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It seems that in older versions of tf2, when the sniper scopes in, the inner orange-yellowish circle is bigger than today's scope. is there a way to bring that back with a config or something?
what i'm talking about
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1utalq6jw3142ed/Screen%20Shot%202017-11-22%20at%2015.14.17.png?dl=0
sopsA lower FOV means that you will be more zoomed in all the time, at 4:3 you get less visual warping when you look around because the vertical and horizontal FOV are closer than on 16:9, but you see less stuff on your left and right sides.
Most people who use it are just used to having 4:3 from when they started, some like the bigger looking models (playing on 4:3 stretched makes models appear wider).
In some cases 4:3 can harm you because someone will sneak up on you from a corner that you can't see, which is why you should always look around if you're using a low FOV setting.
Personally I find that lower FOV makes my depth perception better, making projectiles easier to hit.
16:9 FOV = 106
16:10 FOV = 100
4:3 FOV = 90
5:4 FOV = A little lower than 90 FOV
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29256607/FOV.pdf
http://www.teamfortress.tv/8532/a-guide-to-fov-in-tf2
Thanks for the guide link
I've recently been thinking about using a 4 by 3 resolution but i want to know what are the main advantages of using that resolution. I know there's an FPS boost, but is there anything else?