Why does the Hipfire/Default sensitivity stay the same, but the other sensitivitys are changing when I change the FOV?

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AimLab

Sensitivity 0.76200 (30cm)
FOV 70 Vdeg (standard)


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Hunt: Showdown

Default 0.89
Shoulder Aim 0.99 (Hipfire)
Shoulder Aim 0.79 (ADS)
Aim Down Sights 0.60
Deadeye Scope 0.48
Marksman Scope 0.43
Sniper Scope 0.22
Aperture 0.58

FOV 90 Hdeg
 

Calculator settings

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AimLab

Sensitivity 0.76200 (30cm)
FOV 58.715507 Vdeg (same as 90 Hdeg)


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Hunt: Showdown

Default 0.89
Shoulder Aim 0.99 (Hipfire)
Shoulder Aim 0.99 (ADS)
Aim Down Sights 0.75
Deadeye Scope 0.60
Marksman Scope 0.53
Sniper Scope 0.27
Aperture 0.72

FOV 90 Hdeg

Calculator settings

[randomguy7]

ah, yes. it's matching your aim sensitivity to your old fov. it does that- sometimes you gotta re-enter it with the converted sens in the top column to figure out what the new fov's sensitivity would be.

[DPI Wizard]

You are using 360 distance to matchHipfire, and the 360 distance does not change when you change FOV for these games.

However, ADS and scopes are matched using MDV 0%, which is affected by the FOV change.

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vor 47 Minuten schrieb DPI Wizard:

You are using 360 distance to matchHipfire, and the 360 distance does not change when you change FOV for these games.

However, ADS and scopes are matched using MDV 0%, which is affected by the FOV change.

 

What would be the right thing to do in this situation? Leave it like that or should i use MDV instead of 360°?

[DPI Wizard]

11 hours ago, FauliKonto said:

What would be the right thing to do in this situation? Leave it like that or should i use MDV instead of 360°?

That's mostly up to what you feel is best. 360 distance for consistent navigation (turning around corners etc), MDV for consistent aim based on what you see on the monitor.