5001 dpi from now on.
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2 Aug 2011, 22:15
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It's like the end of an era.
I've been using medium dpi for 7 years now, 70% of that time i had an mx518 in use.
Today i bought a steelseries xai and that cute little thing really got to me..
5001 dpi should work for sc2 i guess :)
I've been using medium dpi for 7 years now, 70% of that time i had an mx518 in use.
Today i bought a steelseries xai and that cute little thing really got to me..
5001 dpi should work for sc2 i guess :)
What is more accurate? 5 or 5,01? Well, the more DPI a mouse has, the more accurate the movement will be.
*Edit* Also it moves faster but it's just a consequence. I'm not rly good when it comes to explain in English why is that happening but, imagine that you are using 1000 DPI, then if you move it 1 cm you "jump" 3000000 dots(i.e.), so now if you change to higher DPI(2000) you will jump the same amount of dots, BUT in a close distance.
Hope u get what i'm sayin. :P
resolving in more accuracy overall
[img|left]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRXBsLXcObRV19Gizy_2upDvI4oS9MpLjiLGNywSssJ2P9h1lzQ[/img]
if you run low on dpi @ 51 % sense, you are just to slow for that game.
played a couple of matches and owned em, it's a lot easier now :)
i set it to 2600 dpi tough which could be tweaked a bit i guess but it is working well for the first try. i admit 5001 is just to high since i dont wanna change the ingame sense.
btw regarding those lines you draw..the steelseries software has some kind of intelligent tracking system which basically draws or continues your movement im not using it tough feels kinda weird
e: oh and i forgot to say: nice explanation!
with high enough sens there are so many micromovements, that low dpi might actually gimp it
'that's totally why i'm not a pro aimer yet'
*gets hope and changes settings all the way to absurd*
*keeps failing*
*goes back to old settings*
'those tards from crossfire'
Just play with what you feel good with.