Arqade Asked by SSilicon on May 26, 2021
This problem occurs so many times in my PC version of dark soul 2: Sometimes when I right-click, it does not respond, and my character does not attack for 1-2 seconds. I did not set any action related to double right-click, and my mouse works perfectly outside of game or in game menu.
Please help, thanks.
I did not set any action related to double right-click
I think that your problem is this. For some reason FROM decided that it is a good idea to use double-click as an entirely different category instead of just chaining a click. This means they need to detect the double-click, which persists even if you assign nothing to double-click. This moment of intelligence also blocks us from properly executing jumping strong attack (forward + strong attack at the same time)
This means that if you assign double-click to nothing and spam a click - hoping that finally the game will obey the common sense - the game will see you as initiating a double-click, sees that you assign nothing to double-click, and promptly does exactly what you told it to do: do nothing. It's not what you want it to do, but it's what it interpreted what you told it to do
You may want to check if your mouse's right click fires off in rapid succession with only one click, it might be the reason.
By the way this is also the reason I pretty much use keyboard keys instead of mouse clicks for my attacks. I assign the right hand normal attack to C and right hand strong attack to E
Correct answer by Raestloz on May 26, 2021
I'm still not sure what is causing this, but I've found a way to get rid of all the delayed performance, and sometimes no response from mouse. Basically you use hotkey app to bind mouse click to attack keys on keyboard, which works perfectly and has no delay to wait mouse double clicking. Here is the detailed solution for this problem:http://www.reddit.com/r/DarkSouls2/comments/23zq0s/mousekeyboard_fix/
Answered by SSilicon on May 26, 2021
I dont know if this is only in a new version, but you can also disable the "Double Click" option under "Key Bindings" -> "Mouse" -> Set "Disable Double Clicking" to "On". Then the double click does not result in a "No Action" if you have it not hotkeyed to anything, like I had. Drove me crazy for the last 30 Minutes o.O
Answered by Simons0n on May 26, 2021
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