Reddit mentions of E-blue Cobra Junior 1600dpi Gaming Mouse Red LED Light EMS109L

Not sure about best (I haven't owned enough to know) but I've been using this E-blue Cobra mouse for about a year and it's been great. There's a button that cycles through three sensitivity settings (can't remember the exact dpi of each off the top of my head though).

I use this mouse. It's $12 and gives you two extra mouse buttons. I then set my layout as such.

Forward: W

Backward: S

Left: A

Right: D

Jump\Gas: Space

Dodge: Control

Left Hook: Left Mouse

Right Hook: Right Mouse

Both Hooks: Middle Mouse

Lock: F

Attack: Mouse 4

Special Attack: Mouse 5

Salute: E

Camera Type: C

Reset: T

Pause: Esc

Show/Hide Cursor: X

FullScreen: Backspace

Change Blade: Q

Flare Green: 1

Flare Red: 2

Flare Black: 3

A good keyboard can help avoid key ghosting/blocking. I have a Microsoft Sidewinder x4 and I love it. It's not mechanical, which some people love, but it's also not as expensive. I got mine for around $45 a couple years ago, but it looks like supply might be dwindling as it's now up to $75.

As far as a mouse goes I haven't find a need for anything super fancy. Unless you're playing FPS's competitively most mice will do. I find having at least two thumb buttons essential, but not much other than that. I have this $10 mouse and, so far, it works as well as any mid range mouse I've tried before.

Edit: I split my time between MMOs, RTSs, FPSs, RPGs, and action games, so my hardware needs cover most gaming uses.

e-blue cobra

$10 with free shipping.

http://www.amazon.com/E-blue-Junior-1600dpi-Gaming-EMS109L/dp/B0095P5K8I

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I got the Red Eblue Cobra and I love it!

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I would very much aprecciate this

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Depends on what you need in a mouse.

If you're looking for a regular gaming mouse with decent DPI, you can go super cheap and get decent DPI compaired to a regular mouse, but not any super build quality. You can Go a small step up with a budget name brand mouse, which will have slightly better build quality. Then you can jump up to a Decent gaming mouse which has high DPI and good build quality, or this one as an alternative.

If you are an MMO gamer and want side buttons, there aren't many budget options, but the Razer Nagga MMOG 2014 Or the Logitech G600.

I have peronsally used all levels of gaming mice, and still use a super cheap wireless gaming mouse with my laptop, and I use an original Razer Naga MMOG on my desktop. I like them both, though I don't expect my cheap wireless one to last long, it still performs extremely well for the price.

Keep in mind these are just suggestions, Other people might like/disklike these mice for there own personal reasons. I peronally like the ergonomics of the Razer mice over any other.

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Yup, but I wouldn't enter as I like my cheap $10 gaming mouse from Amazon

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Yep. My mouse
I'll try unplugging the mouse and launching the game.

This is something you can only learn through practice. I've played TONS of multiplayer shooters over the years and while I used to be terrible, im now merely adequate. KDR of 0.8-0.9 on average. So average player, slightly below average.

We're never gonna be GOOD at this stuff. We don't have the reflexes for it. And multiplayer shooters can be VERY competitive. Depending on the game, we'll always suck. I still suck at both extremely tactical shooters (tend to rush into stuff, no survival sense, also not good at that twitch shooting BS), and fast paced arena shooters (simply lack the coordination).

Middle of the road style shooters tend to be best, although those are the ones you mentioned. BF, COD, overwatch, those are good shooters to keep playing. They're not particularly hard. They're pretty forgiving overall.

Beyond that, one thing I'll suggest since you're on PC is to GET A GOOD MOUSE.

Most office mice arent great at gaming. They're 400 DPI, they're inaccurate as heck. They lack the sensitivity necessary for aiming properly. If you're using wireless, that's a double whammy due to input lag. DONT. If you have a decent amount of money, consider investing in a logitech G400/500 series mouse or equivalent mouse in your brand of choice. Those are the ones with the best sensors for FPS games. They're highly customizable and greatly improve gameplay.

If those are too expensive, since those run around $40-60, consider something like this.

https://www.amazon.com/blue-Junior-1600dpi-Gaming-EMS109L/dp/B0095P5K8I

I've used this brand before. On the pro side, it has a decent sensor. On the bad side its build quality is crap and it has a high chance of breaking within a few months. That said you get what you pay for and I recommend $40-60 mice for a reason. It's better to have an expensive mouse that lasts 2-3+ years than a cheap one that lasts 3 months. That's my philosophy at least.

I really don't know any keyboard + mouse combo apart from the Devastator, but that has some bad reviews.
I'd get the Logitech G105 and the E-Blue Cobra Junior.

Total around 52 dollars. If you want something better, I can recommend you something for a higher price.

I need a new mouse.

And this would be senor_tacos.

that was easy