When viewing a video game’s world, sometimes it appears that things appear much further away than they should. This is down to a couple of things regarding field of view and the player’s setup, this video will explain the problems surrounding perspective projection and how Rift Division is dealing with it.
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4 Comments
21:9 monitors also help.
Huh, interesting. I've long wondered if i'd ever see another game besides arma adresa this issue. 👍 Keep up the hard work!
Yeah, I have 40" and I use real FOV for racing games (my IRL monitor FOV 46° set in game).
It's incredibly transformative.
What you loose in peripheral, you gain in distance, plus, it feels correctly sized(*). It almost stops to feel like you are playing a videogame.
*) I've also compared the feeling of driving, speed, distance to corners etc. IRL vs ingame in the same car.
SCUM allows you to zoom in but it also applies a depth of field affect. they call it focus mode, it also blocks out ambient sound as to hear footsteps better.