a few seasons ago I listened to some youtuber and changed my FOV to 90. A few weeks ago, decided to change it down to 74 for kicks. I found I play way better at 74 than I do at 90. Moral of the story...
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@hhnbbfggty66 you're not wrong, but again isn't the RT on those things like really noticeable.
I have a 50-55 in the living room and when I use to host lan parties, I tested out what TVs were faster since I always want to improve and saw that the smaller TV's were but compared to a monitor, monitor wins all around.
Also tested 110 FOV again and noticed things are farther than normal, which makes it harder for me to spot enemies who are across the map, but very helpful when clearing small areas.
I have a 50-55 in the living room and when I use to host lan parties, I tested out what TVs were faster since I always want to improve and saw that the smaller TV's were but compared to a monitor, monitor wins all around.
Also tested 110 FOV again and noticed things are farther than normal, which makes it harder for me to spot enemies who are across the map, but very helpful when clearing small areas.
@iBlockHeadIt depends on your playstyle.
I am a marksman. I have been running Bangalore with G7 and a Flatline since season 0.
I like to engage targets before they can get into range.
I normally engage at 75m - 25m with my G7. I usually use the Flatline to deal sustained fire damage at 25m -10m. I try to down atleast 1 target before pushing in at 10m.
I have noticed a large screen helps seeing and hitting targets at my preferred range.
I try to always control the pace of my fights, and keeping the medium range help with that.
I hate chaotic close range fights. They become unpredictable r99 skirmishes, and I hate those.
Also a large Fov is great for markman spotting, but 110 FOV has a zoom-out con.
A larger screen help offset the large 110 FOV and rebalance the idea zoom size.
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