Quake Pro + Swiftness = Regret

[Ken_kaneki_002]

I accidentally upgraded the Swiftness enchant on my pickaxe to max, and now it's super annoying. I usually play on Quake Pro FOV, so when I hold the pick, everything looks too fast. To fix it, I lower my FOV to 80 — but then, when I switch to another item, everything feels way too slow. Is there any way to remove enchantments?

 

[King_Pr0]

I accidentally upgraded the Swiftness enchant on my pickaxe to max, and now it's super annoying. I usually play on Quake Pro FOV, so when I hold the pick, everything looks too fast. To fix it, I lower my FOV to 80 — but then, when I switch to another item, everything feels way too slow. Is there any way to remove enchantments?

If you want to disable the enchant you can click on it inside your Pickaxe enchants to modify it, then just press on "toggle enchant."

 

[Funberry65]

I accidentally upgraded the Swiftness enchant on my pickaxe to max, and now it's super annoying. I usually play on Quake Pro FOV, so when I hold the pick, everything looks too fast. To fix it, I lower my FOV to 80 — but then, when I switch to another item, everything feels way too slow. Is there any way to remove enchantments?

Try adjusting ur fov it will help make it not too slow either not too fast just make it neutral

 

[kalliellison]

I accidentally upgraded the Swiftness enchant on my pickaxe to max, and now it's super annoying. I usually play on Quake Pro FOV, so when I hold the pick, everything looks too fast. To fix it, I lower my FOV to 80 — but then, when I switch to another item, everything feels way too slow. Is there any way to remove enchantments?

Thanks for information! was helpful

 

[Josuee_Gordon]

I accidentally upgraded the Swiftness enchant on my pickaxe to max, and now it's super annoying. I usually play on Quake Pro FOV, so when I hold the pick, everything looks too fast. To fix it, I lower my FOV to 80 — but then, when I switch to another item, everything feels way too slow. Is there any way to remove enchantments?

Every player has used a different Field of View (FOV) based on their choice. But I would recommend that the 85-95 FOV range be considered very good and normal.