I’m currently trying to step up my game a bit by playing around with some dpi-changes. Now I tried to improve genji by adding a dpi-shift function to the right mouse-button, but since genji’s left click and right click are equally important and oftentimes have to be used in combination with abilities, the dpi-shift slows my gameplay down too much.
Now a solution could be, that by lowering the dpi, I at the same time switch my buttons so genji will always shoot his left-click when I lower the dpi and his right-click when I don’t shift the dpi. This however would be considered a macro I think.
Blizzard policy as far as I know it is, 1 button, 1 action. That’s still kind of true in my case, since the dpi-shift isn’t an ingame action.
Yeah that’s my problem, I don’t want to adept to it (which would take months) and in the end it’s considered an unfair advantage. But as I said, it’s only 1 action ingame, so it’s a bit unclear.
I know (for ex) the Corsair software allows macroing with random time delays to avoid detection. But as you mentioned, AFAIK the policy is “1 button 1 action”.
Unless you have some kind of condition/injury that prevents large mouse movements, I would just invest in a larger mousepad (and learn to do fast/larger camera movements) instead honestly.