Thanks!

Wow, 45 is pretty sweet! I've barely had above 20 myself. Unfortunately, I'm not feeling it with the game. It might be that I just need to find the right sensitivity, learn the maps as well as getting better at aiming and managing recoil. I've played a few matches these past days off camera in order to (try to) improve, but matches that I enjoy are few and far between. I still struggle with spotting the enemies, but I also have so many encounters where I spot an enemy first AND get the first hit, but still lose the fight most of the time. I would need to spend a lot of time in order to get good, so I might just move on to other games that I want to make videos from (for now at least). I have 20 episodes recorded, so there will still be BFV videos on the channel for a couple of months. Btw, the BFV videos will change a bit starting from episode 12. I then started editing the videos to get the runtime down to about 10-ish minutes to make them a bit more entertaining to watch. Nothing fancy, just to get the runtime down a bit.

@@LeotseilGaming I know exactly what you mean. The visibility issues are a problem that never went away. I find myself adjusting FOV and sensitivity almost every day and I still haven’t found the a suitable formula. I find myself now only playing 3 specific maps, as they are the only ones I enjoy. I have downloaded BF1 but I haven’t given it any time yet.

@@scottbentley1840 Looks like you found the sweet spot yesterday. Sigh, I miss BF1943. I never felt the need to adjust the sensitivity and everyone had the same fov. I didn't even mind the 30 fps and the maps were the perfect size for quick pick-up-and-play sessions. No need spending time fiddling with different weapons, customization and specialization to find the right combination. Just get in, pick a class and start having fun.

@@LeotseilGaming yes the simplicity of 1943 was special