Well that makes sense I guess . <| sep |> I see what he ' s saying , but there is no critical advantage in the example he provided . Watch the video again look at how far he stretches the camera again . He ' s moving the camera to the absolute maximum where 13 rd of his screen is covered by fog of war . This isn ' t a practical example because why would you offcenter your camera that far if you ' re not gaining any more sight ? I have both a 219 monitor and a 169 monitor and I don ' t feel like I play better on my 219 . If I ' m offcentering my camera to gain some sight , it ' s only very slightly because . Why extend my camera into the fog of war ? I ' d argue most people just push their cameras so that they ' re at their maximum line of sight , and at that distance , there is no looking behind you advantage that 219 offers . In conclusion , while he did show how you can see more behind you in 219 , he did so under a condition that isn ' t practical when you ' re actually playing the game . By extending your camera so far into the fog of war , you are reducing your field of vision , 219 or otherwise from if you just pushed your camera just to the edge of your sight .