse to move which I know is bad but I still can't get rid of that habit.

It seems I both go toooo fast and keep going overhead and too slow? I just can't find the right settings or dpi speed.

[Cyber_Wizard]

Forgot to add my mouse is a logtech g502 I try adjusting the weight for under 90 grams but it ♥♥♥♥♥ my aim even more.

[Cyber_Wizard]

God forbid I try hitting something at 100 meters. Miss even with a sniper XD

[Zekiran]

If you're used to using a controller for gaming, then I'd suggest sticking with one.

It doesn't sound like your hands are 'trained' to use a mouse properly. If you're lifting the mouse to move in any way beyond 'when the cursor meets the mousepad edge' physically, there are many ways to change this...

practice, being the most important. But you shouldn't have an instinct to pick the mouse up UNLESS it's already at the point that you physically need to in order to continue moving the cursor in that direction.

What size of a location are you playing at? Like, how wide is your mouse area? I've been playing far too long with a too-narrow area, so I know that you do HAVE to pick up the mouse at times, but really it shouldn't need to when it's configured properly. A wider location might help, so you won't just... roll the mouse right off a pad or your table, lol.

there may also be types of input lag such as you'd get if you're running other software that is interfering with your mouse. Is it a wired version, or wireless? If you're using a wireless mouse, *trade that puppy in and get a wired one*. They're FAR more responsive overall, and can also help train your hand to stop lifting and keep scrolling a little longer.

[Kargor]

I've never been "good" at shooters either; I just tend to adapt my playstyle to that if I decide to play one.

For starters, in most games, enemies move towards you anyway, making them easier to hit. If they don't, try to find a choke point so they are more cooperative in lining up...

Hitscan weapons also help. I also prefer weapons with a large fire rate and less damage/bullet -- makes it easier to hit stuff if you can just spray ahead, instead of trying to make every shot count. Same holds for things like dual-stick shooters -- it's easier to aim if you can see where the shots are going.
Of course, snipers are still fine -- given an appropriate distance, enemies tend to be unaware.

[Cyber_Wizard]

Escrito originalmente por Zekiran:

If you're used to using a controller for gaming, then I'd suggest sticking with one.

It doesn't sound like your hands are 'trained' to use a mouse properly. If you're lifting the mouse to move in any way beyond 'when the cursor meets the mousepad edge' physically, there are many ways to change this...

practice, being the most important. But you shouldn't have an instinct to pick the mouse up UNLESS it's already at the point that you physically need to in order to continue moving the cursor in that direction.

What size of a location are you playing at? Like, how wide is your mouse area? I've been playing far too long with a too-narrow area, so I know that you do HAVE to pick up the mouse at times, but really it shouldn't need to when it's configured properly. A wider location might help, so you won't just... roll the mouse right off a pad or your table, lol.

there may also be types of input lag such as you'd get if you're running other software that is interfering with your mouse. Is it a wired version, or wireless? If you're using a wireless mouse, *trade that puppy in and get a wired one*. They're FAR more responsive overall, and can also help train your hand to stop lifting and keep scrolling a little longer.

I been trying for years but I just cant stop lifting a mouse unless I got a brick tied to my hand (which I tried for 5 months)

. My mouse area/pad is 15in by 10in razor gaming pad.

[Mikasa Ackerman]

i would suggest picking a game that has bots and just practise against them until you are good , experiment with dpi until you find the one you are most comfortable with (for me its usually
2300-2700 dpi or 1700 if i need something slower but i even can play with 5000 dpi but i can only play pyro in tf2 with that speed well , i know i once messed around with the dpi while playing tf2 , i think i could play socut and pyro up until 9000 dpi , 12000 was like a spinbot simulator where i just held down m1 and tried to get though doors with strafing xD


using it more will make it feel more normal and you will get better with it

edit:
and i used a gamepad for tf2 for almost 2 years , now i dont even know how i managed to play like that , i even could do rocket jumps halfway with a gamepad

but now i cant play without kb&m