Author Topic: What is the point of an overpriced "gaming" mouse  (Read 5646 times)

I would waste my money on mechanical mouses. Adjustable sizes? Nice texture? Comfortable fit? Extra macro buttons? Oh boy a brother can dream.

this is mine
Well that's a cute one

i have this
it's all crusty for some reason and i don't know why
i think my hand flesh attaches to it
We're mouse brothers!

For the "cool looking designs" part, I don't think anyone can see your mouse online ingame though



$10 mouse, works like a charm
« Last Edit: March 24, 2014, 10:55:03 PM by Epicduke »


well believe it or not if youre into really e-sports like world of warcraft having a mouse like that is almost a requirement for PVP.

for example if you play a death knight in WoW you have roughly 25 spells you'd use in PvP, which means you need to map about 25 buttons at a minimum to be able to map them all. Then you need to keybind certain macros, for example you'll have one button that casts Chains of Ice, and then another button that casts Chains of Ice on the person targeting your healer. It ends up being about 40-50 keybinds for some classes and having 20 of those on your mouse is actually pretty convenient in hectic fights.

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you got a lot of MEESE

We're mouse brothers!
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mine doesn't have the split thing down the middle


My mouse has the LMB, RMB, scroll wheel, and 2 buttons on the side
It's all I need
Well I only have one button on the side.

$10 mouse, works like a charm
Please resize your picture


The microsoft mouse was stuff, i used it and it took 20 seconds to scroll through tools in blockland. I use a logitech mouse since its better and is only $13.99.

The microsoft mouse was stuff, i used it and it took 20 seconds to scroll through tools in blockland. I use a logitech mouse since its better and is only $13.99.
Weird that never happened with mine