Hey guys im playing WoW pvp as a hardcore on my mac.And im thinking about buying razer naga to improve my gaming experience.Can i use it with mac or not?I just want additional fast buttons.Can i use all of the buttons on mouse or not?Thank you for all your answers!
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Razer naga on mac?
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Everything works--all customizations, including macros.
And now with their new drivers, which features something they call Synapse 2.0, the Naga settings are all in the cloud.
And now with their new drivers, which features something they call Synapse 2.0, the Naga settings are all in the cloud.
As said above it works great just be careful that you dont breach your terms of service using the Macro software provided.
This might just be the MMO keyboard that i have cant remember if the mouse has the same macro software.
Stick to one click/button press=one move and you will have no probs, adding in the time delays that you can and pre made sequences that the software is capable of is a long dark path you do not want to go down.
This might just be the MMO keyboard that i have cant remember if the mouse has the same macro software.
Stick to one click/button press=one move and you will have no probs, adding in the time delays that you can and pre made sequences that the software is capable of is a long dark path you do not want to go down.
billpaxton
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just wondering if this applies to the SWTOR (star wars) version.
not an MMO'er but this mouse looks sweet!
not an MMO'er but this mouse looks sweet!
I use a Razer Naga 2012 for my Mac. It works perfect. Just down load Synapse 2.0 to customize the keys for specific games.
I'm going to be angry if my account on Rift gets banned because I have a pogo jump attack macro. I'll be damned if I'm going to just stand there and take the abuse as a tank without actually doing something mildly amusing!
To be honest i cant speak about SWTOR and Rift as i dont play them/belong to the community.
All i can tell you is that Blizzard are big into policing these types of things, some where in their terms of use is their one physical click=one in game move (comes under boting) thing and i have heard of people being baned for violating it.
I think its because their view is it will give players that own said hardware/software an unfair advantage
over people that dont have/can afford said hardware/software.
So long story short as long as you keep it to the one physical click=one in game move rule you should be fine regardless of what software you are using. (from what i hear Blizzard runs software on your computer while you play WoW to make sure your not doing anything naughty)
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SWTOR def isn't against using Razer Nagas and Macros since they have SWTOR branded Razer products like the Naga and a keyboard with Macros built in. But I couldn't imagine playing SWTOR without my Naga, especially since you have to click on whatever you wanna fight.
currently the razer naga is supported up to Lion.
I have mountain lion, and synapse 2.0 works for the most part, but its cloud communication in ML is shotty at best.
I have mountain lion, and synapse 2.0 works for the most part, but its cloud communication in ML is shotty at best.
Huntn
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My curiosity wonders if a macro strings several individual moves together would that be considered illegal? (retorical)
Gooter
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I've had zero problems so far with my Naga. I created two macros (forward and back commands) and bound them to the two buttons below the scroll wheel. Also, it automatically knows which profile to load, my OSX or Win profile, when I switch back and forth between Windows (via BC) and OSX.