The mouse should have raw input. It is pointless to even try and balance the KBM with the DS3, you will only ruin it. Also, deadzones should just go to eliminate the input lag. Input lag is a huge deal to FPS games because it can completely throw off your aim. And when I say completely I mean completely. I have also noticed that the move controller sensitivity effects the KBM sensitivity. Some sensitivity values on the KBM are broken but right now the only one I can remember is 20, it made me feel like I had turned up the sensitivity at 200.

I hate to post this again, but since this seems to be the official thread I'm just wondering if anyone at CCP or the CPM can tell me whether these findings of mine for the DS3 are anywhere close to being right?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqMshc-A6HVHdHRKbjM1NG5NQ081Ml9sMDR2RVl4N0E#gid=0

Hi

The rotation speed limitations that are applied to the different dropsuit classes do present issues for tuning control with the mouse and ensuring DS3 players donGÇÖt find themselves at a very significant disadvantage. The maximum settings for pitch and yaw are one of the areas we are currently looking at making further changes to. We are continuing to work with and test different settings for both DS3 and mouse and we will make further updates once we have tested them.

The feedback we have received has been very useful but also very varied, in some cases conflicting and in others confusing. We have been unable to replicate some of the issues (such as Move settings having an impact on the mouse which just shouldnGÇÖt be possible). Because of this we are also investigating the possibility that changes/problems outside of the control system itself are effecting the experience. More on that if we find anything.

ccp i have not played in the last 3 days do in large part because of the aiming problem so think we can get some info seeing as tomorrow is the 14.

So I tried M/KB for the first time (in Dust) today, just to see what it's like. Now I can totally understand that for people who play on PC regularly that the aiming feels weird/bad/off/whatever, but it's a hundred times better than the DS3. ADS with a mouse does have its troubles, but I can't believe how much more accurate I could be with the mouse. Not only that, but CQC is considerably easier. Also, TAR + mouse = insane. Now I know why people are so upset about it.

Anyway, the reason I bring this up is not an endorsement for M/KB, or as a call to further nerf it. I bring it up because it really shows how much more work the DS3 desperately needs. I knew there were problems with the DS3 aiming before, but I didn't really know how big of a difference it was between the two devices.

A toggle for the acceleration would be very nice indeed.

Mouse users and probably ds3 users would benefit from separate hip and ADS sensitivity adjustments as well

Played some War Z yesterday evening, i know its a crap looking, low budget game on the PC but not having touched any shooters on PC for 4 months now and feeling 60+ solid FPS again since that time.

I mean i was blown away at how fast and crisp my Razor mouse felt again and it stopped tracking the moment i stopped moving it.

This made me realise far more about how CRAP the current state of Frames Per Seconds we get in this game, i doubt it goes over 20 at best and drops to 10 in cqc and all the rest is just Frame Smoothing to the maximum so that it does not show.

Idd like to have a couple of graphics sliders, AA disabler, shadows etc options to turn down or a FPS counter somewhere on my screen.

If you can't notice the stuff that is wrong, you have never played a proper 60+ FPS shooter and should either go play one or stfu.

Kids these days with their 200$ consoles lol

Wheres the time i paid 7812$ for my Pentium 90 to play some Doom1 & 2 on.

For the last time the Kb/m fix was to the sensitivity slider bar only. It was not an aiming mechanic fix, so rest assured, no one is "having fun any longer"