illusioNtEk wrote:Do any of you guys have a gaming mouse with lots of buttons on it?
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illusioNtEk wrote:Do any of you guys have a gaming mouse with lots of buttons on it?
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deleted_user wrote:ye im pretty bad
Garja wrote:Actually I also find that more convenient since I use ctrl groups to find buildings.
Garja wrote:I use same key for "build market" and "find market". This way I never make 2 markets
Goodspeed wrote::hmm: I think it could backfire in the case of RTS actually, since mouse precision and speed is so important you don't want to be worrying about pressing buttons on there too. It would only be a problem in very specific and probably rare situations depending on your hotkey setup, but still.
Garja wrote:I use same key for "build market" and "find market". This way I never make 2 markets
If you are precise with your mouse you have time for more actions, more time to think, etcetera. This adds up, and leads to better execution overall. And yeah it can be especially important when microing, which in this game can often be the difference between a win and a loss. You may argue speed is "more important" but speed is not even a thing, really. Everyone can spastically move a mouse from one side to another. What's important is that you can move it to where you want it as quickly as possible. In other words it comes down to precision.deleted_user wrote:Goodspeed wrote::hmm: I think it could backfire in the case of RTS actually, since mouse precision and speed is so important you don't want to be worrying about pressing buttons on there too. It would only be a problem in very specific and probably rare situations depending on your hotkey setup, but still.
Mouse precision isn't actually important at all, only when microing. It's true I have mele, cover mode, ranged mode (and alt, barracks, stables, foundries, explorer) mapped to my mouse, but again, I'm using attack move 90% of the time anyways, mouse precision is such a non-concern. Nearly all my meaningful actions are mapped to some button or another. As long as I can click hunts and click on dops and click resign I'm fine. I can move my mouse and use the buttons at the time, they aren't dichotomous actions. The moments of needing to press a button on my mouse and needing the most mouse precision are so rare they fall into acceptable, gaussian limits. There's a reason pros use 2250+ DPI for RTS and like 800 DPI for FPS (where precision actually matters).
deleted_user wrote:Goodspeed wrote::hmm: I think it could backfire in the case of RTS actually, since mouse precision and speed is so important you don't want to be worrying about pressing buttons on there too. It would only be a problem in very specific and probably rare situations depending on your hotkey setup, but still.
Mouse precision isn't actually important at all, only when microing. It's true I have mele, cover mode, ranged mode (and alt, barracks, stables, foundries, explorer) mapped to my mouse, but again, I'm using attack move 90% of the time anyways, mouse precision is such a non-concern. Nearly all my meaningful actions are mapped to some button or another. As long as I can click hunts and click on dops and click resign I'm fine. I can move my mouse and use the buttons at the time, they aren't dichotomous actions. The moments of needing to press a button on my mouse and needing the most mouse precision are so rare they fall into acceptable, gaussian limits. There's a reason pros use 2250+ DPI for RTS and like 800 DPI for FPS (where precision actually matters).
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_NT_sven wrote:My suggestion is that you should have a hotkey for "finding the same type of units", that way you can group your reinforcement without even looking back in you base, which is extremely useful when you are fighting a decisive battle.
Majora_ wrote:_NT_sven wrote:My suggestion is that you should have a hotkey for "finding the same type of units", that way you can group your reinforcement without even looking back in you base, which is extremely useful when you are fighting a decisive battle.
How can i do it?
rsy wrote:When it comes to ctrl groups, u wanna put 5-9 on like qwert. That way u have easier access to them (unless u put ur right hand on numpad). I usually put my Brahman elephants, herding/forward vills and tc on those keys.
The advantage to putting a tc on ctrl group vs just the find building hotkey is that if u single tap u don't zone over to the tc view while if u double tap u can look at the tc should u wish to
Most fps pros use 400 actually ( at least in CS, which if we're being real is the only esport fps thats relevant.)deleted_user wrote:Goodspeed wrote::hmm: I think it could backfire in the case of RTS actually, since mouse precision and speed is so important you don't want to be worrying about pressing buttons on there too. It would only be a problem in very specific and probably rare situations depending on your hotkey setup, but still.
Mouse precision isn't actually important at all, only when microing. It's true I have mele, cover mode, ranged mode (and alt, barracks, stables, foundries, explorer) mapped to my mouse, but again, I'm using attack move 90% of the time anyways, mouse precision is such a non-concern. Nearly all my meaningful actions are mapped to some button or another. As long as I can click hunts and click on dops and click resign I'm fine. I can move my mouse and use the buttons at the time, they aren't dichotomous actions. The moments of needing to press a button on my mouse and needing the most mouse precision are so rare they fall into acceptable, gaussian limits. There's a reason pros use 2250+ DPI for RTS and like 800 DPI for FPS (where precision actually matters).
britrouga wrote:rsy wrote:When it comes to ctrl groups, u wanna put 5-9 on like qwert. That way u have easier access to them (unless u put ur right hand on numpad). I usually put my Brahman elephants, herding/forward vills and tc on those keys.
The advantage to putting a tc on ctrl group vs just the find building hotkey is that if u single tap u don't zone over to the tc view while if u double tap u can look at the tc should u wish to
Not really because you want to use qwert for other things
_NT_sven wrote:Majora_ wrote:_NT_sven wrote:My suggestion is that you should have a hotkey for "finding the same type of units", that way you can group your reinforcement without even looking back in you base, which is extremely useful when you are fighting a decisive battle.
How can i do it?
In hotkey settings there is a section called "find units" I think.
rsy wrote:britrouga wrote:rsy wrote:When it comes to ctrl groups, u wanna put 5-9 on like qwert. That way u have easier access to them (unless u put ur right hand on numpad). I usually put my Brahman elephants, herding/forward vills and tc on those keys.
The advantage to putting a tc on ctrl group vs just the find building hotkey is that if u single tap u don't zone over to the tc view while if u double tap u can look at the tc should u wish to
Not really because you want to use qwert for other things
What do u use them for bud
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