Apex legends and Doom Eternal - Sensitivity does not change when you change the fov.

[Wyrdsie]

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=c1eeb75f7f664c6a3e884ef711aeda81

If I want to find out what sensitivity for 10 cm360, Say if i want to do FOV 110 (fovscale 1.55) instead of the default fov (105.x) the sensitivity doesn't change.

It's same in doom eternal, if I want to change between FOV 100 and FOV 110, it tells me it's the same sensitivity. This is not actually the case though because it instantly feels slightly off.

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=10fefe7b89f701a3032bddbaf7dc8d56

Conversion of sensitivity between apex legends and doom eternal also yields inaccurate results for same reason. 

Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

[DPI Wizard]

360 distance in these games are unaffected by FOV.

[Wyrdsie]

6 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

360 distance in these games are unaffected by FOV.

So it is the same sensitivity/cm360 on both games? Just feels slightly off, but if you say so clearly this must be the case. 

[DPI Wizard]

1 minute ago, Wyrdsie said:

So it is the same sensitivity/cm360 on both games? Just feels slightly off, but if you say so clearly this must be the case. 

The 360 distance is the same yes, but they might feel different if the FOV difference in FOV is significant.

[Wyrdsie]

13 minutes ago, DPI Wizard said:

The 360 distance is the same yes, but they might feel different if the FOV difference in FOV is significant.

Well as long as the 360 difference is the same is what matters, for muscle memory etc. That's the whole point for me, so I just wanted to make sure that was the case. Thanks for the quick response btw. 
 

EDIT: and the reason they 'feel' different is because of different pixel ratio right? But same 360? Because I noticed that changed when you change FOV obviously, but the sensitivity doesn't.

Edited March 18, 2021 by Wyrdsie

[DPI Wizard]

14 hours ago, Wyrdsie said:

EDIT: and the reason they 'feel' different is because of different pixel ratio right? But same 360? Because I noticed that changed when you change FOV obviously, but the sensitivity doesn't.

Kinda yes, the difference in pixel ratio is a result of the FOV difference. Wider FOV with the same 360 distance will feel slower.