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21 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

For what exact scenario do you mean? It uses the same FOV based formulas for all the aims based on the settings.

There might be some cases where it's off, do let me know.

When ADS

The game still uses affected vs independent FOV scaling when ADS, however, when on affected, the scaling is a lot lower. (Reference below)

So last few games lets say when ADS on SMG with 1x red dot, it would scale 120 FOV hipfire to about 105 FOV ADS (SMG).

MW4 - ADS on SMG with 1x red dot, 120 FOV hipfire, it's not 105 FOV anymore, it's closer to the hipfire 120 FOV (unconfirmed what this value is and would like to know)

I hope this makes sense.

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14 hours ago, HokoganFPS said:

When ADS

The game still uses affected vs independent FOV scaling when ADS, however, when on affected, the scaling is a lot lower. (Reference below)

So last few games lets say when ADS on SMG with 1x red dot, it would scale 120 FOV hipfire to about 105 FOV ADS (SMG).

MW4 - ADS on SMG with 1x red dot, 120 FOV hipfire, it's not 105 FOV anymore, it's closer to the hipfire 120 FOV (unconfirmed what this value is and would like to know)

I hope this makes sense.

I see the issue now! Will do some analyzis and split MW4 to its own game in the calculator.

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