[...] Wow are you being serious? PREC and OpenPlugin are in no way similar. At all. 1. PREC is signed by Valve. Whatever it does has their approval. 2. PREC doesn't hack itself into the game PREC allows you to do things that are already possible just more conveniently. For OpenPlugin this is not the case. OpenPlugin allows you change stuff that you're not normally allowed to change without sv_cheats or other limitations. PREC is a signed plugin. OpenPlugin is a hack. Don't use it.

[...] Cool, thanks for the link/explanation. Yeah, I mean I have the .dlls and stuff it's just that OpenPlugin only works with -insecure and well you can't connect to any servers with that now, so yeah, I can't get higher FOV any more.

Please, don't speak up before applying empathy, imagination and common sense.

[...] [...] [...] You are most probably playing at a FOV of ~106 right now. If you really think you need a FOV of 120 or more, use a custom resolution instead of a hack. It's as easy as that, no one can complain about it since it's built into the game.

You are most probably playing at a FOV of ~106 right now.

But those hours were pretty painful though. Heavy motion sickness and headaches. But now it's fine. I certainly miss 110 FoV, but I don't really give a damn.

I’ll never get used to 90 fov. Only the best for me.

For me playing scout and demoman with 90 fov doesn’t bother me, but soldier with 90 fov, forget it, its so confusing and an awful experience

[...] I can only speak for myself: But it took me about 5 hours to get used to FoV 90 again. (previously used 110) But those hours were pretty painful though. Heavy motion sickness and headaches. But now it's fine. I certainly miss 110 FoV, but I don't really give a damn.

[...] you are right but once you get used to higher field of views it is really hard to get used to something lower again

[...] Oh please. You were no doubt playing TF2 at 90 for months or even years before openplugin came out.

Surely it is a hack, and you have just limited its capability?

As soon as I got in game it felt off, like it was too zoomed in (90FOV). It is just impossible for me to play at that low FOV. TF2 just ain't worth playing like this.

[...] You can still use OpenPlugin to get your higher fov. If you check the thread/github page for it, you can get the latest version which just uses a .dll file that you put in your teamfortress/bin folder. As for changing fovs, you still have the same cm/360 value, but the distance your crosshair travels across your screen in relation to your mouse movement will be different now. To make it easier to understand, zooming in on the sniper rifle sets your fov to 20. With a value of zoom_sensitivity_ratio 1 (the default), it reduces your sensitivity to the point where it'll still feel the same, but if you try and do a 360, you'll notice you have to move your mouse a lot more. If you set zoom_sensitivity_ratio to 4.5 (I think it's 4.5), it'll make it so the sensitivity stays the same when you zoom in, but you'll notice it'll be really hard to aim like that since your sensitivity will seem really high. If you're changing fovs, you can keep it the same if you want for the same cm/360 or you can use this http://kyto.dez.fi/ql/zoomsens/index.php to work out what value you need to make it feel the same. Put your new fov in the Zoom FOV box.