THE BORE
General => Video Game Bored => Topic started by: Eschaton on December 20, 2012, 12:05:07 PM
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just dropped the wireless receiver for my current mouse into a glass of ice water :fbm put it in rice, but i'm not optimistic to say the least.
nothing over 50$ please i'm not about that life. I don't really need a jillion buttons either.
Thanks
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They say rice crispies works better than rice.
But, ur probably fucked.
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I'm not a heavy FPS player like I used to be, but Logitech always made the best mouse in the sub 50 dollar range, IMO. The M510 or the M705. Simple and sturdy.
They might be a bit too light for your liking, so try before you buy.
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This is the one that I'm getting to replace my pathetic Microsoft mouse:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G500-Programmable-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B002J9GDXI/ref=pd_sim_e_3
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1- Deathadder Black Edition or the new 2013 one (2013 edition is better in terms of comfortability but a cloud driver for a mouse is lol). Deathadder mouse are probably the best for folks who prefer the legendary Microsoft IME 3.0.
2- Roccat Kone XTD if you prefer big/adjustable weight mouse or Roccat Kone Pure if you are like me who prefers lighter/faster mouse. These are pricey though since both are new and don't get the older versions of these because they all had wheel scroll issues.
3- Mionix Naos. Probably the most comfortable mouse made. I'd get the optical version since it is cheaper plus I bet it won't matter to you if it's laser or not anyway.
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I can vouch for the Logitech G500. It's stood up to 600+ hours of Diablo 3, other gameplay, and general use like a fucking champ.
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I didn't read the $50 thingy so lol.
In that range, I'd get Deathadder or Mionix Naos. Both are awesome and in your range.
I can't comment on anything Logitech because I tried like...every mouse but Logitech lol.
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Of course. Trying them out is the best course of action.
Don't be like me who is now stuck with a bag full of PC shit.
Currently, I am pretty content with Roccat Kone Pure but I wanna try dat Deathadder 2013.
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I'm on the Son of MX518, the G400 and it's great if you want something slightly cheaper than a G500
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I'm on the Son of MX518, the G400 and it's great if you want something slightly cheaper than a G500
it also has a godly sensor. better than in any other logitech mouse.
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Got the Logitech G500 and it is very nice. Lots of customization options, good feel, and it's got these little weights you can add to make it heavier if you want. Scroll wheel is good, too, with an option to switch between a smooth scroll and a clicky scroll.
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I <3 my razer orochi- always have, always will
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Razer :yuck
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I bought a RAT the other day to replace my old Sidewinder, it's pretty nice.
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Rumbler: Razer Orochi is the exception to that rule- its the best Bluetooth mouse for pretty much any use
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I have this: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-gaming-mouse-g700?crid=825
and I like it quite a bit.
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logitech g9x or g400 are both solid
g9x has higher dpi, a few more buttons and the software is better
g400 is basically a laser version of the mx518 which iirc was optical
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Rumbler: Razer Orochi is the exception to that rule- its the best Bluetooth mouse for pretty much any use
They are releasing a new 2013 version with better battery life.
You know you want it, MAF.
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This is the one that I'm getting to replace my pathetic Microsoft mouse:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G500-Programmable-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B002J9GDXI/ref=pd_sim_e_3
who in the fuck would own this tacky piece of trash?
oh right, gamers. whoever buys this is exempt from the AESTHETIC AND TASTES CONVENTION.
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Rumbler: Razer Orochi is the exception to that rule- its the best Bluetooth mouse for pretty much any use
They are releasing a new 2013 version with better battery life.
You know you want it, MAF.
I do, and I will buy it. As a Bluetooth device it already had a crazy ass battery life, so I cant imagine it being even better.
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oh right, gamers. whoever buys this is exempt from the AESTHETIC AND TASTES CONVENTION.
its a mouse...
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This is the one that I'm getting to replace my pathetic Microsoft mouse:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G500-Programmable-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B002J9GDXI/ref=pd_sim_e_3
who in the fuck would own this tacky piece of trash?
oh right, gamers. whoever buys this is exempt from the AESTHETIC AND TASTES CONVENTION.
What in the bloody hell are you talking about? :lol
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Requirement for gaming mouse: has to be pretty
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Requirement for gaming mouse: has to be pretty
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The G500 looks just fine, except for the speckled-paint look. If you want to criticize the aesthetics of a gaming mouse, go find the official Razor thread.
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When it comes to pc gaming, the hobby is full of spotted metal crap and EXXXTREME looking aesthetic so anytime i see ANYTHING that remotely looks like it I throw it under the bus like it deserves.
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The G500 looks just fine, except for the speckled-paint look. If you want to criticize the aesthetics of a gaming mouse, go find the official Razor thread.
whoever buys this deserves to be shot with a style bullet, in the head, so the effects are carried out immediately.
(http://i.imgur.com/XBdw5.jpg)
only a man child or someone who is 11 years old, would find that mouse aesthetically appealing.
I am frankly appalled and I hope they never get laid (don't worry they won't) so they never reproduce so we can have less people in the world who find this suitable for purchase.
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I also got a Rosewill mechanical keyboard to go along with my new mouse. Maaaaaaan, those mechanical keys are so smooth, like sticking my fingers in a tub of warm margarine.
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I also got a Rosewill mechanical keyboard to go along with my new mouse. Maaaaaaan, those mechanical keys are so smooth, like sticking my fingers in a tub of warm margarine.
So it's good for typing at length?
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I was kidding, btw, who gives a shit what a mouse looks like, your fucking hand is gonna be covering it.
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I also got a Rosewill mechanical keyboard to go along with my new mouse. Maaaaaaan, those mechanical keys are so smooth, like sticking my fingers in a tub of warm margarine.
So it's good for typing at length?
I haven't typed out anything really long on it yet, but what little typing I have done with it has been a massive improvement over the cheap, generic keyboard I had before. It just feels...right, you know?
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Yeah, I definitely want a mechanical keyboard of some sort.
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I have a Filco, and I can confirm that a mechanical keyboard is awesome. They even have different switches for different typing styles!