Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I use a $5 MS mouse that's about 10 years old. I was gonna buy the G5 for $22, but Amazon ran out, ****ers. BF2 needs mouse smoothing. Sniping sucks without it.
I use a $5 MS mouse that's about 10 years old. I was gonna buy the G5 for $22, but Amazon ran out, ****ers. BF2 needs mouse smoothing. Sniping sucks without it.
No wonder you cant hit anything when your sniping.
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I still have to give that G5 a try, but you guys seem to like it so I'll probably get one soon. Especially if you can swap out weights, because I have gotten used to a light mouse.
Razer copperhead, it's light, comfy for either hand, insanely accurate, and it glows blue to match me keyboard and case. It does have some software issues though. I have to unplug and plug it back in several times when I start my PC for it to work properly.
MX510 here on a fUncpad. It's a sweet set up I heart the Logitech MX series haven't had a chance to try their lazer mice yet though. I'm sure whenever I do get a new mouse I'll go for one of those.
logitech duel sensor (400dpi per sensor)can run in 400 or 800 mode
old now.i got it 2002 but it still work flawlesly and the buttons never stick,my one and only mouse.
Razer copperhead, it's light, comfy for either hand, insanely accurate, and it glows blue to match me keyboard and case. It does have some software issues though. I have to unplug and plug it back in several times when I start my PC for it to work properly.
I'm running a Razer diamondback, and I'm having the same software issues. Awesome mouse though. Took ages to get used to it, it's insanely fast.
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