Comments on: World of Warcraft Mouse Review

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By: Warlord12

Warlord12 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 10:14:50 +0000

Great review, I bought this mouse recently and got to say I really rate it highly. I dont think I could go back to playing warcraft without it now! Would recommend to everyone. Looks awesome too!

By: Mouseman

Mouseman — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 07:09:28 +0000

Dose anyone know if this mouse can be programmed outside of warcarft? Like can you assign the buttons to do keystroke commands in your other applications though some kind of software like SETPOINT for Logitech… and if so can you do this per applicaton instead of glabaly?

By: Arenaboy

Arenaboy — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 11:44:28 +0000

Had the mouse for a few months and all is good except for the way the macros function. They type out the spell in game as a forward slash command, i.e. /cast Tremor Totem.
Therefore, it’s slower then spamming an in-game keybind (or onscreen button)…Spamming tremor totem for example is considerably slower. But worse still, if you are pressing any key on the keyboard at the same time, this will be inserted into the macro. For example if you’re running forward, your mouse macro might look like this: /wwwwwwcastwwwwwwtremwwmorwwww….you get the idea. This of course stops the macro working.

Maybe there is a solution to this, the macro speed options make no noticeable difference.
Any solutions?
apart from that, it’s great for targetting.

By: ducky

ducky — Wed, 06 May 2009 19:57:45 +0000

i bought one a couple months ago and overall i like it.

however, the 4 “directional” pad on the left side is a bit iffy.

it feels chap and has the sensitivity of a sever sunburn. (IE: the “east” direction button can easily trigger the “south” button, unless you hit it just right) i think a “rubber type” directional button would have been a huge upgrade and furthermore prevent the squeek squeek squeek of the cheap “blinged out chormed plastic” one.

the only other thing that bugs me is the set-up. there isn’t a window in WoW to set up the macros or change profiles. the “graphic” for set-up looks very “in-game”, it is not. you have to alt/tab out to change it. not a big deal unless you run different key binds