I searched alot but there's currently no setting for my laptop Lenovo (i forgot the name) but it using amd, can anyone help?
I searched alot but there's currently no setting for my laptop Lenovo (i forgot the name) but it using amd, can anyone help?
It’s good but normal stretched is better like I don’t think true stretched helps one improve at the game
I've hit immo 2 since I've started using true stretch and think it does help, since the enemies are just easier to hit.
To do true stretch, go to device manager and disable your display (this doesn't actually turn it off)
Then open nvidia/radeon software and create a custom resolution (1280x882)
Then open val, minimise it, right click on desktop and open display settings.
Change your res to 1280x882 (you might then need to change your refresh rate back to the highest) and get val back up.
Go to settings and change it to letterbox then back to fill and valo should now be stretched (if not, just fiddle around with it more)
After this, you can change your res back to 1920*1080 in display settings and val will remain stretched.
This is from memory, so it might be a bit wrong, but hope it helps
I use 1566x1080, I like it more
But also I haven’t ranked up at all since doing it. My peak rr went up by like 3 :/
i used to play true stretch but lowk it doesnt do much i just play native nowadays
so hey what does disable display affect to you and is it okay if i enable my monitor after done everything to use normally and i will not goin to disable it and directly change the resolution in the setting is it okay?
disabling the monitor basically forces valorant to use the custom res without adjusting the player models so that they aren't stretched (basically not true stretch)
i have both of my monitors disabled in device manager and it doesn't affect normal use at all to my knowledge
sorry if this doesn't answer your question, as I don't entirely understand what you mean
Question for people who play stretched: do y’all change ur mouse x and y sensitivity to go with it too or nah
From when I used to do true stretched I didnt change my sens that much, feels like your mouse control and arm just adjust to it after a little DM
your sens doesn't change with stretched, its just that your horizontal movements just appear faster on your screen
there is a software that lets you add custom options in res settings of your pc itself. if you use and make your own res. then that same res option will be available in game. thats how i did it. i play on 1600*1080