I feel that the FOV is far to low for a first-person shooter, even at max on pc (105). At a horizontal angle of 103 in-game, I feel like 90° VERTICAL FOV is needed minimum so 121.28° Horizontal. The battlefield franchise did it right showing both your vertical FOV° along with a horizontal FOV° in the slider. I've searched post about what FOV people are playing at and people seem to be miss informed saying they play at 90 usually but feel as though they need to max the slider out to 105 but still not being able to find their desired FOV. Mouse sensitivity limited to 1-10 and in steps of 1, I feel this doesn't give us the precision we need. A config file to be able to finetune the steps to what we want can aid in not having us to shift dpi. Especially since the UI needs to be used quite a bit. [b]Personally I play at[/b] [i]Battlefield 4[/i] 121.28° Horizontal FOV 90° Vertical FOV 16/9 1000 DPI (0.003727) in config file (2%) in-game sens 41.562 cm for a 360° [i]Destiny 2[/i] 100.8° Horizontal FOV 68.43° Vertical FOV ([u]maxed at 105 FOV in settings[/u]) 16/9 1100DPI (3) in-game sens 41.9835 for a 360° A 1.0002% disparity between game although virtually unnoticeable to anyone if I left it at 1000 DPI it would be at 10% difference which is very noticeable to anyone. Allowing us to edit to [b].000[/b] could easily alleviate this issue if added. Making it a big QOL improvement. Personally I can't play destiny for long periods of time with such a limited FOV giving me motion sickness. Giving us the ability to boost it to a standard 90° [u]vertical [/u]will help others enjoy this game. Saying increasing FOV will affect performance as a reason to keep it at "105" horizontal FOV is true but for maybe 1% of your FPS, since games are optimized for this by lowering LOD for far objects (affected by FOV). However, saying it's for balance is still nonsensical. If everyone can increase their FOV no one is at a disadvantage. Allowing us to change a config file to get the precise measurements will give the players the parody we want between games on PC allowing us to have an equal experience across games.