The mouse already does this, at 800dpi you are telling it to move 800 of these little jumps per inch of movement, at 1000dpi you are telling it to move 1000. Having sensitivity scales messed up (not at 6/11, 51-54%, driver settings wrong) will just result in inconsistent and inaccurate movement.
Mouse Settings; Press Windows Key-Q to open the search menu. Search: Ease of Access Mouse. Under the Pointer Size section, select the first or second option. Resolution Settings; Right-click desktop and select Display Settings. Adjust the Change size of text. Slider to the left. If the above steps do not resolve the issue, try the following. For the most part, the majority of pro setups differ only in mouse DPI, hotkeys, and whether they use a 120Hz monitor. There's lots of other settings people fuck with, but unlike say, CS:GO, where crosshair settings alone are infinite preference, in SC2 you're more likely to see pro players simply using one of a few predefined options and leaving it be, rather than endlessly tweaking for. Mouse Wheel Down or 1 – Previous Weapon: Swap back to a previous weapon – usually your Primary Weapon – by either pressing the 2 key or rolling the Mouse Wheel Down. Depending on settings, using the Next or Previous Weapon commands will 'wrap' weapon selection around or stop at the first and last weapons in a loadout. BWAPI and new AI settings: A lot has been talked about this on the forums since the release of SC:RM, we need some sort of understanding between the community and the Starcraft Remastered TEAM that 'BWAPI and new AI settings' is not a luxury or a whim, but something required and honestly deserved after many years. The implementation of.
WTF?! It's often the case that bigger is better, but there are some exceptions. Computer keyboards, for example, are fairly impractical when they're the size of a small table, as one professional Starcraft player demonstrated.As reported by PC Gamer, the comically large mechanical keyboard was shown off by Starcraft Pro Lim 'Larva' Hong Gyu during one of his streams.
Back in 2017, during the finals of the Zotac Cup Masters Showmatch, Larva decided to show off his StarCraft: Remastered skills by using his left foot instead of his hand on the keyboard as the match drew to a close. He also made one of his worker units dance around in a circle, and at one point pretended to fall asleep in his chair for a few seconds.
Larva is streaming with an enormous keyboardhttps://t.co/56rOvmeBHBpic.twitter.com/St8go7A9NF
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— joey (@nice__username) May 21, 2020In this VOD, we see Larva dragging the giant keyboard into shot at around the 2:05:00 mark before plugging it in. He demonstrates how one key covers almost half the keys on a standard keyboard, and at one point, the player pulls out his patented ‘foot controller' move.
Hitting the top row of keys requires Larva to stretch out his entire arm, all while using the (regular sized) mouse in his other hand.
The whole video is in Larva's native Korean, so it's unclear what the story behind the keyboard is. It looks awkward as hell, but he'd doubtlessly still be able to beat most people at Starcraft using this monster peripheral. At least you couldn't throw it across a room in a fit of rage.
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