After a certain amount of clicks that option slows down. I imagine its to prevent cheating using a bot that moves the mouse left/right while holding down shift.

ohhhhhhh, thanks.

No problem.

> *Originally posted by **[Aurian](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=1#posts-6992827):*** > > I can’t believe I can’t even open a button guide without finding a reference to “juggernaut”. Which year are people going to realize that term is stupid and stop using it? Sheesh. > > Also, I would normally agree that being rude to people who mean well is bad, but people who mean well usually also take constructive criticism and try to improve on their product when given the opportunity. When you half ass it and ignore input or reason, and keep doing it, you are just being a jackass and you will reap what you sow. > > And quite frankly, there is little tolerance for stupid people in the world, so you might as well work on that tough skin now or you are going to spend all your life in a dark hole wondering “why me?”. At some point you need to learn the vital ability of sifting out the useful in the rude, and leaving the rest behind. > > @Eggs: Jokes are great, but you went too far. The user made guide sticky is meant to be helpful, not host joke topics that aren’t actually meant to help anyone. What I wouldn’t give to be able to remove all the useless crap in that thread. I’m sorry I’m not active anymore, but since you’re still active and far more experience, why couldn’t you just tell me what is useless so I can take them off? Sure the joke thread is useless, but I felt like the harsh and cold criticism I received was uncalled for. It seems to me even after so long, this game is still being taken very seriously. I know most of the players are perfectionists, but I’m not and I have feelings. Sure, say I’m bitching or whining, whatever, I’ll take it. It’s the response I expect. The main reason I used to be active was the forum, it had its disputes and such but was always quite friendly. Now it just feels toxic. Everyone can go ahead and point out all the flaws of my “argument”, whatever. I’m not going to try to argue back because honestly I’m not as eloquent in the English language or skilled in argument/debate, and I’m just gonna make a fool of myself. Not meaning to spark flames, just my thoughts on the growth of the game’s community.

To clarify that statement, I am not saying that YOU do a bad job. But fact is that you aren’t active, and you don’t keep up to date, which means it’s up to players to be responsible about what they submit, and as this thread clearly shows, they aren’t. I take helping people seriously, and I take issue with people who are intentionally not helpful or just half-ass it. Either do it right, or shut up, is my philosophy. I did not in any way mean to hurt you personally, and if that is how it came across then I am sorry. I agree with you that this forum always had a friendly air despite it’s disputes, and I also agree that it is not the same as it used to be. I think it has to do with the direction the game has been going, and how easy things are. A community relies on loyal users, and that isn’t so much the case any more because people get bored/angry about changes and leave. But golden days can’t last forever, it was bound to happen at some point.

I do not know whether contributing here is right. However, I think that it is not bad to collect information for a future guide.  A circle is my mouse pointer. I am raising accuracy by changing a mouse pointer into a 50-pixel circle. Furthermore, making mouse speed somewhat late will raise correctness. I am not good at English.sorry.

> *Originally posted by **[Tonaritoari](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=2#posts-7085924):*** > > I do not know whether contributing here is right. > However, I think that it is not bad to collect information for a future guide. >  > A circle is my mouse pointer. > I am raising accuracy by changing a mouse pointer into a 50-pixel circle. > Furthermore, making mouse speed somewhat late will raise correctness. > I am not good at English.sorry. Wow. That’s really clever.

Crazy clever. Mind sharing how you do that, or uploading the mouse pointer you made? Custom mouse-pointers for AI really helps.

I don’t know either, but my guess is – screenshot the page, paste it in a graphic program (Gimp), make the inner circle and everything else besides the red border ‘invisible’, save it in a mouse pointer format, done. I think the guy who figured this out deserves to get his additional rewards. .

It’s just a circle drawn in Paint or some crappy graphic program, converted into the mouse cursor format. It’s not hard to do, it’s just the idea of it that’s clever.

> *Originally posted by **[Tonaritoari](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=2#posts-7085924):*** > > I do not know whether contributing here is right. > However, I think that it is not bad to collect information for a future guide. >  > A circle is my mouse pointer. > I am raising accuracy by changing a mouse pointer into a 50-pixel circle. > Furthermore, making mouse speed somewhat late will raise correctness. > I am not good at English.sorry. I remember this idea being posted back in 2011, and there was a debate whether this was cheating or not… > *Originally posted by **[Quizer](/forums/60/topics/180772?page=1#posts-3909786):*** > > What may also help is using a different cursor. I’m thinking of making a special cross-hair cursor for this – another circle would be much easier to line up visually with the circumference of the button. (For Ultimade Avoidance, I’ve created a tiny orb-shaped cursor (5×5 pixel circle, with the hotspot at the center), which is much better than having a huge arrow shape or whatever trailing behind the one pixel that matters and messing up your perception.) > > Another thing I’ve found is that the upwards-floating hit messages tend to create an optical illusion where your cursor seems to be slightly lower than where it actually is. I find I need to aim below what I perceive to be the center of the button to get persistent excellent and perfects. > > > Another useful technique I’ve been utilizing is using my laptop’s pad buttons for clicking (with my left hand) while concentrating on just moving the mouse with the right hand. I’ve tried dual-wield clicking, too, but it is only marginally faster than regular clicking for me – it doesn’t register most of the extra clicks for some reason. > > > I’d love to use a tool to draw a horizontal line across the screen above everything else, to help me aim, but I don’t know of any kind of program that could do that… > > > Hope these tips help! > > > > > Quizer

i did not know you get BC from the button! thanks!

Please don't necro ~~two-year-old~~ three-year-old threads unless you have something important to contribute.

please don't necro two year old threads

Even worse: don't necro three-year old threads.

Oh, right. It's 2016 now. <_<;

> *Originally posted by **[Draconi](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=1#6977516)**:* > > Are you serious, or is that just over the top sarcasm? What you wrote is just no-brainer stuff that take 10 minutes to find out yourself, and it’s missing all the information you would need a guide for. I doubt anybody would ever learn anything new from reading it. > > I could probably make a better guide in my sleep. Maybe I should just do that. > > > *Originally posted by **[Neil1961](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=2#10727753)**:* > i did not know you get BC from the button! thanks! Well, well, well, mister "Sleep Guide Maker", somebody thinks the guide is useful! Enjoy the ban! ;)

> *Originally posted by **[Karnizero](/forums/60/topics/332943?page=2#10731135)**:* > Double post, sorry. You can delete your posts here, you know. Click "Edit post" and then "Delete post" and you're good to go.