Peripherals upgrade to improve gaming experience

[myshoes]

I would like to be a party pooper and say that no matter how expensive you upgrade your peripherals, if you have no skill you will still suck

 

[lunarsong]

recommendation is one thing, but you need to personally try it.

it boils down to the comfort when you are using it

i bought a logitech g502 based on review but sold off 3 days later becoz it's heavy even w/o weights.

 

[trento]

I would like to be a party pooper and say that no matter how expensive you upgrade your peripherals, if you have no skill you will still suck

It's never meant to improve skills. Only the gaming experience

 

[DXMachina]

I would like to be a party pooper and say that no matter how expensive you upgrade your peripherals, if you have no skill you will still suck

I don't think you are "party pooping" on anyone here. I think most people know for a fact that using "gaming" peripherals won't suddenly elevate their skills to anything beyond realistic levels. Anyone who believes otherwise is just naive.

For most people, it is just the pleasure of using a smoother, more responsive mouse/monitor. Using good equipment is just letting your natural skill level to shine through without any unnecessary obstacles/barriers presented by the hardware.

 

[ragnarok95]

Skill is one thing.

Having good hardware is another.

 

[b3njaminlee]

Tio, this one I agree.
Good equipment especially mouse and mousepad will do you good, be it a little or a lot.
I.e I personally felt a difference when using optical vs laser. I'm a fps gamer, quite competitive last time.

Headsets/using a better sound card really changes the sound U hear.. After all these realization you will put them to use and it improve your overall gaming experience and perform better

I don't think you are "party pooping" on anyone here. I think most people know for a fact that using "gaming" peripherals won't suddenly elevate their skills to anything beyond realistic levels. Anyone who believes otherwise is just naive.

For most people, it is just the pleasure of using a smoother, more responsive mouse/monitor. Using good equipment is just letting your natural skill level to shine through without any unnecessary obstacles/barriers presented by the hardware.