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I saw in their discord someone who was having the same issue and mentioned that. I'm happy that it works kinda for folks, but personally it's a game I can live without at the moment and pick it up later once the complete edition is out and on sale.
...but what to put in there? 21:9 here.
For me, it is just when I am zooming for the aiming part. I got "scared" in the opening scenes in the castle, trying to fire the bow - the FOV was nuts, like your images states. I hear that people has done:
fiddle with the regular FOV, which does something for the horisontal FOV, then try:
cl_fov xx (XX a number for similar to the adjustable thing)
cl_fov y (y - not a number)
Not sure what it does, I will try these settings later when I get to the point where I have a bow or crossbow.
If you find a solution that works - let me know.