Gaming Mouse

[allen47]

My budget is between $30-$50. I play games like Borderlands 2, League of Legends, BF3, Starcraft 2 and Darksiders 2.
I'm used to the palm grip design mouse because my hands are big. It is okay if the mouse is durable, comfortable and jittery. You know what I mean?
Please help me find one?

 

[bystander]

I may have used the word macro loosely. Simply having extra buttons to put keys presses on is useful.

As far as NKRO goes, if you can find one that supports 5 keys for the whole keyboard, great, but generally, keyboards don't. What I was saying is gaming keyboards will focus giving extra keys being down around the WASD keys, where gamers use the keyboard the most, while most keyboards won't.

 

[casualcolors]

I may have used the word macro loosely. Simply having extra buttons to put keys presses on is useful.

As far as NKRO goes, if you can find one that supports 5 keys for the whole keyboard, great, but generally, keyboards don't. What I was saying is gaming keyboards will focus giving extra keys being down around the WASD keys, where gamers use the keyboard the most, while most keyboards won't.

It's still a copout on the part of non-PS2 keyboards not to include it, since the Sidewinder x4 is a clear demonstration that it's possible on a usb keyboard.