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AmenWithAScepter
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5 hours ago
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Give us back Enhance Mouse Precision on PC

I wonder why EA and DICE decided to remove the Enhance Mouse Precision option in Battlefield 6? It's a Windows option enabled by default for all Windows users since Windows 7 until now. It was also enabled by default in every other Battlefields editions until Battlefield 6. You basically force flat acceleration on all users for no apparent reason.

A lot of Battlefield 6 users complain about weird mouse, it's probably because of this most of the time. How logical it is to use two fully different mouse behavior while using a computer? It is very unatural to do. If my mouse behave one way in a graphic software, I would expect it to behave the same in my gaming. So if I draw during the day, I won't have a fully different mouse when I game at night.

Enhance Mouse Precision is one of Windows most precious piece of engineering in my opinion, and what make Windows stand over others OS. Removing it altogether in Battlefield 6 make Windows feel like a bland console.

  • EA disabled Enhance pointer precision because they saw it was better on a web forum. They are **bleep**ing losers.

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  • It's actually called Enhance Pointer Precision. It make your cursor very fast or very slow depending on the speed you move your mouse. It make your mouse super-intelligent as it appear to adapt his dpi on the fly. Some people claim it is better with it off. Somehow me and the Microsoft engineers thinks otherwise.

    It only add predictability to your cursor if you can't figure out the speed at which your mouse move. It is basically the option for losers, EA made it default to everyone.

  • EA disabled Enhance pointer precision because they saw it was better on a web forum. They are **bleep**ing losers.

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