The best way to describe it is that it's like steering a boat. Is it something that can't be controlled by a setting? Are you using the most updated video drivers? Originally posted by rikilii Originally posted by afropuff420Д¬an't say I really understand the issue you're experiencing. It took me about a hour or two to get used to it as I recall but now I keep a mouse on my desk for normal web browsing but all my ganing is done using a wireless trackball, It was good enough to keep me in the top 100 in UT Worldstats consistently. For FPS and MMO the control is much better and repsonse is a lot quicker., if you are into PvP Iit wil outperform any mouse on the market as far as sensitivity. One of the guys back in my UT clan suggested it. I switched fro m mouse to trackball back with UT2K and never looked back. Seems as if you're just nitpicking, or it's a rare issue you're having. When I'm turning my mouse and moving around, it seems to stop very quickly as I switch directions and I have no problems whatsoever doing jumping puzzles, looking around quickly as I fight, etc.

I don't understand at all how you have an issue with this. We aren't saying the camera will spin like a top and not stop it just moves like it has too much wieght behind it. It's very slight and maybe not as noticebul to someone who's not a big camera mover or maybe a keyboard turner. It even takes a second to start up when you move the camera. It's not honestly, it's a step or two behind me at every turn.

I'm usually pretty aware in combat accounting for multiple targets at a time but to do that succesffully I need the camera to be on my heels at every turn I make. Obviously the issue your encountering is something only a few are experiencing. With the default settings the camera does feel very slow and unresponsive but that problem is quickly resolved by changing the settings. Thats what I get for skimming and assuming. It's very slight we are saying the camera will spin like a top and not stop it just moves like it has too much wieght behind it.

I'm usually pretty aware in combat accounting for multiple targets at a time but to do that succesffully I need to camera to be on my heels at every turn I make. Originally posted by Opapanax Originally posted by Preacher26 It's very slight and maybe not as noticeble to someone who's not a big camera mover or maybe a keyboard turner. This is the first time I can really recall having this sort of experience with panning a camera during combat. The combo of that along with the Norn's animations being a little on the sluggish side sometimes leads to some frustrating experiences where I find myself fighting more with the camera than my actual target. I can even spin my camera around my character half way and then stop abrumblty but instead of the camera pan stopping it will continue on for a little as if it's has momentum or something. You're not understanding it's has nothing to do with mouse settings as far as acceleration.Д®xample I pan my camera clockwise around my character while running around and maybe strafing, but when I try to switch counter-clockwise the camera will continue to spin clockwise for a hair before reversing direction.

Then I went into the settings and changed the mouse sensitivty from the slowest (default) to max speed.

Oblivion mouse acceleration