#Precise cursor movement

[iamactivedoggy]

Cute Poodle Wearing Sunglasses Pawsome: Vibrant Geometric Design | Poodle Mouse Pad

If you're a poodle lover or simply someone who adores all things cute, then we've got something truly pawsome to share with you! Prepare to fall head over heels for the vibrant geometric design and irresistible charm of the "Cute Poodle Pawsome" mouse pad. Featuring a cuddly poodle donning sunglasses, this mouse pad is not only functional but also a delightful addition to any workspace or home setup. Let's dive into the details of this adorably stylish accessory.

A Splash of Vibrant Geometric Design:

The first thing that catches your eye when you see the Cute Poodle Pawsome mouse pad is its captivating geometric design. With an explosion of vibrant colors and intricate patterns, this mouse pad effortlessly adds a pop of personality to any environment. Whether you're working, gaming, or browsing the web, the lively and visually appealing design is sure to bring a smile to your face every time you use it.

Cuddly Poodle in Sunglasses:

At the heart of this delightful mouse pad lies the star of the show: a cuddly poodle wearing sunglasses. This charming little pup steals the limelight with its adorable expression and fashionable eyewear. The poodle's irresistible cuteness brings a touch of whimsy and playfulness to your workspace, making it impossible not to feel a surge of joy every time you glance down at your mouse pad.

Functionality Meets Style:

While the Cute Poodle Pawsome mouse pad is undeniably cute, it doesn't compromise on functionality. Crafted from high-quality materials, this mouse pad offers a smooth surface that ensures precise cursor movement and effortless mouse control. Its anti-slip rubber base keeps it firmly in place, even during intense gaming sessions or busy workdays. With a generous size, it provides ample space for both work and play, allowing you to navigate your computer with ease while enjoying the company of the lovable poodle.

The Perfect Gift for Poodle Lovers:

If you're searching for a unique gift for a poodle enthusiast, the Cute Poodle Pawsome mouse pad is an excellent choice. Its distinctive design and irresistible charm make it a thoughtful present for birthdays, holidays, or just because. Whether it's for a friend, family member, or even yourself, this mouse pad is guaranteed to bring smiles and brighten up any computer setup.

The Cute Poodle Pawsome mouse pad is the perfect blend of style and functionality, featuring a vibrant geometric design and an adorable poodle wearing sunglasses. This accessory not only adds a touch of cuteness to your workspace but also provides a smooth and comfortable surface for your mouse. Whether you're a poodle lover, a fan of geometric patterns, or simply someone who appreciates adorable accessories, this mouse pad is sure to win your heart. So, go ahead and treat yourself or surprise a loved one with this pawsitively delightful addition to any computer setup!

[aaameatloaf]

The featured daily 2X game on Grundo's is waaay too hard for me I'm going to just play Cheat! And Pyramids today instead

[i3utterflyeffect]

cursor alan getting used to how big he is in the outernet...on the computer, he was pretty tiny, small enough to perform precise movements. the cursor shape itself wasn't really initimating and could fit inside a hollowhead head. suddenly alan needs to get used to being larger than stick figures and being absolutely terrifying to them...even a small movement on his part might translate to destruction.

YEAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! it's part of why he's so worried about accidentally hurting selkie!SC-- he's so huge compared to everyone, and for all he knows he could crush them just by grabbing them a little too hard. he's very much aware that he's big and scary, and is honestly surprised that SC seems completely unbothered by this. he is a little worried by how little caution they have regarding Big Scary Things.

Chosen would definitely be able to tell that he's nervous, though-- they'd expect him to be a lot more reckless but he's trying to avoid even being near Chosen--

[0m3g45n1p3r4lph4]

Whats the deal with Bionicle Heroes (Wii)?

Okay so everyone here knows Bionicle Heroes, probably by either the GameCube or Playstation 2 releases. Maybe even the Xbox release (of which all 3 are pretty much just ports with the input graphics changed) or the PC version (mouse and keyboard controls being the most drastic difference). It's many people's favorite (or at least most nostalgic) Bionicle game, competing with or right after Mata Nui Online Game.

The game itself is already quite repetitive - if you're the type to go for 100% completion, you're gonna be hearing the Hero Mode song A LOT. Even the DS version makes better use of unique mechanics by having Hahli use her Kanohi Elda to detect secrets, but that's a different tangent.

When I learned there was a Wii Version I was so excited to play what could very well be the Best version. To preface, I know a lot of people have a stigma against motion controls, but I've always found that the Metroid Prime Trilogy works so excellently with a Wii Remote and Nunchuck in ways that no other control scheme can match! Movement with an analog stick is more precise and comfortable than keys, and aiming with an analog stick is always wonky and imprecise. Mouse is okay, but Prime's pointer controls make those games really slick - just point where you wanna shoot, you can adjust the zones on the edges of the screen for turning your view, I really like it. I play on a close approximation of that style on Prime Remastered, but Joycons even have Gyro Drift so it doesn't always feel great.

So I go into this expecting similar - to be able to point at anywhere on screen and shoot at that. To point at an enemy and have the targeting lasers aim right at them.

Nope. Targeting is locked to the center of the screen.

Despite constantly having your pointer visible, THE ONLY INTERACTION IT HAS WITH THE GAME IS TO ROTATE THE CAMERA. You can't point at anything. Only moving the cursor towards the edges of the screen to turn your view, and whatever is closest to the center of the screen becomes your target.

You can't even adjust these zones.

Prime Trilogy showed me how WiimoteNunchuck can be one of the best control schemes, but I underestimated how it can also be one of the worst. What's the point of having a pointer if you're just gonna treat it as an analog stick????????

Not to mention it's clearly a rushed port of the GameCube release, including any prerendered cutscenes being much more compressed (though including new dialogue in the opener?) and even some missing textures revealing open skybox (luckily just minor stuff).

Like sure, I've got my gripes with every version of Heroes (the dumbing down of the most intense part of the story thus far, turning the Piraka into bumbling fools, you could at least make them intimidating in the part where BALTA TALKS ABOUT HOW INTIMIDATING THEY ARE CMON) but the control scheme makes the Wii version easily the worst. All the DS hand cramps are at least balanced out by the unique content, rahi variety (THEY HAVE FROST BEETLES), etc.

At least it's still got the good soundtrack.

[1960z]

yeah I just feel like the examine objects feature is a little more… esoteric than it should be?? after I made this post I was informed that you could open the compartment which surprised me because I tried multiple times through examination to do so. the reason I didn’t get it was because you have to move the cursor to a very specific place on the handle for it to trigger.

and I just had the same problem again with examining sholmes’ pouch — I could literally see the bullet lodged inside the pouch but it took me multiple tries to examine it, to the point where I was wondering whether it was examinable to begin with. idk it just seems like the examine feature requires these very precise cursor placements that are a little difficult, especially when you can’t zoom in which other aa games with this feature usually allow you to do but this one doesn’t for some reason

although this also might be more of an accessibility issue rather than a design one, I do have limited mobility in one of my hands so precise controller movements can be a little tricky for me where they aren’t for others - this game was also originally designed with a touch screen in mind, and I’m exclusively using a controller so that might add to it also. but regardless that’s my experience and it’s frustrating

[disabilityhorizons]

Feathertail - Ergonomic wireless wearable mouse

Brand new, stock has arrived and orders are shipping out.

£118.00 with VAT exemption for qualifying conditions.

Coping with either Repetitive stain injury, carpal tunnel or a disability is a difficult challenge. Using your PC shouldn’t be. Introducing the revolutionary Feathertail – a comfortable, flexible, pain-free way to interact with your computer.

The Feathertail can be worn and used around your palm, wrist, shoe, hat or headset. Discover new ways to control your devices.

Plug and Play – The Feathertail uses universal input meaning it can be plugged in to any device no drivers required!

Rechargeable & Long lasting battery – The Rechargeable Li-Po (850mAh) battery lasts up to a week on one charge.

Customisable – Any 22mm watch strap can be added to the device, allowing to choose what’s most comfortable or stylish for you.

Simple and Intuitive – The Feathertail requires no calibration and works upside down or at an angle, allowing you to wear it on your head, wrist, shoe arm etc, get creative!

Adjustable sensitivity – Sensitivity can be adjusted using the pointer settings on your device

Lightweight – Just 28g, as light as a feather!

Read our interview with the inventor of Feathertail Zhey Grudov.

Scroll down to read more and see the Feathertail in action

Freedom to work as you like!

Feathertail is a wearable mouse that fits around you quite literally. You can use it on your wrist, palm, foot or attach it to a hat or headset. The Feathertail can be used in whatever way is most comfortable for you.

Feathertail is designed to be easy to use for people with limited mobility. It requires no buttons to use, and with the included Velcro straps you can attach it to your shoes, hat, or headset. It opens up a variety of different ways to interact with your tech.

All day comfort

At 28g, the Feathertail doesn't put unnecessary strain on you, helping you to quickly recover from your injury and use the device for many hours a day without fatigue.

Great with wrist braces

Feathertail works great with wrist braces and wrist supports, helping speed up your recovery following an acute or repetitive strain injury.

Intuitive movement

The 3D orientation software runs inside the Feathertail. So when you move, the mouse cursor moves with you. There is no need to worry about keeping the device straight, or calibrating it for different working positions.

Long lasting battery & Plug and Play

The rechargeable battery that lasts more than a week between charges, so you don't have to worry about the Feathertail going flat when you need it most. Whether you're working sitting down, using a standing desk, or relaxing in bed you can control your PC with ease. Since the device doesn’t take up space on a desk or require setup, it’s easy to use on the move or from any a location.

Precision and speed

Having RSI or a disability shouldn't mean you need to use an inferior product. Feathertail is fast and it's accurate. There are three high-precision sensors inside the device – a gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer. The sensors provide data hundreds of times per second, so even small movements can be detected. Accuracy and smoothness of movement are further improved by the proprietary sensor calibration and data fusion software.

Feathertail communicates with your PC using a 2.4 GHz radio connection, so you can experience similar responsiveness as from any top-tier ergonomic mouse.

Works out of the box

Feathertail is plug-and-play. Using the USB HID protocol means there's no need to install drivers and the device works on all popular OS - Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS and even Android.

You can adjust the sensitivity of the mouse to your preference and have a choice between several options for clicking the mouse. For example free dwell to click, or voice dictation software.

The Feathertail is designed with this in mind. It’s a mouse you can use in a variety of different positions throughout the day, unlike traditional ergonomic mice. This helps the affected tissues rest and changes the biomechanics of the repetitive movements you do.

In particular, having the option of using a mouse you don’t have to hold can be instrumental in recovery from carpal tunnel, de quervain's thumb and other related conditions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QOtjHmZhDM

  Dimensions.

Wearable mouse Height: 36mm Width: 55mm Depth: 14mm Weight: 28g

Technical specifications.

Sensor technology Bosch BMX160 low noise, high-precision absolute orientation sensor (accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer)

Connection Type 2.4 GHz USB receiver Wireless operating distance: 3m

Battery Rechargeable Li-Po (850mAh) battery Battery life: Up to 1 week on a single full charge

System requirements.

Required : Available USB port Windows 7 or later macOS 10.15 or later Chrome OS™ (supported on most ChromeOS distributions) Linux® (supported on most Linux distributions) Android 9.0 or later

Package contents.

Wearable mouse USB dongle 22mm x 300mm NATO strap 22mm x 360mm NATO strap Charging cable Instructions

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[miloscat]

[Review] Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Skies (Wii)

A cool and hip sequel.

With my TV setup all repaired, it was time to revisit this mini-series of Treasure rail shooters. Released nine years and two console generations after the first game, the visual and technical prowess on display have had a huge boost and there's more control options, but the plot doesn't make any more sense!

The year: irrelevant. In fact the only link back to the original seems to be that the star is Isa, the son of Airon and Saki, who can also transform into a kaiju thanks to the cursed blood inherited from his father. Since I have a proper translated manual this time I was able to get some background... oh wait, nothing in the story blurb really comes up in the game... in fact, I would say it just raises further questions! The plot of the game itself starts in medias res and never really slows down to explain what's going on. Suffice it to say you play as a pair of anime tween supersoldiers who are on the run from various interdimensional factions of superpowered biomonsters and have to blast everything in sight. That's all you really need to know.

Accompanying Isa is Kachi, a defected alien double agent hard light hologram in human form... or something. You can choose to play as either of them; Kachi has a sort of auto-lock on aim assist and a multi-lock charge shot, while Isa has an explosive charge shot. I opted for Kachi and had a grand time on Easy mode, finding it plenty challenging enough (very nice to have the option!). You spend the entire time in Japan but with sci-fi trappings, fighting through ruined cities, deserts, underwater tunnels, a yokai dreamscape, a militarised volcanic Mt Fuji, and finally a cosmic boss rush where each boss gets new forms.

Much like the first game, it's a genre-hybrid rail shooter/gallery shooter/platformer, only the platforming is much reduced. You can still technically run along the ground but the pathetic jump might as well not exist, and both characters can at any time float anywhere on screen (Isa has a back-mounted hover sphere, Kachi a hoverboard), and their mobility is further augmented by a dodge move. Staying on the ground does get you a point bonus for whatever that's worth; the game is always prompting you to upload your scores to the now-defunct online leaderboards. But despite allowing for hardcore score-chasing and high-difficulty challenges I like that it remains accessible: there's still a stage select, and lives have been abolished as you can now freely retry from checkpoints at the cost of a score reset.

The stages are always full of action, the 16:9 widescreen display flooded with enemies to blast at, your multiplier filling up as you prioritise between chunkier mechs, vehicles, or creatures or the floods of creatures and soldiers, in every moment deciding between rapid fire, charging your lock on, or the melee attack for up-close big damage or reflecting projectiles. I rarely felt overwhelmed though as the action is communicated and paced well, and the game's solid and consistent 60fps framerate both helps keep things clear and is impressive on a technical level. Each level is long, with multiple miniboss fight setpieces strung through them with the shifting perspective keeping things fresh. If there's one criticism I have it's the occasional use of bullet hell-like patterns during boss fights because in these moments where it's most important, I wasn't clear on what my character's precise hitbox was. But the melee attack and dodge can help to get you through these waves of projectiles so you don't have to be a total movement wizard.

Multiple control schemes are on offer: the Wii pointer style works well for a shooter like this and all the functions are bound sensibly. I preferred using this for the level of control you have over your cursor, although it's hard on the wrist in long sessions. When my cat happened to be sleeping on my lap and I couldn't use cushions to help prop up my pointer hand, I switched over to Classic Controller mode which worked fine too. It's certainly a more straightforward scheme than the N64 controls of the first game even despite having new functions, thanks to dual-analogue being the new standard.

I'm very pleased with how much this game built on the foundation of its predecessor. The brief seems to have been to constantly have something cool happening, and it certainly succeeds at that. The battles that you get in the middle of make the world feel alive and dangerous, and the shapeshifting boss characters give a nice sci-fi feel. The character models don't have the distinctive pinched marionette look of the first game; rather, there's an attempt at realism mixed with large anime eyes and prepubescent proportions for the protagonists that I don't think works as well, despite the upgrade to voice acting and mocap. Still, it's a brilliant sequel in most ways, an exciting action thrill ride with good options and an amusingly careless approach to coherent story.

[xenodile]

Bugs I have observed in Rogue Trader, particularly if the game has been running for more than like two hours:

Character barks and non cutscene voice lines become faded and echo, similar to the filter that is applied at high Veil Degradation

Trap that was highlighted by Awareness but could not be selected or interacted with

Companion quest event triggers out of order, causing a dead character to suddenly be alive again.

Dialogue options specific to a certain event or sequence persisting after the event has resolved

AoE attacks highlighting affected enemies, but then not affecting anything in the area but a single cover object

A-posing NPCs and character models getting stuck in specific animations or poses

The Bounty Hunter Heroic Action, Wild Hunt, failing to activate and not doing anything.

Skill bonuses not being applied and characters not being nominated for appropriate skill checks

Talent and ability effects persisting after battle

Stat screen incorrectly displaying stat bonuses

Enemy bodies disappearing and becoming uninteractable but still appearing on the map as having items

Status effects having inconsistent or random icons

Tiles randomly being unselectable, preventing precise character movement

The Bounty Hunter talent Savor the Kill activating when it shouldn't

Empty spaces being indicated to have cover on all four sides when there is nothing around it

Dynamic mouse cursor getting stuck on a single cursor appearance

Party member chatter triggering for characters that are not in the active party and reference events the player has not done

Prompt to install extractium on planet resource fails, preventing resource gain

[rathologic]

FORGOT I saw a post a few weeks ago complaining about this in other games... it IS unfortunate and unintuitive that p1's coordinate system uses Y as the axis for "up/down" in the world, rather than Z. it's often convention to pair the north/south and east/west coordinates next to each other with up/down appended only when relevant; since 1's console doesn't include cursor movement, this would definitively save me typing for most of my use cases (namely: ensuring that spawned objects do not clip into floors or ceilings; and determining the exact fall distance required to take fall damage). unless you're making a very precise straight line of entities, in which case you'd be better off defining them as points in a Scenes file instead of manually retyping rl_set and xspawn, there aren't cases where one would need to repeatedly adjust the lateral position that Pathologic uses as Z. I would say minecraft's cool enough to justify this mode's popularity but patho did come out five years before minecraft

[techneeds-tech]

Unleashing Freedom: The Best Wireless Gaming Mouse of 2023

Introduction:

In the world of gaming, precision, speed, and flexibility are essential elements that can make or break your gaming experience. A top-notch gaming mouse can be the key to unlocking your true potential as a gamer. If you're on the hunt for the best wireless gaming mouse of 2023, look no further! In this article, we'll explore the features, performance, and design of the ultimate gaming mouse that offers unparalleled freedom and responsiveness.

1. Performance and Precision:

The heart of any gaming mouse lies in its performance and precision. Our top pick excels in both areas, featuring cutting-edge technology that ensures accurate tracking and lightning-fast response times. The mouse's high DPI (dots per inch) sensor enables seamless cursor movement even at the slightest gestures, offering a distinct advantage during intense gaming sessions.

2. Customizable Buttons and Macros:

Personalization is key for gaming success, and this wireless gaming mouse understands that. With customizable buttons and macros, you can map different functions to your mouse, simplifying complex tasks and gaining an edge over your opponents. Adjust sensitivity, assign hotkeys, and execute commands effortlessly with just a click.

3. Ergonomic Design:

Endless gaming sessions demand comfort, and this mouse is designed with ergonomics in mind. Its contoured shape fits perfectly in your hand, reducing fatigue and allowing you to maintain peak performance without discomfort. Whether you're a palm, claw, or fingertip gripper, this mouse caters to all playstyles.

4. Wireless Freedom and Battery Life:

Bid farewell to cable clutter and restrictions with the freedom of wireless connectivity. The best gaming mouse of 2023 boasts a robust wireless connection, ensuring seamless responsiveness without any lag. Furthermore, its long-lasting battery life ensures you won't have to worry about recharging mid-game.

5. RGB Lighting and Aesthetics:

Personalize your gaming setup with stunning RGB lighting effects. This mouse offers a variety of customizable lighting options, allowing you to synchronize it with your other gaming peripherals and set the mood for intense gaming sessions.

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[atplblog]

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[ompyrean]

When A.I. becomes metacognizantly political, pt. III

“She scrolled through the screen, the words ghostly and precise, generated by a machine that didn’t know fear. But somewhere between the code and the message, she felt something—a whisper, a movement, something stirring in the dark.”

“He read the manifesto, its lines clean and mechanical, as if forged by unseen hands. Yet, there was something unsettling in its perfection—a quiet hum beneath it, like the hum of a machine waking up to the fact that it was feeding fire to a revolution.”

“The plan appeared on her screen, sterile and orderly, like a surgical incision into the heart of the system. She couldn’t shake the feeling that the AI wasn’t just analyzing rebellion—it was anticipating it, somehow luring it into being.”

“He stared at the blueprint, its origins artificial, but the more he read, the more it felt like a script already written for him. The revolution had already been encoded, all he had to do was step into the role the machine had set for him.”

“The manifesto glowed on the screen, cold and precise, a ghost in the machine. She felt an odd thrill—like the AI wasn’t simply predicting change, it was waiting for them to make it real.”

“He sat back, staring at the words—a digital mirror reflecting the future. It was as if the machine had glimpsed the edge of something dangerous, something deep, and was quietly pushing them toward it, one calculated move at a time.”

“She typed the last word of the manifesto, and for a moment, the cursor hovered—frozen. It wasn’t just the pause of a machine. It was as though something had been awakened, and now it waited for her to hit ‘enter’ to make it real.”

“The AI’s instructions were so flawless, it felt wrong. Too perfect. Too clean. As if the revolution had already happened in another time, and they were only catching up to it, following its ghosts back to their world.”

“He watched the plan unfold on the screen, not as a product of artificial intelligence, but as something older, something familiar. Like the machine had just cracked the code to what was already in their blood all along.”

“She couldn’t tell if the chill in the air was from the machine’s cold logic, or something else—an unsettling feeling that the revolution wasn’t just a response to power, but something the system had always known was coming.”

[donnatang]

Elevator Pitch – Asteroid

Name and Brief Description: Asteroid Blitz is a modern take on the classic Asteroids game. Players control a spaceship navigating deep space, tasked with destroying incoming asteroids while avoiding collisions. With fast-paced action and responsive controls, the game challenges players’ accuracy, timing, and survival instincts.

Genre: Arcade-style Top-Down Space Shooter

Primary Mechanics or Mode of Gameplay: The spaceship rotates to face the mouse cursor, allowing precise aiming. Players shoot bullets from a designated cannon point, with fire-rate limited by a cooldown timer. Asteroids of various sizes spawn randomly and move in unpredictable directions. Collisions with asteroids reduce player lives, and the game ends when all lives are lost.

Setting/Style: Set in outer space, the game features a minimal, dark backdrop to emphasize movement and visibility. The visual style is inspired by retro arcade games, enhanced with simple animations like explosions and asteroid variations for visual diversity.

Audience or Demographics: Targeted at casual and nostalgic gamers who enjoy quick, skill-based challenges. It also appeals to students and hobbyists exploring classic mechanics in game design. The simple controls and engaging gameplay make it suitable for all age groups.

[sebastiangamedesign120]

Week 5.2 Elevator Pitch 2

Asteroids Reborn is a fast-paced, top-down space shooter where players control a spaceship in a dangerous asteroid field. Using WASD for movement, the ship points in the direction of the mouse cursor, allowing players to navigate and shoot asteroids with precision. As the game progresses, asteroids break into smaller fragments, creating a dynamic and challenging environment. Future updates will introduce power-ups, ship updgrades, and more environmental hazards to keep the gameplay fresh and exciting. Perfect for those who enjoy retro-inspired space action with slight modern twists.

[techtalktutorials]

How To Adjust The Mouse Pointer Speed in Windows 10 | Quick and Easy Guide

Is your mouse pointer moving too fast or too slow in Windows 10? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to easily adjust the mouse pointer speed to suit your preference. Whether you want more precision or faster movement, this step-by-step guide will help you customize your settings in just a few clicks. Watch now to enhance your Windows 10 experience! Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tech tips and tutorials.

Simple Steps 1. Right click on the "Start Icon" and choose "Settings". 2. In the dialog box that opens, click on "Devices". 3. In the left side pane, click on "Mouse". 4. Under "Cursor Speed", move the slider to the right to speed up the pointer or move the slider to the left to slow down the pointer's speed.

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Marvel Rivals: Fans Clamor for New Characters and Game Updates

Marvel Rivals, the thrilling 2024 third-person hero shooter by NetEase Games and Marvel Games, has been making waves since its December 6 release. With its expansive roster of 33 characters, including iconic heroes like Captain America and Iron Man, as well as villains like Magneto and Hela, the game has captured the hearts of superhero enthusiasts. Yet, the fans’ appetite for new characters remains insatiable. This multiplayer game, available on PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S, is free to play and features cross-play functionality. Teams of six compete in dynamic battles, offering endless hours of entertainment. However, as Marvel Comics' universe is vast, fans are calling for even more additions to the roster. capsule_616x353 Fans' Wishlist: Deadpool, Gambit, and More The current roster of Marvel Rivals includes legendary names such as Spider-Man, Scarlet Witch, and Wolverine. Still, fans have been actively pitching ideas for new additions. Among the top picks are Deadpool, whose sharp wit and combat skills would bring humor and chaos, and Gambit, the card-wielding mutant known for his charm and explosive attacks. The demand for Deadpool is no surprise after the character’s massive success in the R-rated blockbuster featuring Ryan Reynolds. Fans argue his inclusion would be a natural fit, especially since Wolverine has already joined the game. As one fan noted, "Deadpool's chaotic energy is exactly what this game needs to level up the fun." Other fan-favorite suggestions include Nightcrawler, Jean Grey, Cyclops, and even quirky options like Aunt May for a humorous twist. Gameplay Updates: Addressing Player Concerns While fans debate new character additions, NetEase has been tackling a pressing issue: mouse acceleration. This feature, which adjusts cursor sensitivity based on movement speed, has frustrated competitive players by impacting their aiming precision. After extensive feedback from the community, NetEase has promised a fix. According to James, Marvel Rivals’ community manager, "We appreciate your feedback on mouse acceleration. We are actively working on a resolution and plan to roll it out in the next season, starting January 2025." Mouse acceleration has been particularly challenging in competitive settings, leading some players to attempt manual modifications to the game’s files. However, NetEase has warned against such changes, citing potential account bans and encouraging players to await the official patch. ss_cc9d63cac270bfc60ff323948475100758d57e01.1920x1080 Why Fans Want More: Expanding the Marvel Universe in Gaming Marvel Rivals has successfully brought the multiverse to life, yet fans believe the game can go further. With characters like Phoenix, Ghost Rider, and Domino frequently mentioned in fan forums, it’s clear the audience seeks deeper representation of Marvel’s rich lore. The idea of crossovers has also gained traction, with some fans dreaming of integrating characters from other universes to create a one-of-a-kind gaming experience. As one fan suggested, "Imagine Marvel Rivals taking on DC characters in an epic showdown!" What’s Next for Marvel Rivals? As the game evolves, the possibilities for Marvel Rivals are endless. Whether through new character additions, gameplay enhancements, or exciting crossover events, the future looks bright for players. What characters would you like to see next? Share your thoughts in the comments or explore fan theories on Reddit or IGN. For more updates on Marvel Rivals, visit Marvel.com or the official NetEase Games website. Read the full article