Like the topic says. I want to know who is playing Aq2 with Razer DeathAdder.
I want to know this because I cannot find any good mousepad at all for this mouse specifically for the purpose of playing Aq2.
I have tried following mousepads;
Razer Destructor (the best mousepad so far, but the lifelength sucks, 1-3 months.)
Icemat (just crap, this is really only designed for Microsoft I.E 3.0 imo)
Razer Mantis Control (hands down for this mousepad if you are especially sniping, the control is really awesome, but for m4 it sucks.)
Steelseries Qpad (it is good for any "slower" game but Aq2.)
I am not really thinking about changing mouse completely, then it's just easier quitting the game for good.
You're welcome with any opinions suggestions, really anything. Thanks for reading.
Anyone using Razer DeathAdder playing Aq2?
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Well, buying "skates" and shit isn't really my thing. Seems really too serious about it then. I'm trying out Destructor again, it's still some scratchy, but it's something.Lotus wrote:It all depends on taste really. But I still find a creamsexy razer diamondback with some smooth "skates" on a awesome thunder9 (name's not precise) to be my awesome match.
Going for Mantiz Speed and see if that's any good. We'll see about it.
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Thanks for the input, guys.
Well, I'm still using the good ol' func surface 1030 here. Worked good with my old mouse (forgot about the brand) and works fine with my "latest" mouse, the G7.
Whenever the feeling gets "odd" I use some silicon spray which I bought from the fuel station nearby.... works like a charm. After an hour of "super-skating" the pad feels good as new.
Whenever the feeling gets "odd" I use some silicon spray which I bought from the fuel station nearby.... works like a charm. After an hour of "super-skating" the pad feels good as new.
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Instead of buying the skates, go do some push-ups instead, that is free. You will see that the mouse becomes lighter.Savior wrote:you can buy a _gaming_ mouse/mousepad (that are shit expensive) but you think skates are too serious (that's very cheap)? where the fuck did u draw the line
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Technically you could do a million push-ups and the weight of the mouse will stay the same.ZoRoXo wrote:Instead of buying the skates, go do some push-ups instead, that is free. You will see that the mouse becomes lighter.Savior wrote:you can buy a _gaming_ mouse/mousepad (that are shit expensive) but you think skates are too serious (that's very cheap)? where the fuck did u draw the line
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haha, it's all in the mind! Like magic!L0ki wrote:Technically you could do a million push-ups and the weight of the mouse will stay the same.ZoRoXo wrote:Instead of buying the skates, go do some push-ups instead, that is free. You will see that the mouse becomes lighter.Savior wrote:you can buy a _gaming_ mouse/mousepad (that are shit expensive) but you think skates are too serious (that's very cheap)? where the fuck did u draw the line
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