Console look sensitivity
Hey guys,
This is kind of a random post, I just wanted to see what people think. I know like 90% of the people here are PC gamers. For those of you who play FPS games on consoles, do you notice a difference in look sensitivity when using a larger TV? I currently have a 32" LCD tv, but I'm used to playing on my former room mates 26" LCD. When I play Halo 3 or COD4 my aim is way off on my tv. The extra 6 inches throws off the look sensitivity a lot. Even after adjusting it and playing on it for weeks, I can't get used to it again. I'm actually going to buy a 26" LCD just because I can't play worth a crap on my 32" tv. Has anyone here experienced anything like this when changing to a different TV or even computer monitor? I don't know if I'm just crazy, but my game has gone to crap.
This is kind of a random post, I just wanted to see what people think. I know like 90% of the people here are PC gamers. For those of you who play FPS games on consoles, do you notice a difference in look sensitivity when using a larger TV? I currently have a 32" LCD tv, but I'm used to playing on my former room mates 26" LCD. When I play Halo 3 or COD4 my aim is way off on my tv. The extra 6 inches throws off the look sensitivity a lot. Even after adjusting it and playing on it for weeks, I can't get used to it again. I'm actually going to buy a 26" LCD just because I can't play worth a crap on my 32" tv. Has anyone here experienced anything like this when changing to a different TV or even computer monitor? I don't know if I'm just crazy, but my game has gone to crap.
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I have also noticed this, especially when you go from full screen to split-screen. Just bump up the sensitivity in the game until you are satisfied. And if you are not then there is always the PC...
Something about the size of the screen and the aspect ratio being different throws my aim off terribly. I'm used to a 16:10 26" TV, and now I'm playing on a 32" 16:9.
This is sort of related, but does anyone know if HDMI causes a slightly higher response time than component or vice versa? Just a random thought.
Me too. I've never had an issue with this.