This pertaining mainly to the sensor...

Does anybody know what they did to the new 3.0 sensor that makes it different than the old one (dpi/hertz/engine)? And can anyone tell me if they prefer the old/new one over the other and why? Thanks

http://www.sk-gaming.com/content/18629-CPL_re...new_events

I guess this hasn't been posted yet? Well I'm wondering: If CPL announces Q3 as a game being used, who would actually go?

I own an old white one from like 4 years ago (i think before they released the black version). What I'm wondering is why I'm seeing all these gamers using the black version and none using the white? Toxic, Fox, Zero4 (apparently switched from the ball mouse to this), cypher (went from the 3.0 to this now).

I'm wondering what the huge differences between the white and the black are and why everyone seems to prefer the black? Can't just be for the looks.

Just Interested in a couple things here. Wondering who uses which mouse with what mouse feet? I know Hyperglide is an extremely popular favorite as I use them on my mx500.

If you have swapped out your mouse feet I'd like to know why, or if you'd like to swap them out I want to know what you would change to and why. Thanks

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=89o4rodbJQg

I guess it will be traveling around this summer. I believe they will be in San Diego July/August. Anyone ever been to one of these? Apparently tickets go super fast.

There are way to many players in the quake community who want nothing to do with n00bies. I say "Why the hell not?" IMO a game's popularity can often be measured on how many newbies are pubbing the game at any given point in time. I can't tell you how many people I have tried to talk into trying quake3 out for a bit, they end up coming back to me the next day usually with something like "those people are dicks, I got banned immediately for sucking."

Having no newbie clans/ladders/communities in a game is like a world where all women are sterile. There will be no new talent introduced/developed, and the game will be dead sooner rather than later. I can remember a time when clans were made by friends that could play together for fun and compete in ogl or cal seasons for fun, whatever happened to that?

Noobies are very important for quake right now, and in the very near future when Quake Live is released I think it important to lend a hand out to new players who find their way to the game. Send them a config and give them advice. We were all n00bies at one point in time. And if we ever want our game to grow we're going to need to let the noobies grow into it also.