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The "6 sniper modes" and what i can see of that screenshot looks iffy. Valve would not be happy with eliminating recoil - most cheats have recoil removal to go with the auto aim.
Yes, of course you could use that mouse with native windows drivers, or even use that software, but I dont think you want to risk using some of that advanced functionality.
If a demo goes to overwatch, they will see the reduced recoil, and you likely could be banned that way.
Apparently there is a few versions of the mouse which allows you to save the recoil script directly to the mouse's onboard memory (for cheating in LAN parties), but this model can't do it and I won't install the software to do it anyway. I can't even believe companies sell mice like these.
Anyway, thanks for the help.I really appreciate it.