Going back to apex from BFV

[Zeish]

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=8c72fa697f6b1c4aaab1c49e6f067e8e
This settings should match right? 
Why does it feel like everything is up in my face in apex going back from battlefield V? 
I feel 102 fov in apex is a lot closer to bfv 74 vdeg / 90 horizontal. 
It was a terrible experience. 

[DPI Wizard]

17 minutes ago, Zeish said:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=8c72fa697f6b1c4aaab1c49e6f067e8e
This settings should match right? 

This is the same yes. Games might render the world a bit differently even with the same FOV though.

[fortunate reee]

9 minutes ago, Zeish said:

https://www.mouse-sensitivity.com/?share=8c72fa697f6b1c4aaab1c49e6f067e8e
This settings should match right? 
Why does it feel like everything is up in my face in apex going back from battlefield V? 
I feel 102 fov in apex is a lot closer to bfv 74 vdeg / 90 horizontal. 
It was a terrible experience. 

what you might be describing could  be the character models and their relative obstruction of view.  all characters have differently sized modells which is why some feel "slower" than others (wraith, life that, fast drug addict guy have relatively low obstruction while gib has relatively high obstruction )

obviously the visualsize of things might differ  even if the fov is absolutely the same

 

[Zeish]

@fortunate reee
Does my 102.5% scale fuck up my aim long term? 

Haven't had the time yet to go into mouse accel, but i will! 

 

[MacSquirrel_Jedi]

4 hours ago, DPI Wizard said:

Games might render the world a bit differently even with the same FOV though

When i changed FOV in Apex for first time i could immediately saw that something is wrong when looking around. I think that changing FOV to anything else from default (rectilinear ?) will cause that projection is stretched "similar" way like resolution. And it's no longer a rectilinear ? My graph do not reflect this, because it's based on CS:GO projection (rectilinear). It's something i'm think of some time. But no time to play with.