Razers seem to be more cheaply made than Logitechs, but that could just be the Copperhead, which is no longer produced. I have also owned a Razer Copperhead, but it has a short in the (relatively thin) wire, and it feels a little more fragile in general. I use a Logitech MX518, which is a pretty cheap optical mouse with 1800 DPI resolution and 8 buttons (5 of them are really convenient, three are tiny, but still reachable). Some have cheaty macro options, but you shouldn't rely on those. Most gaming mice have re-mappable buttons, so you can set up more convenient hotkeys. #13 Pretty much any mouse will do for an RTS. IF you can't then a new mouse will only be placebo. The only real reason to change what you're comfortable with is if you can tell the mouse you're using has problems that get in the way of functionality. Chances are it'll start off worse until you get used to it. Find something that'll fit your specifics of lightweight/small size.Ĭhanging mice will not improve your control noticeably. This means that whatever you are most comfortable with and isn't such a piece of crap as to be unusable in game is what's right. This is less of an issue with RTS as there's typically no delay in reclicking something for effectiveness sake, and precision clicking is static (no difference in weapons, distances, target sizes and such). #4 Better mice are important for FPSes because skipping pixels is a difference between hits and misses sometimes, and most top FPS players have really low sensitivity for precision and therefore make very fast, big strokes of a mouse - this highlights processing errors of inferior mice.
I'm asking then TLers, in your infinite wisdom, is a gaming mouse a worthwhile investment and if so, what mouse gives you most bang for your buck?Īfter a lot of great feedback, I've narrowed it down to the Steelseries Kinzu or the Intellimouse 3.0īoth have the similar price, reputation and the light, claw-grip ergonomics I prefer. Some people recommended the salmosa or the microsoft intellimouse, but I haven't seen the final word on it. I'm on a limited budged so I probably won't be getting the brag gear Razer just announced, so I'm looking more for functionality. Some people argue that you just have to play with what you like, and that high-dpi hardware is only truly useful in FPS games.
My research so far has revealed contradicting evidence. I must say I've grown quite accustomed to its small size, light weight and liberating lack of cord but hell, if a gaming-grade mouse can help me improve my control.
#What is starcraft 2 game considered upgrade#
I'm planning to upgrade my old cheapo wireless mouse for the Starcraft 2 launch. Your vote: Steelseries Kinzu or Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0?
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