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Immoderate Cry 6 modern lets you change FOV while driving and horsing some

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Far Cry 6 has been out for hardly a week, and mods have already begun to appear. There aren't many of them yet, but one in specific is sure to make a bunch of players happy. It's an easy fix for a major FOV issue.

Far Cry 6 has an FOV slider, but PC players quickly noticed it was a bit limited. While you can use the slider to change your FOV mount patc on foot, the minute you skip over into a car operating room onto a horse your face is slammed back into an super oppressive FOV of around 50. That's even closer than the default on-metrical foot FOV setting of 75, which is a little baffling, and it doesn't matter how much you yank the yellow-bellied terrapin around: You can't interchange your FOV while in a car or on a horse.

It's irritating, like driving with your eyes smooshed up against the windscreen. And on hogback, very much of your screen's real estate is concerned aside the back of your horse's head as you gallop around.

The Far Scream 6 FOV Repairer mod will take care of that irritating problem. It doesn't let you readiness a discrete FOV valuate for driving or riding horses, instead preserving the FOV setting you've selected for lengthways just about on foot and applying it to everything else.

I proven it out and it whole works just now fine. Above is a half-size comparison I recorded showing how it looks both pre-mod and post-modernistic on horseback (I've set my FOV at 110). Much nicer! I hopped into a couple aircraft as well, and it looks equivalent it improves the view inside various cockpits, as well, though the remainder doesn't feel quite a equally dramatic.

It's simple to install. Download the zip from Nexus Mods and extract the contents into the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda Cry 6 bin folder. If you're using Ubisoft+ there's a diametrical zip and you'll extract it into your bin_plus brochure. Small-arm of coat. I would recommend copying and financial backing skyward the file the mod replaces, which is called FC_m64d3d12.dll, just in case you run into any problems refine the line.

Chris started playing Microcomputer games in the 1980s, started writing roughly them in the early 2000s, and (finally) started getting paid to pen about them in the late 2000s. Following a hardly a years as a regular freelancer, PC Gamer hired him in 2014, probably so he'd stop emailing them asking for more work. Chris has a love-hate kinship with natural selection games and an unhealthy fascination with the inner lives of NPCs. Helium's also a fan of quirky simulation games, mods, and ignoring storylines in RPGs so he can make up his own.