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Originally Posted by
bradkami 
Basically to give an idea of what I am talking about, I tested the mouse in CS:Go, CS 1.6, Source, and Tribes Ascend. The mouse doesn't feel too bad in CS:Go, but it feels absolutely horrible in tribes ascend, source, and 1.6. Basically it feels, as you said, like there is some sort of smoothing built into it. The mouse is not Crisp, it feels.... sluggish. I mean sluggish might not be the best word to use but... it just feels slow and cloud like. It almost feels like I am pushing against something when moving the cursor. It's hard to explain the feeling as to how I perceive it... but :O
A bit late in the day but I picked up the mouse yesterday and I absolutely know what you mean.
It feels like mouse lag, even though it does not lag. Its odd, kinda like your gliding on ice. Logging out of Synapse made no difference, in fact while on the topic I think its a rubbish idea that they removed the onboard profiles. I am a bit of a minimalist so having the Razer software in my system tray most of the time is annoying, as is the software popping up everytime Windows loads, which I have to close manually.
At first I was about to box the mouse back up and send it back but I decided to spend most of yesterday evening adjusting to it. After an hour I got there, and my aim improved. However I am still in two minds about it, its feels just wrong yet at the same time it worked out for me really well.
Playing Red Orchestra 2 yeilded the strangest results, but it did not cause me any problems. In fact it was easier to pixel hunt targets without having to change the DPI - something which I needed to do freqeuntly on the Imperator.
Compared to a good optical sensor though, it feels mushy, a good optical sensor feels precise, what movement you make is inputted 1:1 -crisp, without any messing around - at least that is how it feels.
I am still unsure about it, I need more time to play with it.
I will download CS 1.6 and see how it feels with that.
Edited by Dcode - 9/25/12 at 3:31am
