Yesterday I was in a Euro Server and was SAW*… My gun would stop shooting as i was click to sprint back and forth.
Like I said in the Title: Sprint Shoot, Hold, Sprint = No Shoot
This was Sprint First then hold down mouse 1 (shoot), then while still holding down shoot click sprint again and maybe through in a crouch for good measure all while holding down shot. The Gun would stop firing… SAW is the person it does it with all the time and the two big Soldiers. Phoenix I see it less in.
Apparently Logitech G500’s have a history of this happening!
I need a new gaming mouse any suggestions?
[QUOTE=shaftz0r;487323]legit list of the best gaming mice
Interesting list… I guess I need to do more research… I have heard good things about that first God Mouse “AM” but I cant find one to buy anywhere… I guess the DPI isnt all that important? I got the G700 coming in the mail but could use it as my laptop mouse.
I really dont know what to pick ha! 
What shaftz0r is basically say, if I understand correctly, is that it’s all about the sensor.
Godly tier’s have the Avago ADNS 3090 and are optical*, whilst not as “accurate” as laser* they benefit from an inherent (i.e. natural not software based) smoothing that eliminates undesirable/uncontrollable micro muscle movements (allegedly). There was also a problem with high end laser* sensors having positive/negative acceleration, which the 3090 doesn’t suffer from, so at the time this godly list was created the 3090 was the best choice.
On the other side of the fence in the laser* camp the Avago ADNS 9800 sensor is currently the best choice. Early version of this sensor, or at least implementations from mouse manufacturers, suffered from the positive/negative acceleration issue, giving it a bad name and allowing the 3090 to claim all the glory. However newer versions/implementations have fixed the acceleration issue, the problem is it’s hard to know if the mouse you’re getting has the fixed sensor or not, the best way is to research, or if it’s a decent manufacturer they should know the answer if you ask them directly.
So in the end it’s down to personal preference, if you want optical get the 3090, if you want laser get the 9800 but make sure it’s the fixed version (I think all launched in 2013 or newer are fine, but best to check).
With regards DPI again it’s a marketing gimmick, what is important is having a high enough DPI to avoid pixel skipping, what I like to call to as pixel perfect aim. So it’s all about number of pixels, or screen resolution, IIRC correctly the theoretical minimum DPI to have pixel perfect aim on standard gaming monitors (1920 in width) is around 650, more is fine, less is not, so get a mouse with at least 800 DPI and you’ll be fine.
What I did was to choose if I wanted optical or laser, then picked a handful of mice that I liked the look, feel and features of, then narrowed it down based on sensor and then bought the Mionix 8200.
I’m not an expert on the subject, this is just my understanding/research on the subject.
All of this is anyway bs. The most important is the mouse ergonomics that fits your palm best. The picture is stupid because it 1) has for example no claw grip mice in any other than in **** tier b) doesn’t take into account mouseware which is as important as sensor quality for me - i wanna be able to bind things to buttons properly and have profiles, macros, tilt buttons etc. All those basic **** mice such as deathadders have no such functionality or it is miserable. Highest DPI & G9X ftw.
I bought the Zowie and the G700… Currently on the G500…
This original thread was started for the sprint shoot crouch lag and also not shooting all together. Some of that was the mouse… The G500 has a history of this happening to the left click button. I think there still may be something game related though…
I got the Zowie. So far no problems. Amazing mouse! So much better then logicrap!
Just bought the storm spawn on the strichzilla advice and clearly I love the handling, and the sensor is really great.
Just sell my deathadder and sensei after few week of use.
