Guild Wars 2

I’m currently using Sidewinder x6 for KB and Deathadder Black for mice. Was thinking of getting a Razer Naga Hex. I don’t want the original Naga with a keyboard amount of buttons on the side of the mouse and prefer the six buttons of the Hex. Anyone is using it for gw2? How does it fare?

I use a sidewinder x4 and a regular mouse with 1 thumb button I bound dodge to. The setup works incredibly well for me

I used a wired xbox 360 controller to play, works really well just like playing console games.

I have a Razor Naga, molten edition, it’s awesome and well worth it…. Least, that is until the clickers wear out and eventually break off unfortunately. Only got a few years out of the little guy, my best friend got it for me as a gift. It’s worth it either way, 14 buttons total excluding the clickers and scroll press. Firm grip, comfortable and accurate with movement patterns. For my keyboard? Average, I just move with the arrow keys. >.>

The ones that came with my PC lol, these cheap microsoft ones.

Kaizer.7135:

The ones that came with my PC lol, these cheap microsoft ones.

ewwwww c’mon now lol

I have found that mice with a large amount of buttons are pretty useles – and not very comfortable. So I am going the opposite way, lol. I use a Steelseries 6Gv2 as keyboard (black Cherry MX ftw) and a Steelseries WoW Cataclysm mouse. Lots of buttons on the mouse, 90% of them useless and in the way of my fingers. I only use the two thumb buttons. Going to change the aging mouse to something simpler. Func MS-3 if I want the palm shape (its so perfect for my hand and actually different to Mionix/SS Cata/all the other mouse with similar mold) or a Deathadder 2013. Probably the later for a change in style.

kb: Razer Lycosa Mirror
mse: Dragunov (My Naga Epic has doubleclicking issue… >< )

Dawdler.8521:

I have found that mice with a large amount of buttons are pretty useles – and not very comfortable. So I am going the opposite way, lol. I use a Steelseries 6Gv2 as keyboard (black Cherry MX ftw) and a Steelseries WoW Cataclysm mouse. Lots of buttons on the mouse, 90% of them useless and in the way of my fingers. I only use the two thumb buttons. Going to change the aging mouse to something simpler. Func MS-3 if I want the palm shape (its so perfect for my hand and actually different to Mionix/SS Cata/all the other mouse with similar mold) or a Deathadder 2013. Probably the later for a change in style.

that’s why i’m looking for the Naga Hex with 6 side buttons and not the original Naga with 12. All weapon skills and healing skill mapped to mouse and F1-F4/elite skill/utilities to KB. I think this could be perfect, but dunno, would like to hear from some1 using it

Razer Naga Epic, wired/wireless
Black Widow Ultimate keyboard
Razer Goliathus mousepad

Sidewinder X4 and Steelseries Kinzu. Nice and simple for my needs.

Cyborg/Saitek/Mad Catz M.M.O. 7 Mouse. Perfect with the buttons to bind F1-F4. Not too many buttons like the utterly bad Razr Naga which I had and broke 3 days later. Standard keyboard.

I use a boring standart Keyboard that came with my PC, but I have a Logitech G600 with an additional Ring Finger Button which I use to switch between weapon kids and 18 G Buttons I can press with my thumb. But I rarely use more than 5 of those for my 6-0 Skills and one which is bound to Numlock for Autorun. The others are just bound to various things I don’t really need anyways.

Corsair Vengeance K70 keyboard and a Genius Gila gaming mouse

g400
qpad mk-50

Sidewinder X4 and Zowie EC1 eVo.

The latter is the third member in a chain of similar mice, preceded by Razer DeathAdder and IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0.

Asda Smartprice Keyboard and Mouse

I also use a gamepad (Belkin Nostromo n52te)

Razer Naga, molten edition and a regular keyboard for directions. I think it’s perfect and I don’t mind having lots of buttons on the side – they’re all easy access and I only use my thumb to press them, and use the middle mouse button for roll. Barely any need to do anything.

Logitech G600 mouse and Corsair Vengeance K60 keyboard

old logitech G15 and a R.A.T 7

Cheap Logitech garbage keyboard.
Cheap Logitech garbage mouse.

No negative side effects.

I have a keyboard from medion that came with my computer, I use a Sharkoon Drakonia mouse. http://www.sharkoon.com/?q=en/node/2194
It’s pretty cheap (got mine for approx 30 euro’s) you can easily adjust the weight of the mouse and the dpi, programming the buttons is easy and you can make different presets.

Granted this is the first mouse I have that’s different than ‘this came with the computer’ but it works like a charm for me.

Corsair Vengeance K90 keyboard and Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Contagion Mouse

Klawlyt.6507:

Cheap Logitech garbage keyboard.
Cheap Logitech garbage mouse.

No negative side effects.

Ditto this.

g15 keyboard(never liked it that much) + g600 mouse(huge upgrade to my gw2 game play, cannot say enough good things about this mouse.)

I’m old school.

Ducky Shine 2 purple led, MX blue switches
Cyborg rat 7 Albano (whose sensor is starting to go )

Logitech G510 – keyboard
Logitech G700 – mouse
Razer Nostromo – still trying to learn to use this… .would be so much easier if I could find a right hand one, instead of only left sigh

Razer Blue LED Lycosa
Razer Blue LED Nostromo
Razer Blue LED Naga

I’m using a Logitech G300 mouse (leftie-friendly) and a Saitek Eclipse II keyboard.

sidewinder x 4 (type face wears easily making the back-lighting shine through…only complaint)
g600 (no complaints)

Razer Naga – Green LED
Razer Black Widow Ultimate – Green LED

Theplayboy.6417:

Razer Naga – Green LED
Razer Black Widow Ultimate – Green LED

do you feel like 12 buttons on the side of the mouse is too much?

Razer Naga Mouse
Steelseries 6Gv2 keyboard

@Nuka Cola – at first the Razer Naga had an overwhelming amount of buttons but now that I am used to it, it is difficult for me to go back. Skills 1-10 are mapped to side buttons 1-10. Have the other two buttons mapped to F1 (death shroud on my necro) and weapon swap but tend to use the keyboard for those. Having the skills mapped to the side buttons is great for kiting, dodging and otherwise moving while in combat

Wacom Graphire 4 CTE-640 tablet.
Logitech K120 10-dollar keyboard.

Steeseries gear, but my mouses are lasting only 4-6months cable always end broken…

Ill check further brands for shure.

Dell Quietkey (12 or 13 y/o rubberdome KB that came with some old computer at some point), which is actually a really good keyboard.

Some Logitech mouse

I’ll probably get new ones around Christmas or next summer, depending on when I feel like upgrading.

Steelseries 6GV2 keyboard so withstand my sperg rages.
Logitech G600 so I don’t have to touch the keyboard for my attacks.

Nuka Cola.8520:

Dawdler.8521:

I have found that mice with a large amount of buttons are pretty useles – and not very comfortable. …snipped for brevity….

that’s why i’m looking for the Naga Hex with 6 side buttons and not the original Naga with 12. All weapon skills and healing skill mapped to mouse and F1-F4/elite skill/utilities to KB. I think this could be perfect, but dunno, would like to hear from some1 using it

I’ve tried mice with lots of side buttons and I find them irritating. I have a Naga with 6 side buttons, though it’s not referred to on the packaging as hex, it says “moba” or something like that. I don’t have all the buttons mapped, even though there are only 6, as I’m still getting used to it, but having dodge mapped to #2 is a beautiful thing. I also like the center faux-button which acts as a thumb rest.

I searched quite a while for a keyboard that functioned correctly. My wife and I were both using Logitech wireless “wave” keyboards, and after a year or so I started having problems with some of the keys, like ‘w’, having problems. Too much forward motion while pressing down on the keys resulted in the key requiring a substantial amount more downward force to press. This was resulting in delays in actions which was resulting literally in character deaths (jumping puzzles to be specific). Additionally we were having issues with the spacebar not reading right which also showed up in JP’s, where we’d hit the space bar and nothing would happen.
After researching on keyboards, we decided we’d look at two different types. The first was a very blingy Logitech gaming keyboard. All I can say there is that for the utter pile of kitten that it is, it looks very pretty and has lots of features.
After returning those after about 15minutes of use, we went with our second option, and that is the Razer Black Widow Ultimate.
This resulted in a clearly noticeable performance in game. The mechanical function of the keys results in a clean stroke every single time, and the space bar functions flawlessly (I believe some of the issues were due to our previous keyboards being wireless).
The only downside is that it’s very noisey, but the advantages far outweigh that.

Merc Stealth keyboard and an Alienware TactX mouse. I tend not to use any mouse buttons other than 123 w/4 for PTT so it works for me.

Logitech g9x with a random no name keyboard.

Mouse: Razer Mamba
Keyboard: Corsair K60

Cheap kitten wireless keyboard which get the job done
Logitech G700 Mouse with the Razer Goliathus mousepad.

I have to say, the Logitech G700 is one of the best gaming mouses I’ve ever owned. No tacky 40+ buttons, works well with just about any game I play.

2$ mouse + 5$ keyboard from Tesco. I really don’t care about those things.

Mouse is a Corsair M90: http://www.corsair.com/vengeance-m90-performance-mmo-rts-laser-gaming-mouse.html which I love

KB is a Razer Deathstalker: http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-keyboards-keypads/razer-deathstalker/ which I meh. I love chiclet keys (my previous KB was a wireless solar powered logitech chiclet KB which was beautiful) but these feel too stiff for my tastes.

GoingJuffoWup.3470:

I have to say, the Logitech G700 is one of the best gaming mouses I’ve ever owned. No tacky 40+ buttons, works well with just about any game I play.

I had 2 G700s. One just broke, the other had to have the side buttons splinted on with a paperclip because they fell off.

Then I started playing Ele and needed 8 zillion buttons, so I got the G600. Will never buy a G700 again.

Had the naga for sometime but after 3 of them all within the year seem to have the same problem, the left mouse click would get very sensitive and double click on me. I have had the G500 for sometime now and it’s the best mouse I have used, very well made.

JustTrogdor.7892:

I’m old school.

I want to do the old as new and get this :

The Sojourner

Although I also like the Streamline and the Alchemist from the same site.

Using a G700 mouse, don’t use all the thumb buttons here but do in other games, same with my keyboard (G19). All original style, not the new dressed up versions.

Rajani Isa.6294:

JustTrogdor.7892:

I’m old school.

I want to do the old as new and get this :

The Sojourner

Although I also like the Streamline and the Alchemist from the same site.

Haha that’s pretty sweet. Thanks for sharing the link. I’m sure they are legit and all but I’d probably put more consideration into ordering one if their website didn’t look like it was from 1997.