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Old 07/08/2009, 01:09 am   #1
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I just wondered if anyone besides me has a hard time with the mouse controls?
My cursor seems to be A LOT faster than my actual moves. So every time I want to point and click I move the cursor to the direction of the object and my cursor goes waaay beyond the object into that direction.
I don't know how I can possibly change that because I am a total noob to PC games. The only games I ever played are the MI ones.

(I hope I've made myself understandable. Didn't know how to express it correctly.
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If the mouse-drag seems much more sensitive than your regular mouse settings, perhaps your video-resolution is set too low and your mouse is moving much further across a much shorter screen than it should be?
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And how could I change that?
Thanks for the answer!! =)
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I am having the same problem. I am also a technophobe so any help greatly appreciated
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I am having the same problem. I am also a technophobe so any help greatly appreciated
Try to reduce the mouse sensitivty in the windows control panel maybe it helps.
If not there is still the possibility to use WSAD for movement or a gampad analog stick in one hand for movement :-)
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I tried that but it doesn't really help.

Gamepad? Wut? Oh gosh I guess I am much more of a newbi than I want to admit.
What's that?
Moving around with Guybrush doesn't seem to be the problem. It's just the point and click that really sucks on my pc.
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Old 07/08/2009, 02:43 am   #7
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Actually, I have the opposite problem.

As in the W&G demo, my cursor is way too slow and very, very, very, very, very fiddly to navigate. Any chance to skip to the system cursor instead? That would really make things so_much_better.

Help greatly appreciated!
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I had the same problem. Reduce the graphic quality in the settings, submenu graphic settings until your mouse works normally. It is a bit difficult as the mouse is not responding well to click the required buttons and arrows, try real tiny movements and you will get there.

In my case, I reduced the quality from 6 to 3 and everything worked fine with any screen resolution. In another post I suggested make a lower quality setting default to avoid this problem. Hopefully telltale reads this post.
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I had the same problem. Reduce the graphic quality in the settings, submenu graphic settings until your mouse works normally. It is a bit difficult as the mouse is not responding well to click the required buttons and arrows, try real tiny movements and you will get there.

In my case, I reduced the quality from 6 to 3 and everything worked fine with any screen resolution. In another post I suggested make a lower quality setting default to avoid this problem. Hopefully telltale reads this post.
Thank you very much!

I thought so. Couldn't try it, though, because I'm at work now; I only had 15 minutes to download, install and try the demo this morning, fascinating that this actually worked. I had the settings on 9 (!) and quite a high resolution; less might work better, hopefully. I need the smooooothest cursor ever, or I'll curse.

I'll be off duty in five hours (German time!). As there will be dozens of threads with this same problem by then, I doubt that I will find this particular thread again to post in it. So, thanks again and in advance!
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I had the same problem. Reduce the graphic quality in the settings, submenu graphic settings until your mouse works normally. It is a bit difficult as the mouse is not responding well to click the required buttons and arrows, try real tiny movements and you will get there.

In my case, I reduced the quality from 6 to 3 and everything worked fine with any screen resolution. In another post I suggested make a lower quality setting default to avoid this problem. Hopefully telltale reads this post.

You are my personal hero of the day now! THANKS A LOT!
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I tried the mouse control a few times last night and couldn't stand it. It's setup correctly - I just don't like how it feels and works. I still prefer keyboard for navigating in most games so it wasn't a huge deal for me since that option is still there. It would have been nice if they kept the simple (albeit, old) point-and-click style of the original Monkey Island games for nostalgia.
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I'll try and get along with the ToMI controls (still in demo mode ) - but they'd better not opt for this in the next Sam&Max Season!!
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