DPI Wizard

Hipfire and aiming sensitivity added. This game uses a multiplier for the FOV, but you can calculate the real FOV here! View full update

Actually I stumbled upon a bug where the code didn't always execute properly, that's mainly why I moved. The formula is correct, but something causes it sometimes get stuck on a calculation. Working on it

Nice, checking it out now.

If they fix the weird discrepancy between configured and actual it will be very close at least.

105 configured, 100.8 actual.

Retro shooter added! View full update

More battle royale... View full update

Added. View full update

Added it now. As @Drimzi said it uses a pretty standard sensitivity layout

Dusk is added!

Viewspeed is pretty close to 70% Monitor Distance, and a lot games have 0%, 75% or 100% Monitor Distance as the default scope sensitivity. It's down to personal preference, but I think most people prefer around 75%.

No, do like this. Use Viewspeed, and convert first to hipfire, then to acog:

Yes, they are linked in Destiny 2. And not a noob questions since some games have them independent, like PUBG

Correct. The discrepancy between the configured FOV and the actual FOV might be just a bug though.

Your math is a bit off, the formula is like this: atan(tan(x/2)*y) Where x = FOV in radians y = matching percentage (75% = 0.75) So in this case it's: atan(tan(100.8degrees/2)*0.75) = 42.2 (rounded). As an example, CSGO's 90 FOV is expanded to 106.26 in 16:9, so you can calculate back to the 45 degrees 75% equals by doing so: atan(tan(106.26degrees/2)*0.75) = 45. Hope that clears it up a bit.

It will auto-renew, and you can manage the agreement here. If you just suspend it, you can easily re-activate it at a later point without going through a new purchase. It will run until the end of the current period no matter when you cancel it

Try making a new purchase now, I cleaned up your account a bit.

What FOV do you have in Destiny 2? This conversion should work and be within the range of Destiny 2's ADS modifier; First convert from Overwatch to Destiny 2 Hipfire using Viewspeed or Monitor Distance, then select ADS for Destiny 2 and enter the previous hipfire sensitivity.

Sensitivity 1 is the hipfire sensitivity from your first conversion

The ones I've tested scale almost the same. The variance is so small that the lack of fine adjustment in the game (only one decimal) makes the calculations end up at the same sensitivity.