They are not the same FOV so their distance is different. If you expect a 4X in MW to be the same 360 distance as a 4X in CW you will be disappointed. That must be down to what you expect to be the same. Just do a quick search for 'sensitivity' across the blackopscoldwar subreddit and you'll see both PC and console users have severe issues compared to Modern Warfare.

If I use the exact settings I have for Modern Warfare in the new Cold War game, my aim is all over the place. I had the same issue with BO4 so my guess is it's something related to how Treyarch is using the game engine. If you use Relative in MW you can use the exact same settings (including FOV) in CW and everything will be the same.įor those not experiencing the same sensitivity in MW and CW based on the above there must be a bug in CW affecting some users. In MW it is MDV 0% to an FOV of 65 in Hdeg 4:3. Legacy works differently, as it is simply MDV 0% calculated based on your FOV. This does however not affect the sensitivity, which still behaves as expected based on the FOV. Scopes below 4X and ADS have a very weird scaling when set to 'affected', meaning they do not scale the FOV in an expected manner (they are less affected than in MW). Scopes above 4X works exactly like in MW (meaning they have locked FOV not affected by anything), but they do not match in terms of their power, so a 4X in MW is not the same as a 4X in CW.ĬW uses correct optical zoom for the FOV based on a locked FOV of 80 (or almost, it's off by a tiny bit), while MW uses seemingly arbitrarily assigned FOV values.

Relative coefficient works exactly like in MW. A couple of notes just reiterating and confirming what the devs have said:

Call of duty cold war update 1.07