Sure, from stuff that I've tried recently: Exhibits the problem: Awesomenauts (Mouse cursor this time, the game does not have mouselook) Lord of the Rings Online Orcs Must Die 2 The Secret World World of Warcraft Does not exhibit the problem: Alice: Madness Returns Battlefield 3 Blacklight Retribution Rift Saint's Row The Third Skyrim <l
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Chiming in that I've seen this problem as well, but not in every game. I've also noticed that if the game has a mouse cursor (menus, most of the time in MMOs, etc) the mouse behaves normally, but the second you switch to mouselook the sensitivity is off the charts.
Society determines what is or is not Lawful, and likewise 'ethical'. Unfortunately, for 'file-sharers' they actually are in the minority within society, which has determined that 'some' of their actions are not acceptable and has ruled such. Well gee now I get it. So you're saying t
And here I thought a site like WinCustomize would not stoop so low as to agree with a court ruling that will threaten not only legitimate software companies, but the very companies that keep them in business. What is to now stop the RIAA, MPAA, and other rabid dogs from suing the creators of your webserver software which can OBVIOUSLY be used to host illegal files? What's to stop them from suing the company that made the OS your server runs