Cyberpunk 2077
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Springbok
Karen
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I used the M65 Pro after years of searching for a mouse that fit my hands and had the right amount of buttons and finally found it in a Corsair mouse of all things. Great little mouse.
Fight
Ahn'Qiraj Raider
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I had to buy 3 razer’s in like 4 years. They look great, they feel great, but they are made to fail. They are overpriced & poorly made devices designed to hook you, fail on you, and entice you with the next generation replacement with more colorful LEDs and buttons.
Razer Viper Ultimate Cyberpunk 2077 Edition
A Cyberpunk-themed gaming mouse -powered by Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless, and designed with an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy.www.razer.com
$160
It took me 3 purchases in 4 years to figure out their Bullshit game. Never again.
Microsoft mouses are bullet proof and still the best value out there.
Bandwagon
Kolohe
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I really don't get all of the flashy lights and designs on computer stuff. Towers, chairs, mice etc. I get liquid cooling and airflow. Comfortable chairs and speakers. Comfortable mice and convenient/extra buttons. That all makes sense. Lights and shit? How is that not annoying AF?
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Bondurant
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Utnayan
F16 patrolling Rajaah until he plays DS3
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So I can agree with one thing here (I had to do 3 restarts because I didn't like Act 2 at all. I loved 1 and 3. 2 was a slog for me so I ended up having to finally force myself through Act 2 to get to 3 but once I got to Skellige I was all in) . Loved what they did - but with that said I am also a huge story guy in my vidya games. Thing I loved the most was off beaten track side stories. From the start of the first area with the ghost in the well I knew I was going to love what they did outside of the main quest lines.
BIggest thing is I hate theater shit with a passion and a lot of that was in Act 2, along with multiple arc spawns that threw me into doing 56 things just to advance the main story. That is what threw me off in the end specifically with Act 2.
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Malkav
French Madman
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After having multiple Naga right click dying, I decided to tell them to fuck off and switched to the Corsair Scimitar. Been very satisfied with it after getting used to the slightly different shape/buttons position.
I couldn't play MMO anymore without a mouse like that, whole rotation under my thumb.
Noodleface
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All mice suck and break. Buy ones that feel good in your hands. They're like tires
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Daidraco
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I'm sure the story in Witcher 1 and 2 is great. I've heard a lot about it, but I just could not get used to the way the character moved, combat etc. I always thought it was just so archaic and restrictive. Witcher 3 was a breath of fresh air in that regard. When I was learning how the combat worked, I was flailing around like an idiot. But after I figured out what does what, etc. Outside of the unexpected ability or trap, I would rarely ever take damage. Maybe the learning curve for how combat works in Witcher 3 is a bit too steep, too quickly, for some people.
I got this Corsair Scimtar Pro after my Razer mouse broke. The thing has 16 buttons, 12 on the side. Took me months to get used to the side buttons, but once I had the muscle memory down - it wasnt that big of a deal. When I first started using it, I was pressing two or three buttons at the same time and it was annoying as hell. But now that I've gotten used to having those options there, I dont think I could go back to a mouse with much less. I think four sets of 3 on the side is only one row too much for someone learning the mouse. A mouse with 9 buttons on the side, that are a bit bigger to take up the space would probably work better. The lights are semi annoying on the mouse, but I like that when you change profiles in ICUE, that you can adjust the lights to that profile so you know what you're using.
I got this Corsair Scimtar Pro after my Razer mouse broke. The thing has 16 buttons, 12 on the side. Took me months to get used to the side buttons, but once I had the muscle memory down - it wasnt that big of a deal. When I first started using it, I was pressing two or three buttons at the same time and it was annoying as hell. But now that I've gotten used to having those options there, I dont think I could go back to a mouse with much less. I think four sets of 3 on the side is only one row too much for someone learning the mouse. A mouse with 9 buttons on the side, that are a bit bigger to take up the space would probably work better. The lights are semi annoying on the mouse, but I like that when you change profiles in ICUE, that you can adjust the lights to that profile so you know what you're using.
Daidraco
Golden Baronet of the Realm
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Yea, a 6 side button mouse wouldnt be bad either. In reality, most games Ive played arent going past that for the main abilities, and its not like I dont have a left hand.
Kirun
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If only that was a Deathadder. Fucking hgggnnnhhh!Razer Viper Ultimate Cyberpunk 2077 Edition
A Cyberpunk-themed gaming mouse -powered by Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless, and designed with an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy.
$160
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Kirun
Buzzfeed Editor
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Bruh, when you're gaming at 3am and stoned to the fucking gills, that RGB is what it's all about. I used to meme on the RGB shit, but after dabbling in the occasional MJ use, I 100% get it now.
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