I use the Razer E-3 Blu What is the best? https://www.google.com/search?site=...img..0.1.60.JAX5IqAOlCM#imgrc=10AIxZanthr-OM: image here
Tbh but it doesn't even matter what mouse helps you in pvp. Hence, I use a Razer Deathadder and I still ain't the best but if you practice a lot, you should progress better slowly over time
1-12 I use the numbers you can't use on the hot bar for other things, like sprint for example. Sloww can rek you tbh, he can even rek me when it comes to fighting with the sword lol. The only way I can keep him away from me is with my baby (the bow). Maxxy*
Each mouse has it's ups and downs, Nagas are great for hot keying but terrible if you tend to clutch your mouse hard as you press the thumb grid buttons. Deathadders have a sleek design and are comfortable but it only has two buttons on the side which could be useful but you'd need more for hotkeying. The Hex is kind of like the Naga and Deathadder had a love child, It has six button thumb grid with a good gap between buttons and a sleek design but it's design can be uncomfortable for bigger hands but the thumbgrid is better for bigger hands because of the space between thumb buttons. The Mamba is good for it's comfortable and common design but it is quite pricy. The Orochi, Taipan, and Abyssus all have nice comfy designs and are cheapet in price compared to the others listed and are good for their prices but they also lack features such as extra buttons for hot keying and color changing capabilities but other than that they are good just to play the game.
FIne then Mr.Fat lets 1v1 next time I see you on dont use a bow I'll record then expose you to the forums. gl you'll need it
You all spend tons of money just to fight people in a block game.. I had some normal mouse that cost like £2 and still one of the best pvpers on squad
I'm planning on getting a gaming mouse soon, I use a desktop version of a logitech and get 13cps and still destroy.
Okay, lets make this clear. I use a cheap logitech mouse that costed me $17. My PvPing ability is decent with me just needing improvement on landing my hits when I try to strafe.
Not really, Their products are actually high quality and have software which let's you get the best out of their products when most other companies do not offer the same experience. Their cheaper stuff is not that high quality though but it's still better than consumer grade electronics
^ I really don't understand how mouses help you at pvp. It's almost pointless to buy a mouse that doesn't do anything. To me, razor-mouses are just regular mouses, but just makes you look fabulous
Extra buttons for hot keying, Sensitivity changing buttons for obvious reasons such as switching from a sword to bow or vice versa. Some are just to look cool like LEDs which I like but they don't affect performance unless it's on a keyboard in the dark.
And all the led lights in your mouse abd the extra buttons you dont use anyways are worth the money right? I have 5 buttons on my mouse 1 left click 2 right click 3 scroll button 4 speed up 5 speed down Same with apple stuff You pay 60% for the phone and 40% for the brand
Actually I use the keys in my NAGA, All of them. They are very useful and there are cheaper ones with a single LED color instead of Chroma that has all colors. I threw in the extra money to get the chroma and I don't regret it, It's to my taste and many have the same tastes or else razer wouldn't be in business. Razer is big in the online world but if you talk to someone in real life, chances are they won't have a clue what razer is. I've stated various times, People who pvp use the thumb grid for hot keying if they so wish to or put them to use in other great games such as I do in CSGO, Dying Light, etc. If you don't need extra buttons or LEDs in a mouse or keyboard it is quite simple, Do not purchase it. Apple is more 50/50 quality and brand, Everyone knows iPhones aren't durable for squat but they are made of good (but fragile) materials. They buy them mostly to flash them or just because iOS is so simple to use that a kid can handle it with ease but at the cost of removing user customization.
