SOLUTION: Find this file in one of these locations (It is in a different location for some people). Users username AppData Local 4A Games Metro 2033 Redux user.cfg OR Users username AppData Local 4A Games Metro 20016660e1 user.cfg Open the file with notepad. Press CTRL + F and search for FOV. Change the value to 60, 65, or any other preference.
Then click on file then click save. If you get a message saying file is read only, right click on the file “user.cfg”, click on properties, on the General tab under attributes, make sure “read only” is checked OFF.
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Oct 14, 2011 - The problem is that I can change the cfg. Setting on my steam metro 2033. But it just created another SYSTEM user that has 'full permission'. Oct 24, 2017 - In this case you can edit a config file of the game directly. Browse to “C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps common Metro 2033”.
My game is downloaded and installed through steam but I am playing the game trough the Nvidia Geforce Experience application (fixes SLI and other issues). You can download it. Make sure your drivers are up to date!
Hope this helps! From what I just read, you can't right now. You could edit it in the config file at first, but the update removed it and adding it back in manually doesn't do anything.
Hoping they did that so they can introduce a slider in the actual game instead of just outright removing any ability to do so.:/ Edit: Supposedly you can edit it again now, can't confirm as I'm not at my gaming rig right now. Earlier yesterday when I went to do what the post above suggests, the FOV setting in the config file wasn't there and that's when I found several forum posts in different places about the removal.
Just a few tweaks that might be of use to you if you're playing this on the PC. There's only one file that contains any editable information that has an affect on the game, and it's located in C: Users YOURNAME AppData Local 4A Games Metro 2033. Make a copy of the file inside (user.cfg) incase you fuck it up! Open the original file in notepad.
VSYNC The first one you should change is the vsync option about 14 lines from the bottom. Changing it to ' on' doesn't have the effect you would expect (locking the frame rate at 30 or 60), but rather seems to unlock the frame rate, allowing the game to run a lot smoother. It's also rumoured to disable all 3D effects/processing, thus freeing up resources for those not running the game in 3D. FOV The second one you might like to change is the sick_fov option, again just a few lines from the bottom. This setting actually refers to the vertical FOV, not the horizontal, that's why it's currently set at lower figure than you might expect ( 45). Changing it to 60 seemed to work best for me, giving a much wider FOV more suited to the PC.
I don't have a 'before' screenshot with the original FOV, but after setting it to 60. GLOBAL ILLUMINATION The last settings that have a significant effect on performance are for global illumination. You can find 5 settings related to this about 20 or so lines above the vsync option. They are as follows: r_gi 0 r_gi_distance 16. R_gi_intensity 2. R_gi_overlap 0.5 r_gi_quality 0.4 Setting r_gi to 1 didn't make a difference for me, but some people have reported that it looks better and also performs better on high-end CPUs, especially when running in DX10 or 11. Altering the other variables definitely does something, because setting the r_gi_quality to something much bigger then 0.4 resulted in a huge FPS drop on my machine, but I couldn't see a difference in quality.
It should be noted though, that even if you do get slightly better performance from switching this on, it actually causes some light flickering from certain light sources, and also doesn't seem very fond of red lights or laser sights, causing them to look a little bit buggy. I went through every single other setting in the user.cfg file, and I didn't come across any others that seemed to impact performance at all. There are a few obvious ones of course that relate to settings you can change in game (MSAA and AF), but most of them didn't seem to do anything so I left them be. If you've had any luck with any of the other settings, feel free to share them here. There are also two DX11 references for depth of field and tesselation (r_dx11_dof 1, r_dx11_tess 1,) that I couldn't test as I don't have a DX11 card, but they appear to be just on/off switches for those effects.