Try washing and opening a window. Or get a fan to blow lightly on them. or maybe not play all day or something.

lolwut!
How can u sweat so much that ur mouse pad is wet?
srsly?

I dunno, have been to the doctor and got pills to reduce handsweat.
the thing with these pills is that i get really thirsty and dry throat, so I've stopped using them. :(

so have a glass of water beside you while you play :D

I agree, total bullshit!

Heh, you can't imagine all the ways human body can screw up, and sweaty hands is not an extraordinary thing:

http://www.sweaty-palms.com/

yeh, some people use botex to stop sweaty hands :d

Hmm interesting. I think if I had this problem I wouldn't try and fix it. It's probably great to keep a fat ass in shape. "Eat everything you want, sweat all you want" - new moto! Use it StockFish :-D

Have you tried using a hard pad instead of cloth? Does it make any difference?

Qpad CT 1.5mm (cloth?) same problem there.

any suggestions for hard pad?

I had a few func1030's over the years, good hard pads but I haven't used one for a while.

did you really think this through? :p imagine icemat + sweat, that's far worse than a qck...

Not much, but in my mind the sweat pools to create a slick layer the palm can glid smoothly across :)

I LOL'ed!

Not only palm - but mouse too - thus improving mouse feet friction!

Then use this mouse:
http://www.a4tech.com/w_product.asp?cid=213&scid=&id=790
lol

will your mouse be water proof? XD

Nah, I didn't get enough interest from the mermaid community xD

I think you meant this mouse:
http://www.esreality.com/post/2173191/new-gam...velopment/

I have the same problem, so before i play quake i wash my hands with cold water. it helps

it does not work for me :d

Summer is here :c

same thing if it's cold :p

No worries, winter is coming.

Since when is France located in the southern hemishpere?

http://unrealityshout.com/files/imagecache/im...coming.jpg

YOU WIN OR YOU DIE

I used to have super sweaty hands like you (and had to wash my pads really often) but now I get the opposite: my hands are almost constantly too dry and on my right hand I get cracked fingertips (very annoying that).

Happens randomly in both winter and summer and creams don't help much :(

would rather have dry hands. hand sweat is so embarrassing when you meet new people :d

start heavy smoking to reduce blood circulation.
gives you dry and not too warm hand.

just for an unconventional solution....

people, he's not just got sweaty hands, he's got a medical condition, that's why his doc wanted him on meds (hyperhidrosis)

Sucky condition for gaming, my hands just gets immensly heated up, but they rarely sweat.
Id imagine clothpads of some sort is the way to go since the liquid wont fuck up the surface.

get a big fatpad imo! http://www.velocityreviews.com/reviews/Fatal1ty_Fat_Pad/1/

I had to keep on cleaning my QcK on a daily motherfucking basis the previous summer because of sweaty hands, shit gets stained so fast.

But since this thread is funny (no really, it is), here's some fucking ridiculous solutions that no one will ever use

Goodbye sweaty hands, hello arthritis in a few years!

The idea is stupid, but even with putting a fan in the mouse, they managed to have a centered sensor, so damn you pro gaming companies, with your offcenter sensors just so you can put weights, lights and other useless crap in your mice!

cover your arm in a tight plastic glove

http://www.artisan-jp.com/item_hayate_eng.html

"A glide changing extremely with sweat and humidity?
The glide performance of ARTISAN does not change with the sweat or humidity under a play."

I don't have one so I can't confirm.

did you think about using chalk (magnesium)? works for climbers and weightlifters, could be very messy though :p there's liquid chalk aswell, never used that but it may be a much better idea.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_chalk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlqJlUqz-hA
but how to make one.. maybe use sock?

Those artisan pads are supposed to reduce the effects of sweat on the surface from what I could attempt to read on their site.

Can't recommend a pad for you, but in my experience different soaps can have different effects on how much your hands sweat. Try out different ones.

totally
there are soaps which dry hands

True, worth a try and it would be a cheap solution.

have used quite a few different soaps/antiperspirant, have not been satisfied with any of them.. thanks anyway :d

maybe try claw grip so you don't hold the mouse with your palm and air can flow between the mouse and your hand

tried wearing a glove?