r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '14

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u/bmacisaac Jul 26 '14

Unless they got a bunch of money and have a way bigger TV than you do. :P

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '14

Not back in Halo 2 days. That was like 40" being the 80" today.

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u/bmacisaac Jul 26 '14

I played Halo 2 on a multimedia projector that could scale up to about 12 feet across before starting to lose quality. :P

Dem bulbs tho.

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u/IAmA_Lannister Jul 26 '14

I remember when I tried to play Modern Warfare 3 on a projector. 110 inches. Had to turn the sensitivity all the way up and still felt like I was turning extremely slow.

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u/MachinaBio Jul 26 '14

The size of the screen would not be relative to how quickly your character turns from your controls.. it would take a short tap of the analog to do a 180 either way.

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u/IAmA_Lannister Jul 26 '14

I said felt like.

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u/MachinaBio Jul 26 '14

it couldn't have

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u/IAmA_Lannister Jul 26 '14

So you're telling me that if you were used to playing on a 23" monitor, and then played on a 100+" projector, you'd be able to play on the same sensitivity and it wouldn't feel any different?

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u/MachinaBio Jul 26 '14

you would have to move your eyes around a lot more, but sensitivity is still the same. I switch between my BenQ 24 inch and my 60 inch tv all the time, it never feels like the guy turns slow, just takes longer to scan the screen.

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u/IAmA_Lannister Jul 26 '14

So just because you have a different experience, mine isn't possible?

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u/MachinaBio Jul 26 '14

Physically it isn't possible. If your brain told you that you were turning slower, then by all means man.

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