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I was just told this my an Activision Ambassador. So maybe it really is 60?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I started up a custom match and paid close attention to the 3D compass on the HUD to try and measure my FOV. I would pick a point to look centered at and find another point at the furthest edge of my screen. I would get the compass to be at 300° on the point, and measuring the travel distance to either edge, left or right, would end up giving me 40° of change. I would end up at either 340° or 260° every time. Is this proof that console runs at 80 FOV? Would running the same test on PC at 100 FOV give you 50° of change to the right or left? Thanks again for both of your replies. I was using cm/360 to convert for the longest time, but then I came across an article stating that you should only use cm/360 if both games have a similar or the same FOV. Maybe it's just placebo, but my sens in COD feels much faster which leads me to believe the FOV is less than 80. It's the magnification affect of having what appears to be a smaller FOV even though both are the same cm/360.

I play M&K on Xbox at the moment and I've been trying to convert my sensitivity from Fortnite to COD. Fortnite has a locked FOV of 80 horizontal, but console COD is somewhere between 60 and 70 horizontal FOV. I'd like to know if anyone has tested or found out what it is exactly so I can get my conversion down. I've read it's 60, 65, and even 67, so which is it? Thanks!