Get superior precision in all of your games with the Lexip All-in-One Gaming Mouse. Pushing all the boundaries of innovation, this mouse is the first of its kind. Most notably, the Lexip Mouse features two different joysticks integrated into the body. The first is internal and you can control it by simply tilting the mouse shell. It moves up, down, left, and right with precision within 20 degrees. In addition, there’s a joystick is located at your thumb. This one is more traditional in shape and completes the three-dimensional experience of your games. This two-axis joystick offers precision within 30 degrees. Of course, the Lexip Mouse is, of course, also a premium mouse. The powerful ADNS-9800 sensor offers 8200 dpi. Plus, the mouse itself is highly ergonomic to combat fatigue in your hand.
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Then a few people complained about the tournament as a stretch goal as a number of people feel they deserve something for reaching the stretch goal but didn't want to partake in a tournament.
We need an RTS of some description if we're going to cover all the bases.
Also as for ultimate 6DOF Space Shooter with optional VR, Elite Dangerous CQC Arena is the best, IMO. It's highly polished, extremely well balanced and has gorgeous graphics.
I recommend this over Star Citizen which has more freedom on the 6 axes and the awesome Murray Cup space racing sub-game, because Star Citizen is still in Alpha and has trouble getting people into the same instance rather than the reason you stated: "Terribly Expensive"
Star Citizen is currently $35 ($10 sale) at the moment, which gets you one of the 4 starter packages. It's only if you decide to get a bigger ship or an org pack that prices go up. Dual Universe is currently €180 and Elite Dangerous was $300 during the Alpha.
Sounds both fair and fun :)
@Nir @Sam nothing changed don't worry, private messages and dm's work! On the mouse part everything is still going well, we've been working on some major improvements on the software, if you read our last update we still have some issues with the plastic molding but things are in progress on this part too, more info in an upcoming update!
In practice it is a bit more complicated no matter what game people will be upset, trying to schedule a tournament around work and school in one time sone is hard enough but people will be playing games from all different countries, I, for example, live in Australia, 10 hour time difference from Europe, and 16hrs to the US , so it will probably be at some ungodly hour.
Honestly for now I hope the focus on actually getting the mouse completed to the best possible standards. Focus on the stretch goal mess afterwards...
a lot of people are scared and angry about how things have been handled but we can only hope that they learn and do better in future.
Good luck with getting everything together, fingers crossed we get a great product, you guys must super busy.
I am really looking forward to trying out the lexip, been using this $10 "temporary" mouse for a year now lol.
I think the game picked for the tournament will be largely determined by the most common games referenced in the survey. I noticed there was a section there, asking what games you play or what games you are planning to use the mouse for. I am expecting it will be some sort of active game that can utilise the added functionality of joystick together with the normal mouse capability. Star Citizen comes to mind, but that game has uber high requirements, is unfinished and terribly expensive.
Maybe.. Overwatch? Or some older shooter like Quake 3 or one of Unreal Tournament games? These are now either cheap or available for free and can be run on a toaster. Also, since there will be only one winner by current description, it may have to be a game that has a free-for-all match setting.
Just hoping it's not CS:GO or one of Call of Duty games :)
We thought the tournament idea would be appealing for gamers, just a fun idea to get people to play and interact with each others, the stretch goals have been set weeks ago and we already did many changes because of backers comments, actually most of them come from the community. Even if only a small portion of our backers want the tournament they are still backers we don't want to disappoint by getting rid of it, again no impact on what you will receive anyway. @Sean No impact on the quality or sustainability, we are providing one extra mouse per backer because we spent days after people got frustrated by the 2x1 goal negotiating and figuring out how to provide a discount to the backers. This was a well thought decision made possible thanks to the amount reached on KS, these mouses are available at a later date (september) so we're sure the factory can meet the deadlines. Long story short, same mouse, same quality, at a better price thanks to the backers and negotiation leverage, at a later date so we don’t rush and can make sure of quality and shipping, hope this helps :) @Nikita @Kageve Development of the mouse/software is the biggest investment we make, and our campaign already helped us improving the micro-controller, hiring people for the software and mac support, and investing a fair amount in a great factory so we can provide you with a strong, durable and reliable mouse. Like said above the tournament was just a way to get our backers to interact with each others, Lexip is a complex set of technological parts, this is not an simple, average mouse we don’t treat it as such don’t worry. @Sam 1. Yes it is programmable RGB controlled by the same software that the mouse uses.
2. The surface is hard textured plastic.
3. You’ll be able to order the mousepad on IndieGogo as long as the campaign is on (15th of May)
I understand your position and to be honest, a tournament is a rather strange thing to arrange here. Firstly, tournaments are arranged normally for very hardcore gamers. Secondly, normally the group for which the tournament is arranged, already is centered around a specific game.
Here, there are 3824 backers all over the world, majority of whom are clearly not hardcore gamers, not to mention professional gamers (people who actually participate in these tournaments).
The spread all around the world makes certain that for a large number of people participation is tricky at least due to time difference.
However, we have what we have. All I am saying is that since the 2 4 1 deal is a no-go, I might as well participate in a tournament. Hugo is clearly certain that the team can sacrifice the necessary amount of funds towards the tournament without the impact to the quality of the mouse.
1. is it programmable RGB and if so is it controlled by the same software that the mouse uses.
2. is the surface cloth or a hard textured plastic.
3. When is the cut off point in terms of securing the mouse pad via indiegogo
And when they have the tourney, how will it work? Is it a lan party? Can you enter the tournament remotely? There's not enough information.
We talked about production in this update so we'll talk more about the software in the next one, our engineer and our graphic designer did a great job, hopefully we can show screenshots/demos :)
The tournament is on our mind too and we are trying to find a funny/good way to do it, I'll let you all know as soon as it's ready
Thanks guys we keep you posted!
Backers money comes with their thoughts and this stretch goal problem deserved to be pointed at.
We also all agree that the mouse is the true goal and if it's good, we're all good.