Yet as we all know, that release date is no longer happening, and Cyberpunk 2077 has been shunted back to September. It was all in anticipation of one game originally due to arrive in April: CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077. I'd even bought Neuromancer and added it to my pile of books I will definitely get around to reading. I'd finally watched Blade Runner for the first time, and was scrolling through galleries of the late Syd Mead's brilliant cityscapes. Grimes, La Roux and synthwave groups like Magic Sword had entered my music playlists. If you liked this guide, check out some of our other Fallout 4 explainers: skipping the intro video, unlocking frame rate, which settings to turn on or off, companions, basic and advanced console commands, and disabling mouse acceleration.By early January, I'd noticed something strange was happening to me.
The first image is the default Fallout 4 FOV, set to 80:Īs you can see, an FOV of 110 lets you see much more of your surroundings than an FOV of 80.
What benefits are there in changing the FOV? Well, take a look at the below examples. 90 seems to be adequate, but feel free to use any number.ĥ) Go to Fallout4Prefs.ini in the Fallout 4 folder.ħ) Again, X will be the same FOV size you wrote above.Ĩ) Go to the folder where you installed Steam.ĩ) Open steamapps\common\Fallout 4\Fallout4 (you want the Fallout4 folder within the Fallout 4 folder)ġ1) Again, repeat steps 3 and 6 under write:ġ2) Same as before, X will be the FOV size you used above. One Steam user has posted a detailed guide explaining how to do so for PC.ġ) Go to your Fallout 4 folder (Documents\MyGames\Fallout4 unless you’ve modified any folder names).Ĥ) Whatever number you put for X is the FOV size. However, there are some benefits to adjusting your FOV in Fallout 4. When you think about what you want to change in a game, the field of view isn’t necessarily the first thing that pops into your mind.
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