My Mouse Died During Our Stomp

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I was in a QP match, I had just promised my nano to our Mercy (saw her pulling out the barbie blaster earlier) because we had almost 5 minutes to cap the last point and my stupid mouse dies before the glory can be witnessed! I couldn’t find my charging cable in time and had to leave so they’d get backfill and still win, but man. That timing.

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For a second, i thought something else.

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Even the batteries are leaving matches.

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That sucks, man. Losing a pet can be hard, especially when it comes during such a high. How old was he/she? Do you have any others?

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i keep my mouse usb cord near me just incase

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See, this is why we charge our mice when we’re sleeping :joy:

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His name was Stuart and he wasn’t a pet, he was my son.

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Adopted?

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This is why people should learn Wasd aiming.

Also wired mouse :rat: are superior

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No stork dropped him

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Ya, duh, the stork drops everyone.

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What kind of crappy mouse dies before losing responsiveness first.

Also backup batteries or a mouse on standby are a must if going to the dark side (or even just a touchpad)

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Not really anymore.
Like the Logitech G pro X superlight battery life advertisement of 72 hour is a lie, it last way longer then that, also my Superlight X pro superlight 2 has 4000HZ polling rate (wont use it) and its the most snappy mouse ive ever had, you can even plug in a older mouse while the Superlight 2 is plugged in and you can use the software to make the superlight 2 mimic the sensor of the other mouse also I have a mouse buying addiction and customized every wired mouse I had with better wires, wireless have improved and surpassed wired.

Also I vote we rename wireless mouse’s to Hamsters.

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You better be a GM then otherwise it is all for nothing.

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You need healing

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They’re really not. I love being wire-free and the latency is as non-existent as a cord anyway.

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This is why I have a wired mouse on standby unplugged. If the wireless mouse runs out I plug in the wired mouse and use that

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Never change, Hana :heart:

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Make sure the wireless mouse uses batteries for longer life and easier to get back into the fight

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I use a 4 year old Logitech G502 Proteus and I watched it blink at low battery for two days. :laughing: Very solid mouse, highly recommend it.

I just… wanted to test its’ limits, yeah! It wasn’t me being lazy at all.

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