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Post by burningcherry on Mar 27, 2019 19:11:24 GMT
One of the 3 mechanics in this game I hate purely and with passion: effective mouse sensitivity changing at times. Everyone knows it: you're standing back to the wall, you're about to headshot a Marauder but your scope dances like crazy instead and you miss like Beckham in 2004. I somewhat learned when to expect this and be more slow, but it won't hurt to have some solid knowledge about it.
So: did anyone figure out what and when exactly happens and how to mitigate/avoid it? Is it true that disabling Origin In-Game helps? Is there any connection between this and mouse dampening?
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Post by Voluptuous Volus on Mar 27, 2019 19:28:22 GMT
Yes. Always disable mouse dampening. ALWAYS. It's garbage and your turn radius is limited when you have it enabled.
Also Marauder head hitbox is bugged (like many other things in ME3) so sometimes even when you obviously hit Mr.Shields in the head, the game thinks you've missed.
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Post by burningcherry on Mar 27, 2019 20:24:24 GMT
I'm thinking about why sometimes mouse acts like crazy even without mouse dampening (I believe this happens). I putted Marauders as an example but it's most noticeable when targeting Nemeses and Phantoms, least with geth.
Or maybe I'm just not used to playing with raw mouse input, or maybe it's the cable.
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Post by Jeremiah12LGeek on Mar 29, 2019 14:16:19 GMT
Sometimes, when my laptop's resources get out of whack (thank you MS Windows) my mouse and the mouse cursor will get flooey.
This isn't when playing games, and so may be unrelated to what you mean, but is it possible some background increase in resource consumption could mess with your mouse while a game is running?
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Post by dftm1 on Mar 30, 2019 4:13:39 GMT
In addition to the damping of the mouse, I recommend that you turn off vertical synchronization because this will reduce the input lag. but I do not recommend disabling frame limit. Standard 62 or 60 can be changed.
for this you need to go to
C:\Users\"USERNAME"\Documents\BioWare\Mass Effect 3\BIOGame\Config
and open notepad file
GamerSettings.ini
change \ add values (section [SystemSettings])
UseMouseDampening=False
UseVSync=False
SmoothFrameRate=True
MaxSmoothedFrameRate=62
You should also check if the FPS is stable in the game(it is very important actually In the game, many things are attached to it. his fall should be minimal, and it is better to be absent altogether), if this is not the case - lower graphics. if that doesn't help here are some more options that might help
(section [SystemSettings])
Bloom=
DepthOfField=
(=True or False)
Attention! a change in these parameters will lead to a decrease in the visibility of the geth hunters. this is your choice.
It will be absolutely wonderful if you have a video card and monitor with support freesync(amd) or adaptive sync(nvidia). they need to be included in the driver settings.
UPD: it is also in a game that sensitivity changes when you just stand or run, but I do not think it bothers anyone. and I don `t know how to align it.
Also, the game is a bit crooked when you are in the shelter (hard cover), especially when you are sitting. just don't use it during shooting.(meaning if you use fast aiming, when shooting with a sniper rifle. in other cases, it usually does not interfere)
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Post by XCPTNL on Apr 1, 2019 15:59:02 GMT
One of the 3 mechanics in this game I hate purely and with passion: effective mouse sensitivity changing at times. Everyone knows it: you're standing back to the wall... I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. So I don't know it or if I do I can't remember. Are you sure it's the game and not your mouse (settings)?
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Post by muahmuah on Apr 2, 2019 8:55:27 GMT
One of the 3 mechanics in this game I hate purely and with passion: effective mouse sensitivity changing at times. Everyone knows it: you're standing back to the wall... I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. So I don't know it or if I do I can't remember. Are you sure it's the game and not your mouse (settings)? Yes,i've never had this issue. |
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