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oh wow , thank you so much for the reply man . you have been answering me for years with my questions . appreciate it like always

Hi i have a question regarding the stretch resolutions in pubg and the change in FOV . im a little confused as to why the 4:3 aspect ratio give both a lowers the vertical FOV and horizontal but an aspect ratio of 16:10 works logically and increases the vertical FOV ? is it because the game only officially recognizes the 16:10 and not others ?

Yea i understood what you were saying

So you did mean the 0% in game . That is strange since i don't remember apex having a scale option but it has been a long time since i played that game . I don't know legacy just feels better to me despite what everyone is saying and using .

The legacy is 0% correct ? The same as relative on 0% on apex ? Oh you mean 0% in calculator or 0% in the game ?

I assume without sensitivity per scopes it is impossible then .

Hi Since different types of guns have different zoom levels i feel like i can never have a sensitivity that feels good for every gun and i need to just pick the class i use the most and have that as the main sensitivity which is not really good idea since in warzone you always don't have access to the guns that you like . Does anyone have any suggestion or a workaround for this issue ? Thanks in advanced

The legacy is scaling from 65 fov with 0% and 1.33 is 100% on a 4:3 IF IM NOT MISTAKING . Back to what i was saying ,yea thats the strange part about all this , no matter what i use it never feels as good as legacy and the problem is that since i came from games that never gave me the option to set my scaling method and numbers i really don't know what is my comfortable % if it makes any sense . At the end i know that these sort of things are not important and you use the thing that gets you the results you are looking for but it is strange .

I have been playing this game for hours pretty much everyday in fast playlists like shoothouse/shipment and i just have to ask , is it just me that relative does not make any sense to ? It just does not matter what i set it on . Like hear me out I go to a game and set the fov then i select a good general ( hipfire ) sensitivity and select a try to find a good ADS settings . I feel like this is a good way of going about finding a sensitivity if you are not sure but no matter what i do it just does not feel good . My aim is crazy good with legacy settings and it should be simillar with a proper relative setting like either a 1.78 or 0 but it jusy isn't , anyone else noticing this in their gameplay or it's just me ?

i use faster ADS than hipfire , i know im weird

Hi , what do you mean ? Like you suggest i dont change fov or you are saying i should change fov ?

Hello , I know that the config is a bit limited but i thought i'd ask the question and maybe there is a way for it . My comfortable general sensitivity is around 7 but even at 100 ads sensitivity it is still way too slow , is there a way to fix this issue without changing the hipfire sensitivity ? Because if i want to have a good ads sensitivity i'm gonna lose all control over my movement .

when i asked the game did not allow me to use 3 decimals and after restarting the game it is fixed now , thank you for your time .

@DPI Wizard Hi , Any way to change the sensitivity exactly in config files or something like that ?

Hi the 1920x1080 on auto is 16:9 aspect ratio . what FOV do you use in siege my friend ? whatever you are using just put that in kovaak and choose Vertical FOV type since that is what siege is using or if there is no Vdeg then use source engine and use 106.260205 . there is a "FOV TYPE" and there is a "ASPECT RATIO" which i think you are mixing them together . you can use whatever aspect ratio on your monitor by changing and setting custom res on your monitor or change it in the game if the game allows it like siege and then there is a FOV TYPE that the game uses . use the calculator to find what fov you are using and what it is in other types , sadly i dont have kovaak now but if you are still confused send some screenshots and i will help you if you still need it .

HI , you pretty much answered your question right there . if the FOVs are different you can either match 360 or matching your MD% to a certain number like MDH 100% or MDH 0% . i think that COD is pretty hard to convert from/to any game since it seems like all the guns and sights have a different Fov . so you need to match your "perfect" sens to something that you use most IMO . like for example when i go from CSGO to R6 i dont use 74 as my normal FOV and instead i use 82 so that when i ADS with all the non zoomed sights i get the same FOV as i do in csgo and then i match the sensitivity of csgo to my ads . find what gun and sight you use most and convert that , i think that might be better for you .

Hi If you look at calculations and Game info after the input it explains everything AS you can see the sens 1 is your hip ( put 20 in here sens 2 and multiplier 1 are located in config files , if you do use a different multiplier then this is the place to put it multiplier 2 is your ads ( put 83 here ) . the reason you are seeing these are because you have "config file" under location , if you choose "in-game" these extra options will go away and you will only see the ingame options

Also you can have a different sensitivity and FOV for every single gun in the game with a few choices from mouse acceleration . People from arena shooters are probably used to these things but it is refreshing for other people like myself . on the other hand we are ssking UBI for months to give us a different sensitivity per scopes and a closed beta game has better servers and better settings .

Hello , Thanks for taking the time to read and reply , i will try that for sure .

Hello , Anyone here uses the povohat acceleration program that can help me out fine tuning my settings ? Thanks in Advanced .

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Hi , Yes the FOVs of both games need to be the same ( or as close as possible ) to get the same feeling . you can either do this manually : OR you can navigate to Auto Fov and select what you like and the calculator will match the output : * you can select any Target fov or Type , i just put 75 and Vdeg as an example .

Hi , Based on BFV description and how it says instead of instantly using the zoomed sensitivity i would say it is the same mechanic as Gradual . If you want to be 100 sure i would wait for Dpi Wizard .

Hello , The Fovs are good , there is also this new auto match fov that has been added that can be useful if you are not sure what you are looking for .