Annoying Issue With MW3!

[Saan1337]

So, I use to play on a small TV, just your average TV but now I'm playing on a 52 inch HD TV and the gameplay just seems different. The sensitivity feels weird and high and in general the gameplay seems fast and I'm uncomfortable with it. Any of you guys have this problem?

I use to get like 60 kills per game on my old TV now i'm lucky to get 20 and I rack up more deaths then kills now :/

 

[Laptop65]

You're probably just not used to it as you are used to playing on your old TV. Just keep playing and maybe have a little tinker around with the sensitivity.

 

[isuckathalo1]

have you ever watch any of the big gaming competitions? MLG? Mostly they play on a smaller TV it makes it a lot easier to play and Focus on a smaller TV. I think most of the competitions play on a 19 inch TV(i think).

 

[Saan1337]

Thank's for your responses. I've been playing on the new TV for like 3 months now, just feels too different and I've changed the sensitivity and it doesn't help much.

 

[The Spacelab]

Yeah, same here. I personally prefer a small TV.
The big tv which i have experienced makes it a bit harder
to concentrate. If you are gunna stick to your HD
i suggest you get further as the TV will seem smaller. :idea:

 

[Sartana]

Keep playing with the sensitivity you have now and you'll get use to it.

 

[MMA]

It's going to take some time to get used to it doesn't have anything to do with your sensitivity level it's just that everything is at a bigger scale. In my opinion it's best to play on a 19-22" monitor.

 

[A-Rod13]

You'll get used to it, but I like playing on a smaller tv.

 

[Predictable]

I have a 32 inch, I think it's the perfect size if you enjoy gaming, and the occasional good movie. I play on 10 sensitivity in all CoD's and Halo's and I've never had a problem except for when I've just switched to it. I went from a 23-32 inch. Took about a week but after that I wouldn't go back

 

[Sieu Phan]

if you play on a larger screen increase your sensitivity.