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The reason you cant seem to find a one fits all is because of distortion. Using lower FOV 's, the distortion is minimal, as you increase your FOV, when rotating your view space, from edge to centre displays a vastly different velocity. Peripheral vision is absolutely a primary tool when lining up your shots, your brain needs a reference of velocity and time to predict the next headshot. Having such a large variance makes it harder to land shots consistently, there's a reason 'black bars' are so popular, they remove much of the distortion, allowing you and your brain to focus on fewer variables. All the above would be 'Virtual FOV'. We do however have a constant 'physical FOV'. More on this later, I've discovered a relationship that may help put a logical formula to ALL FOV.