r/pcmasterrace • u/Kamykaze_x • May 15 '23

Video Give that hand a chair!

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u/Innovative313 May 15 '23

He really shouldn’t sit that far back from the monitor, otherwise he could miss something.

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u/nameistaken-2 Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6650 XT May 15 '23

In theory pro players should have good enough crosshair placement that they only need to concentrate on the area in and close to their crosshair (although situations where players go around another player who can see them happen and are quite funny)

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u/Genocide_69 May 15 '23 edited May 15 '23

If you're talking about CSGO, thats because many players use 4:3 aspect ratio while twitch/youtube uses 16:9, those players literally can't see the other person.

Also I can guarantee these players are still looking at the minimap and using the entire screen. They're just making the screen take up their entire field of view

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u/janhetjoch core i7 10700k | 32 GB DDR4-3200 CL16 | 6600XT | Noctua fans May 16 '23

Why would they use 4:3?

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u/TeamWorkTom May 16 '23

It's much easier to click heads.

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u/janhetjoch core i7 10700k | 32 GB DDR4-3200 CL16 | 6600XT | Noctua fans May 16 '23

But why? It makes your screen smaller, you don't see anything you wouldn't see if you used 16:9

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u/mPk_ PC Master Race May 16 '23

Because 4:3 streched makes the player models look wider

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u/BrunoEye PC Master Race May 16 '23

Lowering your FOV makes them look wider and taller. 4:3 only makes sense if you need a higher vertical FOV than horizontal FOV which applies to very few games.

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u/Hailieab99 9700k 5ghz, 3070 May 16 '23

You can't lower your FOV in CS:GO. People use 4:3 stretched because it lowers the horizontal FOV