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Keep posting your opinions guys, it only increases the likelihood of someone sharing how to disable the DOF effect here ;)
This is the stupidest thing I've ever read. There are many cases where using both eyes open with magnified optics partially or during fire is actually trained.
Regardless of this, it is completely irrelevant to the weapon Depth of field in many places of this game. When you are just walking around, your gun is blurry towards the buttstock. If you are looking at your gun on your screen, it is presumed that you are looking at the gun, therefore it should be in focus.
You can keep the blur for suppression, you can even make the view outside PIP scopes etc. anyway, this discussion is about the Depth of field on WEAPONS.
Using fictional statements about stuff that isn't about looking at the weapon is just pointless.
I was being sarcastic.