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I come from a competitive CS background and MOST (maybe 75%+ or so) pros there use low res, 4:3, stretched, anything but native 1920x1080 (1024 and 1280 res are very popular) . When I look at OW pro settings though probably 75% or more of pros are using native 1920x1080. Does anyone know why this is the case? I've gotten up to rank 70 using 1280x720, but I've always felt my game visibility was poor. Sometimes I feel like I'm literally shooting at blobs. I'm wondering if 1920 provides a large gain to visibility, provided your PC is powerful enough to get decent frames at the res.
Just an advice for every competitive game you play. Dont copy everything from pros. Understand why they use it and just adapt your play style to it.
The CSGO pros have such deep history that you have to understand that back then PC were awful back then but frames still important. They lowered the resolution to get more frames. The reason why they stretched it was because Counter Strike is just about precision. Stretching gives you the advantage that the models itself are bigger so they are "easier" to hit. But for that they lose fov (dont know if its the wrong term). Watch this to understand what I mean. The spectator view is normal resolution but the player in the video has low res and stretched https://youtu.be/DqB95s47f1w?t=1m2s .
And because of that and the "deep" history pros are used to it. Dont copy that if you are very new to CSGO and especially dont use it in OW. The main focus in OW is not precision like in CSGO. There are way more variables in OW.
1280x720 is still 16:9, just like 1920. The FOV should be the same. I'm more concerned with the image clarity and game readability of 1280x720 at 100% render scale vs. 1920x1080 at 75% render scale.
4:3 is CS:GO is used either because they're used to it (if they play with black bars). Or because it stretches the pixels, making it feel easier to land head shots. I'm sure you already knew this but it was worth mentioning!
Is CS:GO this works because you're usually peeking narrow angles and you know where the enemies will probably be. So lowering your FOV and stretching kinda makes sense.
In Overwatch, people can do some crazy flanks thanks to a lot of aerial mobility and speed boosts. Because of this, you want the widest FOV possible to have a chance of seeing flankers.
I guess you could play at a lower res in 16:9 but I'm guessing the UI would look bigger and obstruct your view. As someone else said, you can just lower the render scaling if you just want a smoother frame rate.
Higher fov is useful in this game and lower fov doesnt give you any advantages. Also low res makes it look blurry.
Having a lower fov absolutely has the advantage of targets being much easier to hit because they take up more of your screen
I come from a competitive CS background
then you should know that most CS pros use 4:3 because they're used to it.
Overwatch is also a game where people move much faster and you can get flanked easier, so a wider FoV is better.
In CS you never get flanked because 90% of the time you're just watching one angle so a wider FoV isn't useful most of the time.
For CS it's literally preference if the pros, they've been playing cs since the CRT age where the norm was 4:3 aspect ratios. That's how they learned how to play and old habits die hard. So now with the lcd monitors and all that, where now the norm is 16:9, they still prefer to play the cs they learned to play. 4:3 is, objectively**, worse than 16:9, because of the loss of field of view, but for the pros the comfort outweighs the cons. Now a recent game like overwatch, where the pros don't have these old habits with, because there's no way they could have, is played with a full HD 16:9 res, because it's objectively better** than a 4:3 res.
Though loss of fov in cs is nowhere near as important as it is in OW. A lot of pros also play stretched which makes targets 'bigger' and easier to hit, so it is a tradeoff in a lot of cases.
I know some pros will use 75% render resolution on 1920x1080 so there's less input lag. I don't know if that's the case because I personally don't feel the difference. It could be a placebo. Either way, they're not rendering at the full 1920x1080 resolution so it's like playing a lower blurry resolution.
Despite what intuition says, some pros also use a lower FOV than max. A lot of it comes down to personal preference so you should not copy their settings just for the sake of copying.
CS pros in this age use 4:3 because tournament computers aren't always reliable.
OW pros currently have no such concern.
Why would you want to play 4:3 in OW?
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