I use a 10$ logitech and It has worked for me for about 6 months and alot of gameplay. Ot works perfect ad like I said NO problems, however I know 3 other people that had one and it broke for them within the first month, mines awesome, I love it. Though I dont advise getting it...
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I have a similar problem with my brand-new Logitech MX1000 cordless laser mouse. It has a ton f buttons, but only the left and right ones are actually bindable in BF2. All the rest simply dont show up! What kind of useless interface is that, if it allows you the option to bind stuff, just so long as it's not yer mouse buttons?Comment
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Well I'm using a func surface 1030 for a while and I'm very happy with it. If it ever gets old I'd go for another.Originally posted by popwar.still looking for a decent mousepad too dogman. i dont want something thats just ridiculously hard so i can hear my mouse scraping on it or anything. im used to a soft, textured, smooth feel. any recommendations?
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Logitech MX1000 Laser Mouse in right hand, Nostromo n52 SpeedPad in the left hand.
Any Logitech owners, be sure to visit here for GREAT apps for your mice:
For example, to unlock the ability to remap all mouse buttons for each game you play or app you use separately.Comment
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Originally posted by DOGMANAmen Brother. It was a little extra than other mouses when i got it, but it was worth it.
Anyone know of any sites selling really good mousepads, the kind that doesn't collect gunk.
Mouse mat wise I have found the Razer eXactMat great. It is a large alluminium mat that has a smooth (speed) and rough (Precision) powdered sides. I have had a few 'high end' mats over the years and have found this to be the best pad yet otherwise it is back to the old Ice Mat.Comment
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Well if you want the best of the best, there are only two choices for you : The Logitech 518 Gaming Grade mouse, or Razor Diamondback.
I chose the second one, because it fits my hand better, and looks overall better. (these two mice have almost same great sensors, though the Razor is more expensive)
As for the pad, the best one for precision, is MTW pad. For fast movements, pick a fUnc or something.Comment
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Originally posted by LoneWolf1986Wireless mice are not good for gaming compared to Corded mice. Also, USB mice are better than PS/2. I am partial to the MX518 (i have it) and if you can afford like 50 bucks then get it because it is AWESOME. Super sensitive (you can make it more or less sensitive, and very comfortable.
Not true for the Mx1000. I had all three 510,518, and Mx1000.
There are times when I say hmmm, maybe Ill try that 510 again. Ive always ended up going back to the MX1000. Especially with the new setpoint.
Must have program for LOGiGAMERS,
http://logigamer.com/forums/index.ph...b3520df9576f61
Multiple profiles, you can even create shortcuts to profiles and then bind a key to them with his keyboard program then push a button, 1 second later new sensitivity.Comment
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Originally posted by Nitemarei dont like those speedpads..i forget what website it was, somebody posted a link on the forums and i cant find it, but there was a keyboard that has configurable keys. like if you want a key to go to firefox it has the firefox logo on it and stuff. if you wanna play a game you tell it what game and the keys turn to the layout of the controls and stuff.
I think it was the Optimus Keyboard. It is badass but i dont think you can get it yet ( available 2006)
maybe by that time Ea will release patch 1.031
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