I would like to see options to either disable or adjust the view bob and FOV change while sprinting.
The view bob in KF2 seems pretty intense overall, but the worst part is definitely the FOV change when going in and out of sprint. It can make me feel nauseated very quickly. It is pretty common for people to be sensitive to view bobbing and FOV changes in FPS games.
There is another thread here, but it doesn't seem to be in the right place to make a difference: http://forums.tripwireinteractive.co...d.php?t=105915
Thoughts and speculations, feel free to ignore the following::rolleyes:
Just wondering - is the FOV change on sprint just there to make you feel like you're going faster? Sprinting doesn't seem to affect your speed much, so I am guessing that for most people they will feel like they are moving faster and won't complain about it. More intense view bob and FOV changes make sense for console gaming when you're sitting far away from the screen, but they can cause issues when you're sitting very close to a computer monitor.
The view bob in KF2 seems pretty intense overall, but the worst part is definitely the FOV change when going in and out of sprint. It can make me feel nauseated very quickly. It is pretty common for people to be sensitive to view bobbing and FOV changes in FPS games.
There is another thread here, but it doesn't seem to be in the right place to make a difference: http://forums.tripwireinteractive.co...d.php?t=105915
Thoughts and speculations, feel free to ignore the following::rolleyes:
Just wondering - is the FOV change on sprint just there to make you feel like you're going faster? Sprinting doesn't seem to affect your speed much, so I am guessing that for most people they will feel like they are moving faster and won't complain about it. More intense view bob and FOV changes make sense for console gaming when you're sitting far away from the screen, but they can cause issues when you're sitting very close to a computer monitor.
Disable/Adjust View Bob and Sprint FOV Change
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