fps游戏鼠标握法分析（FPSgamemousegripmethodanalysis）

fps游戏鼠标握法分析（FPS game mouse grip method analysis）
Like the first person shooter game, especially like Quake, UT or CS in this highly competitive FPS game player, should pay special attention to the choice of the mouse grip, because nothing more than the pursuit of accuracy and reaction that a tiny bit. Some people think that holding a mouse can be used for comfort. But it's difficult to get used to it, and the use of the mouse, the mouse pad, and the habit of the mouse speed affect the grip culture. In the domestic not hot exchange environment, to develop the best in a mouse is not easy to grip. This article I saw when I visited the ESR discussion area, published by IOZ in the Hardware discussion area. I translated the essence of this article, although after you finished reading, you probably still don't know what grip method is best for you, but it is also an obligation to inspire thinking.
IOZ summed up three types of mouse control methods: Fingertip style, finger grip (Finger-grip style) and Palm style. Translation begins
Fingertip Fingertip style
With fingertip grip, only the fingers touch the mouse. The fingertip uses the thumb, index finger, middle finger and ring finger to move the mouse and move the wrist to part of the long distance. The grip is the index finger and middle finger curled up, and to the two fingertip (nail down the end of pressing the mouse button), so it can be called the paw method. Only those mice that are too short or too narrow are better for this grip, because it's hard for users to wrap them all over their fingers.
The mouse that may use this grip:
MS Wheel Mouse Optical 1.1
Logitech MX300/G1/G3
Razer Krait
Advantages of fingertip:
With the most accurate subtle movement, the fingertip controls the surgical accuracy of the mouse in short distance movement.
Mouse for light and short. .
Because of its precise short and medium distance movement, this grip is suitable for middle or high mouse sensitivity or high mouse acceleration. .
Finger grip type Finger-grip style
Now, let's look at the finger grip, a grip that has more contact area with the fingers. This grip allows the fingers to move around the mouse like a cage, and each of them is fixed on its specific grip to seek higher stability. The use of fingers when in knuckles and the lower part of the stick, the palm does not touch the mouse mouse, without moving the fingers of the case on the wrist or forearm to complete all of the action. The index finger and middle finger are straight and not curved at this time, and touch the button of the mouse with the part of finger fingerprint.
The mouse that may use this grip:
MS Intellimouse Explorer 3.0Razer Diamondback
The advantages of finger grip:
A firmer grip than the fingertip, and needs to be moved with finesse or forearm. .
The mouse can still be easily manipulated when it is tense, because the trembling of the fingers does not affect the overall movement of the mouse.
It combines the stability of control and the accuracy of fingertip.
It is suitable for low or medium mouse sensitivity, or for low, medium and mouse acceleration users. .
Controlled Palm style
Finally, you can control the entire palm completely on the back of the mouse or the control type. Because the grip uses the entire palm to grasp the mouse to get the best stability, it is also considered to be the most inaccurate grasp method when doing small amplitude movements. In these three grip methods, the control type has the most contact area with the mouse.
The mouse that may use this grip:
Logitech MX500/MX510/MX518Logitech G5
The advantages of mastery:
The most stable type of grip in three types. The most delicate use of wrists and forearms is required.
Because this grip is the most stable, so it's very suitable for tense use.
For the very low mouse sensitivity, the grip grip allows the user to swing the wrist or forearm with greater accuracy.
Translation ends
epilogue
This is just a general analysis,
But being able to be a master is because they have the precise aim in the moment after finding the target. This is not a mastery of a proper posture or a high mouse, but a long practice process.
In short, to have good marksmanship, we must practice more, there is no shortcut!
This post was finally modified by the most hated SK in
2010-12-20 14:03:36。