Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

[DPI Wizard]

Hipfire added, aims coming soon!

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[unbordeh]

Yo chef, Ads sens feels absolutely horrible in this new CoD at times even tho its like mw3 but they really tweaked some values of them.

Ive seen in forums it might be even attached to fps so at points transitioning to ads aim get really slow and throws you everytime.
Also ads on my end i feel from rifle to smg is different using 1.3 multiplier saved me for the ride.

For having it like it was legacy 1.00 on mw3 is it actually the same?

thx

Edited September 1, 2024 by unbordeh

[Angelofthefallen]

yeah its broken. lol

 

[DPI Wizard]

I have only tested the absolute FOV of the aims, not their transition, and it is spot on at least, with the exception of differences between inner and outer FOVs of more powerful scopes.

[unbordeh]

On my previous comment i ment like, in general fps seem to affect the way the game shows proper input and feels really janky at times.
So for ads values its relatevely the same?

[Rihta]

would not be surprised if its bugged because I dont see why they would change the sens after being the same for 5 games but the ads sens is definitely not right atm, Its way too fast in my case. I even went back to mw3 to compare it side by side and I can confirm its not the same even though I have all the settings the same.

[Rihta]

if possible can you add 2-3x ads sens as well as its missing atm

[DPI Wizard]

Just now, Rihta said:

if possible can you add 2-3x ads sens as well as its missing atm

I'm adding what I can, I need to unlock stuff first.

[Falcon]

Can you maybe explain more on how to handle the inner and outer FOV on when to choose which sens? I don't know exactly what you mean with inner and outer FOV in the context of this game. Thanks in advance

[DPI Wizard]

1 hour ago, Falcon said:

Can you maybe explain more on how to handle the inner and outer FOV on when to choose which sens? I don't know exactly what you mean with inner and outer FOV in the context of this game. Thanks in advance

I would suggest using inner FOV as this is where you track the target etc, so it's most important to get the sensitivity correct there.

[Falcon]

Awesome, thanks for your reply!

[Rubes]

Nevermind, the settings are all good.

Edited October 27, 2024 by Rubes

[Journalist]

From my personal experience, if the diameter of the scope is larger (larger internal area), the more I tend to use the internal FOV to calculate sensitivity. Using a sensitivity between internal and external FOV is acceptable. It would be nice to have an algorithm to find the "average" FOV. Overall I don't like this game design.

Edited October 30, 2024 by Journalist

[Nickich]

On 9/6/2024 at 8:49 PM, DPI Wizard said:

I would suggest using inner FOV as this is where you track the target etc, so it's most important to get the sensitivity correct there.

@DPI Wizard how did you manage to find the inner fov i would love to do this for mw 2019 but dont want to bother you going trough all the scopes in the game could you point me in the right direction so i can find the fov on my own?

i tried https://www.desmos.com/calculator/3e9hs7usyr but i cant seem to get consistent results

[DPI Wizard]

1 hour ago, Nickich said:

@DPI Wizard how did you manage to find the inner fov i would love to do this for mw 2019 but dont want to bother you going trough all the scopes in the game could you point me in the right direction so i can find the fov on my own?

i tried https://www.desmos.com/calculator/3e9hs7usyr but i cant seem to get consistent results

You can't use that tool unfortunately, you have to count pixels, and based on a comparison with pixels from a known FOV from the exact same location and object, calculate the actual FOV of the inner part. There's a also issue with lens effects, as you can see in the example picture there's quite significant warping of the inner part, so that has to be taken into account as well.