Hi there, for some reason my mouse sticks to a cursor when I start a match and then on death, it reverts to aiming, but on the next death then its a cursor again. I’ve tried all the mouse and controller related settings and its starting to drive me nuts
Do you have any overlays turned on? This will mess with the way Overwatch hides the mouse cursor and processes raw mouse input.
This includes overlays such as:
- Discord
- AMD Radeon Software. (In my experience it didn’t cause issues but it could)
- NVIDIA Shadowplay/GeForce Experience overlay.
- (Not tested this but maybe?) Xbox Overlay. This comes with Windows 10/11 however so chances are this won’t be causing this issue.
In addition, something like RivaTuner/MSI Afterburner’s overlay could mess with the mouse as well.
Failing that, (or if you have the above overlays not installed/disabled) could you try using Borderless Fullscreen mode and see if the issue occurs there?
I don’t have any overlays up, and the cursor is the overwatch one. the thing is all of the mouse buttons work and the game plays, its just that I cant turn using mouse movement, otherwise I can play fine pointing only the one direction. I’ll give borderless a try though
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So I was playing on borderless, when the mouse glitch happened - I swapped over to fullscreen and it fixed it for a little while, Going to do some more testing though
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Still not working, wasnt that
I’m also having this issue. I’m playing on the steam deck. Everytime I die it either flips to mouse control or to aim control. I found that going back to the battle.net launcher that’s running in the background and then back to the game resolves the issue until I die again. I’ve also set the battle.net launcher to close out upon launching the game. Still no dice.
Not sure if you’re still watching this thread but on Steam Deck, you’ll need to use Proton 8.0 Experimental to avoid this issue happening; earlier versions of Wine/Proton messed up the fullscreen state every time the game tries to flash your taskbar, which caused the window to erroneously think it was minimised.