Does low resolution help accuracy in MP games?

[HeXen]

like BF or U3, i wanted to know if using low resolution is supposed to help accuracy? Someone brought it up and i never thought about it before but made sense thinking that more pixels would make the hitboxes smaller....or is this not the case.
I always game at native 1080p, so thought i'd ask.

 

[postmortemIA]

that's retarded logic. on any resolution of same aspect ratio, object will fit screen in same fashion. only think that you gain is higher fps.

 

[digitaldurandal]

hit calculations for MP are not done on your computer, UNLESS it is mw2 and you are the host. Even then I doubt pixel size or aspect ratio makes a difference in this calculation.

 

[Nik]

no it does not

 

[vj8usa]

If anything, it makes precision aiming tougher (e.g. when you're trying to hit someone a mile away and their head's only a few pixels wide).

 

[Capt Caveman]

You'd be better off turning off shadows and lowering texture detail(if the game has the options) making it more difficult for people to hide.

 

[Ika]

You'd be better off turning off shadows and lowering texture detail(if the game has the options) making it more difficult for people to hide.

Shadows help IMMENSELY in certain games, like CS:Source.

 

[Scrodes]

Shadows help IMMENSELY in certain games, like CS:Source.

Same thing for the old Americas Army. Player shadows would give away an enemy before they even crossed the doorway.

 

[HeXen]

ok, glad to hear. didnt want to go lower than 1080p anyway

 

[nemesismk2]

Smooth gameplay with high frame rate will help accuracy in MP games. Don't want your games jerking around! lol