Knowing how to change your field of view (FOV) in Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) is crucial if you want to do well in the game. Most pros have a much wider FOV because their own monitors are much wider. We’ll show you how to change your FOV in CS2, both through in-game settings and console commands.

CS2 – How to Change FOV Distance in menu

There are two ways to change your FOV distance, and the first is the easiest. To change your FOV in CS2 easily, go to yourGame Settingsand click the magnifying glass next to the New option. This opens the search, where you will type inView model. Now you’ll have three options, and it’s really up to you to decide which you like. Try them all before making a choice.

Here are the options and what we think you should pick:

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CS2 – How to Change FOV from the Console

This is what you need if you’re looking to make the game easier by seeing more around you. This is for fine-tuning. Before you use this, please make a note of what your old FOV was before switching it. Otherwise, you’ll have to reinstall to get your old FOV.

Here’s how to change your FOV in CS2 using the console:

You should take this kind of stuff seriously and write down what FOVs you tried so you can readjust back to what you like if you’re trying out different settings. I’ve made the mistake of messing with settings like this before, and you can make it really difficult even to get out of the game if you aren’t careful.

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