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Welcome to FOV 90, an FPS column from staff writer Morgan Park. Every week, I’ll be covering a topic relevant to first-person shooter enjoyers, spanning everything from multiplayer and singleplayer to the old and the new.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

I can’t think of a time when I was solely obsessed with a singular FPS. Even at the height of a 2,000+ hour, multi-year relationship with Rainbow Six Siege, I still regularly played some Call of Duty and Overwatch with friends. That lack of focus probably explains why I was good but never great at Siege, but it’s all part of a healthy FPS rotation.<\/p>\n

That’s a thing we all have, right? A handful of shooters we bounce between throughout the year? Maybe you do it for your favorite singleplayer campaigns, or perhaps it’s not even a conscious exercise, but it’s natural to ebb and flow between familiar shooters that scratch different itches.<\/p>\n

Earlier this year, I started keeping track of my FPS rotation. I used Backloggd<\/a>\u2014a journaling site that’s basically Letterboxd for games\u2014to make a living list of the shooters I’m always playing, but never at the same time.<\/p>\n

Right now, my FPS rotation is at 10. Here’s what I got:<\/p>\n