American streamer TimTheTatman said that the screen size doesn’t matter in Verdansk while playing on the Dallas Cowboys’ Jumbotron screen.
Some people assume that the bigger the screen, the better the gaming experience. However, it isn’t true. Bigger screens are best suited for watching movies and shows and not for gaming.
According to Gizbuyer Guide, bigger screens tend to have a lot more lag, increase overall head movement, and takes up more space. Also, smaller screens are standard at esports tournaments.
A lot of gamers who play on TV have experienced that someone kills them even before they saw them. This happens because latency is high in TV as compared to PC.
However, Timothy John Betar, popularly known as TimTheTatman has a different opinion on the screen size.
TimTheTatman Plays CoD On The Big Screen
Tim has recently partnered with Complexity gaming. Tim said that joining the Complexity team has been an amazing journey. He has followed Complexity’s success and he is impressed with their commitment to winning in top-tier esports and the loyalty of their fans.
Stadium fireworks to celebrate @TimTheTatMan getting a legitimate Warzone kill on a 160 foot screen pic.twitter.com/lfZ7x2V8Dw
— Dexerto (@Dexerto) September 28, 2021
The streamer has started an AT&T Roadshow where he streams from different locations.
Initially, he played at the NFL squad’s stadium with Ezekiel Elliott. After this, the streamer decided to play on the big screen. The screen was 160 feet wide and 72 feet tall.
Now, it is known the games don’t run smoothly on such a big screen. However, Tim left no stone unturned and played the game on the big screen.
According to Dexerto, there was pyrotechnics when he got kills, relentless support from his teammates, and a conclusion worthy of the Guinness Book of World Records.
The legend @TimTheTatman really got to celebrate a Warzone dub with @dallascowboys pyrotechnics ?pic.twitter.com/LYm4NxZbLI
— DEXERTO Call of Duty Esports News (@DexertoIntel) September 28, 2021
Ultimately, Tim won the game. He got only four kills and under 1,000 damage. By winning the game, Tim has proved that screen size doesn’t matter while playing the game.
