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Post by yourbestfriend on Dec 12, 2007 12:22:29 GMT 1
Hello fellow g33ks, I need advice from you. I play with a logitech mx510 mouse, but it seems that's old fashioned nowadys  . Any suggestions what to buy? I saw on the net some nice looking Razer mouse's as well as Logitech mouse's Also, do you think I need a mousepad? I play now with the mouse on the surface of my desk. All advice and tips are welcome ;D Your g33k YBF. |
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Post by JNK on Dec 12, 2007 15:14:23 GMT 1
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Post by ironman on Dec 12, 2007 16:14:59 GMT 1
i bought a Microsoft intellimouse explorer 3 a few days ago, best mous ei ever bougt , 39.95 euro rated nr1 by LAN gamers.. it can even coloapse the windows, and it is a laser mouse so very preciese and fast. you can buy it at mycom, (page 3 last one) www.mycom.nl/Products/660.aspxit is the last one in the list.. |
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Post by .x.x.x. on Dec 13, 2007 17:48:16 GMT 1
I have a razer copperhead, great mouse, great feuters has a program where u can customize almost everything.
On the bottom of the mouse is a little button, from where u can choose up 5 pre-made profiles, to suit u in every situation.
Its fast reliable. made from good materials, after almost 2 years of "abuse" still works perfectly.
But 1 minus future is, its kinda small, takes some getting use to, so if u have a big palm,and u want a firm support for you whole hand not a good mouse 4 u.
I also have the razer mantis speed control mat, its huuuge 35x30 cm.
U need a lot of room, its made from special fibers, its smooth, stain resistant,but after u use it for a while the edges start to unbind...
There is no problem if u use you table as a surface, but the pads offer more comfort to your hand, a smoother surface for your mouse, and the laser is more responsive to it.
So yeah but a mat.
And when u are buying a mouse, best thing u can do is to go to a PC store and try them out.
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Post by Hell_Man on Dec 13, 2007 18:43:00 GMT 1
i have a logitech G5 , for many people and magazine, it is the best mouse for gamers;-) and yes use a pad, it will slide better ;-)....  |
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Post by toppahousu on Dec 14, 2007 20:56:50 GMT 1
I have played with G5 since it came to market and like it a lot I dont use any pad...just fly in in table Only thing i say is that buy a laser mouse...much more accurate |
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Post by ironman on Dec 14, 2007 21:07:16 GMT 1
I have played with G5 since it came to market and like it a lot I dont use any pad...just fly in in table Only thing i say is that buy a laser mouse...much more accurate yes laser mouse is the best value for money, they are not cheap but you ge a lot in return |
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Post by yourbestfriend on Dec 15, 2007 15:32:40 GMT 1
Ok guys, thanks for the info. I have been to the shop to try some mouses.
I like the Razers but (as XXX told me) they are pretty small. Now I know why he plays with his toes instead of fingers ;D.
It will be the G5 2007 edition (with 2 buttons for the thumb) because it's most similair to the mx 510 i play with and i like that model. Now i have to go in search for a mat before buying the mouse.
Ybf
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Post by yourbestfriend on Dec 15, 2007 15:33:56 GMT 1
I have played with G5 since it came to market and like it a lot I dont use any pad...just fly in in table Only thing i say is that buy a laser mouse...much more accurate  Well my friend, the way you played.........uhm..... and i was thinking you played with a standard mouse Jk my friend |
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Post by yourbestfriend on Dec 23, 2007 11:37:04 GMT 1
Here are my new beauties. I still am looking for the perfect touch but am sure I will find it soon enough ;D. If any of you needs a used mx 510 let me know .  |
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Post by .x.x.x. on Dec 23, 2007 12:10:08 GMT 1
How much did u pay for the mouse pad ? And we better run, now ybf will be even more deadly.  |
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Post by JNK on Dec 23, 2007 12:26:05 GMT 1
they are looking good!
yes, it take a while to get the best touch for the mouse and pad because G5 has a lot of things that you can edit and mix eg. the optimal weight for fragging, or you can change the DPI lower when you use MG42 etc.
your G5 has a little bit cooler design than mine ;D
razer exactmat costs ~45€ ?
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Post by yourbestfriend on Dec 23, 2007 12:29:48 GMT 1
I paid 65 euro for the mouse and 25 for the mat, which is (i think) a good price. I think the difference in this design is the extra button I have at the thumb side. I also don't know exactly how much of the weights I have to put inside, still figuring out what the best feeling is.
Ybf
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Post by toppahousu on Dec 24, 2007 10:50:20 GMT 1
As i played earlier with a very very very old mouse before G5 ( almost needed help to get the mouse move ) i put all the weights in and thats it ;D remember to modify the actions to buttons in setpoint...  |
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