ByBeichten
When using software that enables aimbots, the aimbot settings always include FOV and smoothness. What purpose does each serve? What does one do that the other doesn't?
I don't understand the difference between FOV and smoothness.
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FOV will probably stand for Field of View.
In connection with an aimbot, I can imagine that it specifies the radius from when to target the opponent.
In the case of smoothness, I can imagine that it represents the intermediate “I have to target the opponent now” and the actual arrival on the opponent.
For a faster ban, please maximize FOV and minimize smoothness.