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cRPG => Beginner's Help and Guides => Topic started by: Leshma on December 04, 2013, 02:08:27 pm
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This is probably only working well for me and my (special) brain, so take it with a grain of salt :wink:
As most of you don't know, I wear glasses. Nothing uncommon. My eyes are different, nothing uncommon there as well. But difference is quite big... which means I have hard time gauging distance, in real life or this game.
While playing in 3rd person mode with standard (for me) 85 degree FOV, I often make bad judgment of distance between enemy players and myself.
But for some reason, 1st person view with maximum FOV (100 degrees) works best for me. It has fish eye deformation which can be a bit strange for the brain (I suggest you switch back to 3rd person every five minutes for ten seconds to avoid confusion). But it also make the game feels much quicker, more responsive, like you are on drugs when playing cRPG. Not to mention how easier is to aim with stabby weapons (if you draw a dot on your monitor it's like playing darn FPS). Now I glance less, can stab more times (can't knit like some others, but I can stab a lot more per minute), can even block better people who are in front of me.
Downsides are typical for 1st person view, you can't see people or (most importantly) horses coming from behind. But wider FOV helps with that to certain degree. You also will teamhit a bit more until you get used to it. But it has serious advantages for me and I plan to keep playing like this and maybe completely replace 3rd person view.
Edit: I know speed-up is just an optical illusion, but I'm quite satisfied with it.
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You are right, I was using this before and it truly makes things feel faster.
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This is not a guide btw, just regular question/disccusion topic :wink:
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>posts in beginner help
>1m duel lacked skill and looked like retards having a mud wrestle
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>posts in beginner help
>1m duel lacked skill and looked like retards having a mud wrestle
Jesus give it a rest already...
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I got only one eye and on other one im blind, so i have no depth when watching something aka i dont know how close/far that person/object is.
You can check it urself , close on eye and try o grab something
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which means I have hard time gauging distance, in real life or this game.
How come you have more difficulties than others in judging the distance in the game if your monitor is flat anyway?
I got only one eye and on other one im blind, so i have no depth when watching something aka i dont know how close/far that person/object is.
You can check it urself , close on eye and try o grab something
True, but it shouldn't have any effect whatsoever if we're talking about judging a flat image your monitor provides, or am I missing something?
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I got only one eye and on other one im blind, so i have no depth when watching something aka i dont know how close/far that person/object is.
You can check it urself , close on eye and try o grab something
All Serbs unable to see properly in one eye?
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>posts in beginner help
>1m duel lacked skill and looked like retards having a mud wrestle
>greentexting on crpg forums
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>greentexting on crpg forums
>you have no swag
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How come you have more difficulties than others in judging the distance in the game if your monitor is flat anyway?
Leshma's monitor:
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