Advantages of a Gaming Mouse?

You can make more adjustments to it than a normal mouse. You can adjust its weight, DPI and it might have extra buttons that you can program to do different things.

I just use the mouse that I got with my laptop.

dont have anything against anyone that has one.. but seems abit sad and a waste of money to me, 5 quid logitech mouse.

netskyy wrote: »

dont have anything against anyone that has one.. but seems abit sad and a waste of money to me, 5 quid logitech mouse.

There is nothing sad about putting money into the system you're going to be using for the next 4-10 years...(depending on how fast Tech evolves)

Whats SAD is spending THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of $$$ on temp Zp weapons that expire and getting coupons that take forever to acquire to get a weapon that is ALSO temp and disappears in 90 days or less...THAT is sad.

Z8 should talk to whoever those stupid idiot dev's are and make sure the next game has a different system...maybe a tier system or something where after you spend a certain amount on ZP you unlock a new tier or items for your patronage (and those weapons are perm. NO temp weapons would go in the tier, it would just have a slowly increasing library of weapons...)

Sometimes it can be more comfortable while using because of all the available adjustments, but it probably wont increase your skill. I use a $2 DELL lazer mouse, and am a fairly decent player.

aWmTaStIc wrote: »

I'm thinking about getting the deathadder. What are the pros of getting a gaming mouse?

Well, adjustments and buttons. They're super awesome for things like MMORPGs when you have like a whole keyboard full of shortcuts...

but there's no program to program Q,Q at once, which would make sniping so much easier.

Good example is the deathadder is one of the the favorite pro game mouse. Why ?

The way you have the mouse in your hand is more responsible to your need depending on where you click on the pad of the click. Also it is more sensible to the surface it's using a infrared sensor and not an usual optic sensor. Gaming mouse also allow you a full control on the sensivity of your mouse, by the double click ,the single click , the bottom macro and such things make you very efficient in dragging your mouse on a mouse mat.

Most of the top of the line gamer still prefer the deathadder over some overpriced mouse that don't do much. It's a great and viable choice, I'm using mine since 3 years.

DeathAdder or DA sucks for some people.

I like CM Xornet and Steelseries Kinzu. They are lighter smaller easier on your hand.

I dont like Razer brand anymore. Tired of looking at their snakes.

Iv'e never had a deathadder but I'd guess it improves grip and stability allowing for more accurate shots which leads to easier HS. There feel is also great allowing for an easy grip which just helps in the long run.

Tecumtha wrote: »

If anyone wants a DeathAdder, I have a pre-owned one:

a few months old,

one owner,

mint condition,

original box package,

Good condition.

29.99 dollars free shipping to lower 48 states.

That's an excellent deal... my clan mate just bought one today from BestBuy and he paid $60.00. He says it's an excellent mouse, well worth it.

aWmTaStIc wrote: »

I just bought one online for 45 bucks. Brand New.

jgx421 wrote: »

That's an excellent deal... my clan mate just bought one today from BestBuy and he paid $60.00. He says it's an excellent mouse, well worth it.

Anyone interested please PM me

I also have Arctosa(used) for 29.00 dollars and Abysuss (open box new) for 16.99 dollars

aWmTaStIc wrote: »

lol my thread became your business. I dont mind.

TY lol

tastylime_2g wrote: »

Who gives a **** about DPI on the go. What matters is the quality of the optical and/or laser sensor and how fast you can swipe it before it malfunctions.

Lol, I only came here to see what this mega-troll was talkin about.