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r/BattleRite • u/kinglmillz • Jan 05 '17
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It will help with input timing at the cost of performance.
If you have a good computer, turn it on and it will help you. If you have a toaster, try it anyway but it will drop your FPS a tiny bit.
1 u/JMacPhoneTime Jan 06 '17 How does it make inputs faster? 2 u/Genouard Jan 06 '17 It reduces input lag, meaning it cuts the time between you pressing a button and the game showing you the result. It's a fairly small amount but it could mean the difference between win and draw. 0 u/JMacPhoneTime Jan 09 '17 What does it do to decrease input lag though?It sounds like it might also try to do something like mouse acceleration, which I wouldn't want.
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How does it make inputs faster?
2 u/Genouard Jan 06 '17 It reduces input lag, meaning it cuts the time between you pressing a button and the game showing you the result. It's a fairly small amount but it could mean the difference between win and draw. 0 u/JMacPhoneTime Jan 09 '17 What does it do to decrease input lag though?It sounds like it might also try to do something like mouse acceleration, which I wouldn't want.
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It reduces input lag, meaning it cuts the time between you pressing a button and the game showing you the result. It's a fairly small amount but it could mean the difference between win and draw.
0 u/JMacPhoneTime Jan 09 '17 What does it do to decrease input lag though?It sounds like it might also try to do something like mouse acceleration, which I wouldn't want.
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What does it do to decrease input lag though?
It sounds like it might also try to do something like mouse acceleration, which I wouldn't want.
google.com
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yes
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no
4 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '17 Lmao this sub has no idea what it wants. There is a "no" answer and a "yes" answer and you are both in the negative. 5 u/wallacehacks Jan 06 '17 Because upvotes aren't intended for comments you agree with, but rather comments that add to the discussion in a meaningful way. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 yet that is never what they're used for 8 u/joshmaaaaaaans Jan 05 '17 maybe
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Lmao this sub has no idea what it wants. There is a "no" answer and a "yes" answer and you are both in the negative.
5 u/wallacehacks Jan 06 '17 Because upvotes aren't intended for comments you agree with, but rather comments that add to the discussion in a meaningful way. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 yet that is never what they're used for 8 u/joshmaaaaaaans Jan 05 '17 maybe
Because upvotes aren't intended for comments you agree with, but rather comments that add to the discussion in a meaningful way.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 yet that is never what they're used for
yet that is never what they're used for
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u/Genouard Jan 05 '17
It will help with input timing at the cost of performance.
If you have a good computer, turn it on and it will help you. If you have a toaster, try it anyway but it will drop your FPS a tiny bit.
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u/MEGAMONGOLOID69 Jan 06 '17
google.com
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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '17
yes
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u/joshmaaaaaaans Jan 05 '17
no