Should I get a gaming mouse?

Dpi means it goes way faster per IRL movement mine has a 1000 dpi I had to lower it to play

Ball Mouse yo

if your computer can run games at high fps, sure go for a gaming mouse but if not a gaming mouse won't help much

For CF?

No.

((STYX)) wrote: »

Using a stock microsoft mouse is fine. I've seen snipers that use ball mouses with the accuracy of a hawk.

I used a ball mouse for sniping, once, it actually felt better

ImUndefined wrote: »

Actually, the higher your DPI, the more accurate your mouse is. My mouse is a piece o' crap, quite low DPI, and when I want to make a very slight movement, it moves over about 1 pixel-width on my screen. A 4000 DPI mouse would move about 4 times within 1 pixel-width of my screen.

Not necessarily. It's only the amout of 'dots per inch' the mouse moves at.

People see a large amount of DPI, and presume it makes for a better mouse.
Completely untrue.

Unless you plan on playing tournaments, don't waste your money.

Yes, and I'd say Razer or Logitech; Razer because of how many ppl seem to say it's good and Logitech because I had an old one a friend gave me that was better than a stock mouse and have another now.

The more you game, [and the more srs] the more it'll be worth it. Also, make sure you've gone into your main mouse settings on your PC and disabled dat acceleration already:
>Control Panel
>Printers and Other Hardware
>Mouse
>Pointer Options
>Uncheck 'Enhance Pointer Precision'

Deathadder.

Its the only thing ill recommend

Nukkarific wrote: »

If your a nerd willing to spend more $$$ on nothing, be my quest.

Can I also be your quest?