aciDev Posted April 15, 2017 Posted April 15, 2017 (edited) I'm trying to port my Overwatch sens to Quake Champion... I play OW at 25cm/360° with the maximum FOV of 103°. Now playing the same sens(25cm/360°) on QC with a FOV of 130° feels like a much higher sensitivity but when I use the monitor distance converter, it tells me that I should play at 14.844cm/360°, an even higher sensitivity! How does it makes any sens?!?! So I've done a six years old guy's math, my OW sens 25cm/360° divided by 103° and multiplied by 130°: 31,5cm/360°. It feels much more similiar to how I use to play on OW. Edited April 15, 2017 by aciDev
Wizard DPI Wizard Posted April 15, 2017 Wizard Posted April 15, 2017 Since the FOV in Quake Champions is so wide, matching either Monitor Distance or Viewspeed to a game like Overwatch will result in a very different 360 distance. Especially if you convert 0% Monitor Distance. At 100% it's closer to 20 cm.
aciDev Posted April 15, 2017 Author Posted April 15, 2017 Since the FOV in Quake Champions is so wide, matching either Monitor Distance or Viewspeed to a game like Overwatch will result in a very different 360 distance. That's true, in fact I think that I'm not going to play at such a high FOV, but the thing is that a higher cm/360° sens, at least for me, makes the things worst. I have edited my first post and my simple math just feels better, I don't know... Anyway as feedback I wanted to say that you should add some guide/explanation to the calculator ^^
aciDev Posted April 15, 2017 Author Posted April 15, 2017 Also, 130 degree default for Quake Champions? That is insane. Yep, it's the default setting, but it can be setted within 110° and 130°. Anyway, thank you for the reply. I've read the thread about the viewspeed and I going to try it.
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