If my crosshair is pointed to a certain spot on the map and if I want to do a quick 180, after I have done it the crosshair is way off, does not point to the same place. It is either way far on the right or left or too high or too low. It is the same if I am trying to quickly point my crosshair to a certain spot in the map (like the sniper tower on BrokenLimits, or spawn points in Duku), it does not point where I want it to, which makes me miss very easy shots. I also noticed this happening outside of UT as well. For example if I want to click on a Firefox icon on my Windows Toolbar I end up clicking the icon next to it. Maybe it has something to do with negative acceleration. I have it switched off in Windows settings and I also have the newest mouse fixes installed (I did try couple of them; the latest one installed is the one in RJ's quick UT setup guide). I have also tried changing my in game sensitivity. If I increase it my crosshair keeps flying all over the place, and if I decrease it I can hardly turn around. That is why I have never found a sense that I am happy and comfortable with. I have directinput unchecked. These are my mouse settings:
I am not excluding the fact that maybe I have my mouse settings wrong, because I really am an amateur when it comes to these things, or maybe there is nothing wrong with my mouse and I simply suck too much which is also an option
Thank you for your replies.
p.s. My mouse is Logitech MX518
They will still work on a black cloth but they just seems much more accurate on a hard surface without much texture, like my desktop or a plain piece of blank printer paper. This is what I have found in testing a g400s and da2013 against a g500s, take it with a grain of salt as everyone has their own preference of what a mouse should "feel" like.
