Yes Ikari Optical pl0x!

You could. If you're the SMM... AHEM *** SENSORED *** im not supposed to say this. hahahha

Wha. The sens you guys play at is crazy low. Imagine if you'd need to a 180 turn. :zomg: !! Anyway, what Ho|yboy posted is what I would have sorta said. Get gears that is comfortable to you and doesn't suck. Sexy is optional.

Razer all the way

razer QC sux. get logitech or steelseries.

+1

I 2nd that.

ahah guys. right right. i'll take those advice into consideration.

for tonight scrim against XEF i'll be using my stock mouse, Microsoft HID mouse (??)

omfg i will be pawnedwtfbbq

http://images.google.com.my/images?q=itali...F-8&sa=N&tab=wi

I googled before I read the rest of the thread. =(

Isn't CoD4's stock sensitivity like 5? Anyway, I haven't seen a sniper play at that high sensitivity before and now I'm kind of curious. Maybe you can give flaver some pointers. It'll be such a treat. =D

>=( High sense and snipers = Noonononononononononnonononononnono
I googled itali@italy hahahaha!
>=(

1st of all... i dont think theres any EQ design for "sniper" =/


my only suggestion for you is to get an optical instead of laser... since ur on kinda high sens



other than that...what mouse/what keyboard, that you gotta try it urself... its good for sumone doesnt mean it suits you. Test the mouse from your friends & teamates if possible... and of cos... always think of reliability/consistency of the item before the performance. My 2 cents

A sniper needs Bandolier, Stopping Power, Deep Impact or Extreme Conditioning. Claymores are for cowards. D.Eagles are your best friend!

why would a sniper need bando =x if he was any good he'd only need 5 shots per round =p

also, i have default cod4 sens (5) and default windows sens (6) and 800 dpi for which i use every weapon

kekekekekkekekeke

This post has been edited by SnapperJR: Jan 30 2009, 08:12 PM

lol. i like to spam my bullets. but i never seem to finish em. lol.

For a sniper, i suggest a mouse that has some weight on it.

Try the Microsoft Intelli 3.0. With the right mouse pad, you'd generally get the grip you want on the surface for precision. The weight will keep your hand pretty much steady. The weight is standard however, but its pretty cheap. Very hardy and durable, unlike their OS. Palm Grip.


should be approx RM130 or less.


Logitech G5 would be a step higher than the MS intelli 3.0, simply because it has adjustable weights. If weight is an issue to you, you might want to try it out. Weightier mouses tend to take more time to get used to. The G5 is a laser mouse, so tentatively its good, but doesn't last very long (same goes to any laser mouse). Palm Grip. See also : counter parts Logitech MX518


should be approx RM200 or less


Razer Death Adder/Microsoft Razer Habu are pretty much the same, just that that the Death Adder is optical, the habu is laser. From personal experience, i found the habu much better with the DPI changer and the grip being a little more comfortable, but it broke just as fast. The only problem with the Death Adder is that is doesn't have on the fly DPI adjustments like the Habu. (DPI swapping during play). The Habu was a hybrid design from the previous Microsoft Intelli designs matched with the Death Adder designs.


should be approx RM160(DA) or RM 190(Habu) less.

SteelSeries Ikari Optical/Laser both share same designs. The main difference between the two aside from the obvious laser/optical is its lift distance and skipping. See here For more info
The Ikari is a mix between the claw and the grip, leaning more towards the claw design. It may be uncomfortable at first due to its awkward design.


Approx RM150-200 (distributor over retail)

Logitech & Microsoft

These mice were generally made for other purposes other than gaming. Newer designs lean more towards semi-professional to competitive gamers with their dpi's much higher than their older designs. I recommend Microsoft Intelli for its weight, durability and cost over value ratio. its cheap, hardy and very usuble in competitions. (Palm Grip)

SteelSeries & Razer

Both SteelSeries and Razer are gaming brands. Generally, the designs made were meant for gamers and gaming. Most of these mouses lean toward the Claw grip or hybrid (palm + claw). Razer Mice are usually light weight, palm over claw designs where as the Ikari is a claw over palm design. (Meaning leans more towards that particular grip)

Both the Ikari & Razer mice suffer from durability issues, generally in their buttons and lasers, but their functions suit most gamers perfectly.

I've pretty much used all of the above before, currently im stuck with my Razer ProSolutions PRO V1.6 (Krait With WINGS). Approx RM140 - 160 now. Im a hybrid claw + palm grip, since i swap between the two. (uber USP Spam) Generally, its only real problem is the button placement (mouse4 & 5 are on the same button), scrolling mechanism(over used becomes extremely smooth) and no DPI changer. Main reason why i loved the HABU once i got it (Basically the design was superior to the krait/v1.6, but its broken now ).

If you need to know prices for gaming EQ, just let [ESP].Bambino.aXe (Calvin) know, he works for a distributor.

Click here for another article about Mice

This post has been edited by crashtec: Jan 31 2009, 06:48 PM

DONT LISTEN TO HIM!! HE LIES!!! LISTEN TO MEEE I HAZ CHEESSEEE


PS: if u want a HAbu i can sell u one cheap.....and if ur a right handded Grip gamer then the habu is a good choise

This post has been edited by Holyboyz: Feb 1 2009, 03:55 AM

Walau, you play COD4 like play badminton? front hand back hand. xD

Yes. Which is why sometimes I wish the whole table is my mousepad. No need to rely on limited space. Can swing anywhere I want

This post has been edited by Strayfah: Feb 5 2009, 09:51 PM

i prefer razer death adder : ) try it out in blitzone : ) if u like ...

wao...sial lah nice info provided brian