The truth is that a high FoV brings both pros and cons. A high FoV makes targeting more difficult. The wider the FoV, the smaller the enemy on the screen, so you need to be more accurate to hit them. A low FoV helps your focus.
Your 'real' FOV, as measured from your eyes to the outer corners of your screen, is probably about 30 to 45 degrees, depending on the size of the display and how close you're sitting. Anything wider than that will result in an increasing degree of distortion (the fish eye effect).
It makes aiming a bit harder as more things are squished into the same screen size, but you get the advantage of being able to see more. Generally you want to be able to see more so long as it doesn't have too much of an impact on your aiming/movement.
The area around the target witch slows your aim will expand proportionally to your fov increase. Turned off will now give you the same Aim assist as the console versions (without having to set to console FOV which is between 65-67) I belive before it was forced on before they added this option.
Yes, increased FOV does lower FPS.
Aim assist is not for console players. It's for controller players. At that point we only have a better FOV but when we are firing our FOV is identical to console unless we run affected ADS FOV which wouldn't make sense in Warzone distances.
Historically, controlling FOV has been limited to PC games as consoles have struggled with maintaining their frames-per-second (FPS) at larger in-game views. Call of Duty has typically run at 60 FPS, so consoles have been limited to the highest FOV possible to maintain that rate.
There is not a field of view (FoV) slider in Valorant, and most probably Riot won't add it. Riot Ziegler, Game Director of Valorant, confirmed that the game uses a 103 Horizontal FoV based on the 16:9 aspect ratio. 103 horizontal FoV is equal to 87 vertical FoV with a 4:3 aspect ratio and to 71 with a 16:9 one.
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It's in order to block out noise from the surrounding environment, to prevent the players from hearing the commentary or tell-tale cues from the crowd. Then, to block out external noises, white noise is fed into the large pair of headphones on their head. This way the player can only hear the game sounds.
Because he plays 5cm away from his monitor so he doesn't need the ACOG zoom. Yea he has one of the lowest sensitivities out of all players. 4:3 aspect ratio, low FOV, and they stick their face less than a foot from the screen.
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While you can get by with the default 80 FOV setting, a lot of pro and casual players swear by playing at around 100 to 120. Of course, this all comes down to personal preference. However, we recommend playing on a FOV of around 105.
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Logitech G Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse.
| DPI | 800 |
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| Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
| Mouse Sensitivity Horizontal | 5 |
| Mouse Sensitivity Vertical | 5 |
| Aim Down Sights | 83 |
Yes, FOV affects FPS because your GPU needs to render more stuff on the screen.
General Settings
| Field of View | 110.04 |
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| Brightness | 52.12 |
| Horizontal HUD Bounds | 100.00 |
| Vertical HUD Bounds | 100.00 |
| Colorblind Type | Disabled |
General Settings
| Field of View | 107.00 |
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| ADS Field of View | Independent |
| Brightness | 50.00 |
| Horizontal HUD Bounds | 100.00 |
| Vertical HUD Bounds | 100.00 |
80/90 usually! Quake pro, it's safer because you're more likely to see mobs. Used to play on 90, increased 10 every now and then and now quake pro looks normal. Playing on normal FOV is weird, one block takes up most of the screen.
A higher FOV can also reduce frame rate, so if you're not on a powerful PC setup, you may notice reduced FPS on a higher FOV setting.
There is no standard. Many games use 45, 60, etc. It's up to you as the "artist" to determine the players fov.
