Questions about BO4

[grd0]

Hello, this is my first post here and i have a few questions i was hoping someone could answer.

I just got back into the COD series and I'm trying to match my COD2 sensitivity with BO4 as best I can.

So my questions are:

Does COD2 use Legacy or Relative?

Is the mouse acceleration slider equivalent to "Enhance pointer precision" being on in windows when set to 1.00 and off when set to 0.00 or somewhere in between?

Lastly, Does COD2 utilize ADS FOV Independent or Affected?

 

Thanks in advance!

[Drimzi]

Cod2 was fov independent, 50 horizontal fov 4:3 and scaled with 4:3 angle change (133.33% vertical or 75% horizontal 16:9).

[grd0]

3 hours ago, Drimzi said:

Cod2 was fov independent, 50 horizontal fov 4:3 and scaled with 4:3 angle change (133.33% vertical or 75% horizontal 16:9).

You're a hero. I've seen a few of your posts on Reddit a while ago that helped explain a few things But I wasn't quite sure how it worked in relation to cod2, if that makes sense.

I don't know why but when I hook up two different mice I have with the exact same settings in game and same settings for the mouse they feel way different. Must just be the sensors at that point?

Any ideas about the Accel slider though?

One last thing, does dpi affect acceleration? For example, if I'm running 800 dpi with in-game sensitivity 1 or 400 dpi with in-game sensitivity 2 and acceleration on in both scenarios, does it make a difference with how the game feels when swiping left or right at a consistent speed?

 

Thanks again

Edited June 28, 2019 by grd0

[DPI Wizard]

13 hours ago, grd0 said:

One last thing, does dpi affect acceleration? For example, if I'm running 800 dpi with in-game sensitivity 1 or 400 dpi with in-game sensitivity 2 and acceleration on in both scenarios, does it make a difference with how the game feels when swiping left or right at a consistent speed?

Probably yes. The issue with acceleration is that even with a script, mouse emulator or a machine moving the mouse that perfectly replicates the exact same movement you will get different results every time. So with human motion it's obviously impossible to be consistent with acceleration. Although if the acceleration is very low you won't necessarily suffer, as smaller adjustments with the mouse will be pretty much the same as without.

[grd0]

Thanks for the info guys.