The jumping in Bioshock is particularly bad. 1 The mouse controls in Bioshock 2 are pissing me off. I have the same exact complaints about the original Deus Ex and System Shock 2, both which could have been completely badass games if only the 3d controls were as crisp as a dedicated FPS. It's as if you're controlling your character through a series of 20-foot long pieces of firm rubber or something. You feel very clumsy in the world because it seems like such a rubbery delay exists between the time you push a key until the time when your character in the 3D realm actually moves accordingly. The Bioshock engine lacks this crispness. Is there some reason why you want to bind it to a key I think the reason why the mouse is all over the place is because the sensitivity is jacked up to 2500 and should be at around 800. mouse acceleration is off because MouseAccelThreshold is set to 0. I like games like the Quake series, the HL series (and Counterstrike), and the UT series because the keyboard inputs for movement (forward/backward/left/right/crouch/jump ) are very crisp and clean. If you add the line MouseSmoothingMode 1 turns it on and 0 off.
#Bioshock mouse acceleration Pc
My gripes with Bioshock come not with the mouse but just the movement control of the 3d engine in general. The re-releases for BioShock and BioShock 2 came to Windows PC yesterday, and Steam reviewers have already warned others to heed caution before returning to the Rapture. I don't mean to threadjack, but either you're REALLY exaggerating or you're REALLY lonely.įWIW: I play HL2 with my mouse sensitivity set on 16.5. That's just over eight years with five hours each day of just FPS play. If you break that down into 5-hour chunks of gameplay per day, that's 3000 days with each day consisting of five straight hours of FPS play. You've played 15,000 hours of FPS games in your lifetime? That's excluding all other games of any variety and any type of non-FPS computer use?
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