I thought that title was something about an official Starcraft II tazer... damn. I am sorely disappointed.
I'd be able to taze a couple times, but after a while, it demands that I construct additional pylons.
I love marketing speak. It sounds like idiots lol.
'we're looking forward to working with Razer to develop a line of peripherals that will complement the fast-paced action of StarCraft II.'
Yeah I'm sure this bag will properly convey and complement the fast pace of an RTS game.
Not saying I don't like the bag or merchandising stuff but that PR quote is awful.
"Anally violate your opponents and leave them bleeding out in a space ditch with this awesome StarCraft II™ Phallicobra™ tote bag!"
Random pro gamer you've never heard of: "I really like the Razer Phallicobra™ because it gives me the portable packcloth-based storage performance I need to dominate my toughest opponents."
@xxXX_Insanities_Birth_XXxx: Oh no, nothing against StarCraft. You know I'm right when I say that most StarCraft players you run into can't say anything beyond "go gog og og ogog gogog oggogogogogoogog"
I've only played a handful of people who are better than me at Call of Duty 2, and that's with my lovely free Dell mouse I got nigh on 4 years ago. Well, if people think buying a fancy mouse with this much dpi then sure, why not, go for it. I'll still beat you.
Mind you I have retired from playing CoD2 for a while now, so I'm not as good as I used to be.
I could believe it. I'm using a cheap optical Dell, though I don't play much FPS at all so I don't need a god-mouse. Back when I played CS 1.5/1.6/Source, I got so good at it it was boring, but I just used a cheap Logitech wireless non-gaming mouse. Then, for me, a 180 degree turn is about 4 inches of travel, so I have no issues with dpi. In testing I could make the cursor skip, but in practice, it really didn't happen to me.
When I got killed it was either my own dumb fault, or the world's most wacky netcode as I empty a mag an point blank into someone while they stand there, then spontaneously teleport as I die from shots they didn't animate to shoot...
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I see no issue with this.
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I'd be able to taze a couple times, but after a while, it demands that I construct additional pylons.
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'we're looking forward to working with Razer to develop a line of peripherals that will complement the fast-paced action of StarCraft II.'
Yeah I'm sure this bag will properly convey and complement the fast pace of an RTS game.
Not saying I don't like the bag or merchandising stuff but that PR quote is awful.
08/11/09
"Anally violate your opponents and leave them bleeding out in a space ditch with this awesome StarCraft II™ Phallicobra™ tote bag!"
Random pro gamer you've never heard of: "I really like the Razer Phallicobra™ because it gives me the portable packcloth-based storage performance I need to dominate my toughest opponents."
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Thats all I could come up with.
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Or perhaps it's for bringing one's A-game.
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Mind you I have retired from playing CoD2 for a while now, so I'm not as good as I used to be.
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I could believe it. I'm using a cheap optical Dell, though I don't play much FPS at all so I don't need a god-mouse. Back when I played CS 1.5/1.6/Source, I got so good at it it was boring, but I just used a cheap Logitech wireless non-gaming mouse. Then, for me, a 180 degree turn is about 4 inches of travel, so I have no issues with dpi. In testing I could make the cursor skip, but in practice, it really didn't happen to me.
When I got killed it was either my own dumb fault, or the world's most wacky netcode as I empty a mag an point blank into someone while they stand there, then spontaneously teleport as I die from shots they didn't animate to shoot...
01/08/09