Return of Reckoning

I have a very strange problem.

Whenever I go into combat with the opposite faction my mouse does not work properly, the right button that I use to rotate the camera starts to fail and I can not turn my character in the direction I want.

Out of combat, I try to repeat the same actions and perform very well.

Is it a performance issue? Turning your camera when there are a lot of animations/effects/players in the area is a change of scenery, which stresses your computer. If your computer can't handle the stress, it might load a lot slower, causing it to rubberband around, or delay a few seconds then make all of the inputs at once.

Does it do those things? Or it just literally doesn't ever allow you to turn your camera?

Can you turn (the camera) using the A or D key? If you can without any issue, it isn't performance-based. If you can't, its performance-based.

Axerker wrote:Is it a performance issue? Turning your camera when there are a lot of animations/effects/players in the area is a change of scenery, which stresses your computer. If your computer can't handle the stress, it might load a lot slower, causing it to rubberband around, or delay a few seconds then make all of the inputs at once.

Does it do those things? Or it just literally doesn't ever allow you to turn your camera?

Can you turn (the camera) using the A or D key? If you can without any issue, it isn't performance-based. If you can't, its performance-based.

It loses the action of being pressed. As if I let go of the button. But I'm not letting it go, play it for almost "10" years

Alfinnete wrote:

Axerker wrote:Is it a performance issue? Turning your camera when there are a lot of animations/effects/players in the area is a change of scenery, which stresses your computer. If your computer can't handle the stress, it might load a lot slower, causing it to rubberband around, or delay a few seconds then make all of the inputs at once.

Does it do those things? Or it just literally doesn't ever allow you to turn your camera?

Can you turn (the camera) using the A or D key? If you can without any issue, it isn't performance-based. If you can't, its performance-based.

It loses the action of being pressed. As if I let go of the button. But I'm not letting it go, play it for almost "10" years

Ah, time to buy a new mouse then, lol. I usually have to buy a new one every year - just bought one this last weekend, actually.

Axerker wrote:

Alfinnete wrote:

Axerker wrote:Is it a performance issue? Turning your camera when there are a lot of animations/effects/players in the area is a change of scenery, which stresses your computer. If your computer can't handle the stress, it might load a lot slower, causing it to rubberband around, or delay a few seconds then make all of the inputs at once.

Does it do those things? Or it just literally doesn't ever allow you to turn your camera?

Can you turn (the camera) using the A or D key? If you can without any issue, it isn't performance-based. If you can't, its performance-based.

It loses the action of being pressed. As if I let go of the button. But I'm not letting it go, play it for almost "10" years

Ah, time to buy a new mouse then, lol. I usually have to buy a new one every year - just bought one this last weekend, actually.

It does not make sense, it works perfectly in other games that use the same functions.

Then the problem is not the mouse, war client corrupted maybe? Btw if you have an old mouse to try it out that would be better

I know this post is ancient, but I'm having the exact same issue, right now...

Maybe not the answer you are looking for, just pointing out that right click to mouse look will naturally not work while the pointer is hovering over most user interface elements.
Hope you'll find a solution.

I dunno if we have the same issue but my problem is that there is a combination of mouse clicks that locks the mouse in a state like the right button is constantly pressed, so you can move the camera around by turning the mouse.

I can reproduce it by keel left click pressed, then keep right click and finally release both at the same time (It happens easily if you press them both to move forward as I do).