Comments on: Lot’s Of Changes In Warhammer

By: Stropp

Stropp — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:30:35 +0000

In my case, I doubt it’s interference since the mouse worked fine when not in the game.

My guess is that it’s a combination of a couple of effects.

1. The time taken to process the wireless signal.
2. It’s possible the mouse is less responsive anyway. It’s not a gaming mouse.
3. Lag in the game.
4. Sluggish UI.

Separately, these conditions would generally be un-noticable. But put them together and it becomes very noticable.

I should say too that after the patch the next day, I barely noticed this effect. If Mythic improved their end, it might have been enough to fix the problem. We’ll see.

By: Ysharros

Stropp — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:30:35 +0000

In my case, I doubt it’s interference since the mouse worked fine when not in the game.

My guess is that it’s a combination of a couple of effects.

1. The time taken to process the wireless signal.
2. It’s possible the mouse is less responsive anyway. It’s not a gaming mouse.
3. Lag in the game.
4. Sluggish UI.

Separately, these conditions would generally be un-noticable. But put them together and it becomes very noticable.

I should say too that after the patch the next day, I barely noticed this effect. If Mythic improved their end, it might have been enough to fix the problem. We’ll see.

By: Ysharros

Stropp — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:30:35 +0000

In my case, I doubt it’s interference since the mouse worked fine when not in the game.

My guess is that it’s a combination of a couple of effects.

1. The time taken to process the wireless signal.
2. It’s possible the mouse is less responsive anyway. It’s not a gaming mouse.
3. Lag in the game.
4. Sluggish UI.

Separately, these conditions would generally be un-noticable. But put them together and it becomes very noticable.

I should say too that after the patch the next day, I barely noticed this effect. If Mythic improved their end, it might have been enough to fix the problem. We’ll see.

Comments on: Lot’s Of Changes In Warhammer

Stropp — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 03:30:35 +0000

In my case, I doubt it’s interference since the mouse worked fine when not in the game.

My guess is that it’s a combination of a couple of effects.

1. The time taken to process the wireless signal.
2. It’s possible the mouse is less responsive anyway. It’s not a gaming mouse.
3. Lag in the game.
4. Sluggish UI.

Separately, these conditions would generally be un-noticable. But put them together and it becomes very noticable.

I should say too that after the patch the next day, I barely noticed this effect. If Mythic improved their end, it might have been enough to fix the problem. We’ll see.

By: Ysharros

Ysharros — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:01:33 +0000

That mouse issue is very interesting, Stropp – I had exactly the same thing happen to me today. It’s happened before, notably when hubby got the same kind of cordless mouse and they interfered with each other, but I couldn’t work out what might be causing it today. Last thing I’d have thought of was the client though – the two don’t seem related? Then again, I only know enough to fake it, but not enough to make any real judgements.