Yo, what's up.
And I have a problem. I play fortnite on a specific custom resolution 1440x1080, 1080x1080 or other 4: 3 resolutions. However, as soon as I start the resolution in the config file and in the Nvidia system controls on the assigned custom resolution and then Fortnite I get a black screen. I start Fortnite it loads until it comes to the selection whether I want to change into the battle royale, creative or in the world mode save a blackscreen and I can do no more ingame of course still Ctrl + Alt Enter to enter the Taskmanager too to be able to connect Fortnite on my 2 screen but otherwise I can do nothing. Have waited longer than 5 minutes, but there's nothing. I ask for help. At the moment I'm playing with the Resolu. 1920x1080. Have 2 monitors. My main monitor is 2k that means 2560x1920 iwie so XDD 144hz and on it I play fortnite.
1080x1080
Why do you play this square?
Last year a parr pros played in a tournament and that's why all the kids do it now.
Has no practical advantages you do not play square but you render in 1080x1080 and then stretch the picture to 16: 9 - this gives you more FOV in the vertical area and a little more FPS so that less pixels are rendered. The disadvantages are also obvious Spiefiguren are wider but less high and thus the hitbox is not the same or Größér but rather smaller. From there on, you tend to see opponents in the distance less well and you can see less. Biggest disadvantage: It just looks massive piggy.
Yes, that's what I imagined. There are also some birds in CS.
With a decisive difference - in CS the hitboxes do not get smaller because the game deals with the resolution other. Should be called in CS hats at least NEN sense…
It's just a different resolution that does not bring a game advantage but the models look wider, which means you can aim better, the downside is that it looks stupid. But thanks for the nice comment. So just to make it clear I play 4: 3 since the CS scene and that's already something But as I said through my new graphics card, everything is different
As I said at CS: Go, the hitboxes are bigger. With Fornite they are smaller because of the dying because the game solves it differently, but you have a higher vertical fov. Should be called what aim angeht in the 1080x1080 in fortnite rather NEN disadvantage, while you would have an advantage in CS then. Go figure.
