News - 1 Best Settings That Every Pro Uses Warzone 2
With the trees, whatever it is, it blends in very easily, so it's kind of hard to see, maybe pay attention to, or figure out, so that's something you want to change in this game, and that's going to be your neutral color. So your neutral color is going to be basically the ping that's going to be a big thing, so like if your teammate pings or if you ping something whatever, the color this is that's what the color is going to be, so let's say you want that to be, let's say, green to make it stand out more instead of the white.
Sensitivity
First of all, obviously, this is kind of a personal preference. I play with tactical flips on and controller vibration off, so it doesn't bother me while I'm shooting. Okay, so for sensitivity, I'm currently playing on 770.87. So obviously, especially in a game like War Zone, you need to beam kids and you need to shoot pretty straight, especially with our range, even though aim assist is a thing.
Even if you're a mouse and keyboard player, it's important to note that you want to be able to play on a lower sense, so I really recommend between six and eight, which is usually six, seven, or eight, and then 80 cents. You want to be around a six, so for example, if you do six, then one, and if you do seven, then zero.
Point eight seven or something like that, so that is a good way to lower your ads, even if I'm playing on a slightly higher level. I'm still having my EDS sense slower, so that way I can shoot very straight, so you can also mess around with the sensitivity multiplier. I don't really like doing that because it throws me off a little bit, and now for the next thing, so I have my automatic tactical sprint on.
I know there's another way to mess around with the setting, but I personally just like it this way. I may, in the future, mess around with the auto-forward thing, whatever that thing is, but I've been like a tactical spring. You just got to be careful when engaging in gunfights, and you know you've got to be ready to have your gun up, which you just get used to, and this is another big setting in Warzone 2: Prioritize.
Interact. Now, this is the old war zone setting where you know you pick up items really quickly and you can reload with square, but if you get into a gunfight or something, or if there's a lot of loot even and you're in square, it's always going to interact first and reload, so you have to hold, so people who tend to tap correctly and want to prioritize, interact, this is going to help you with that in that looting situation, and it's going to make the game feel easier in more ways.
Zone 2, armor plate Behavior apply all is another big thing you want to be able to run around run around while you're plating, not click it one by one because sometimes it doesn't register because maybe you'd hit a movement and it gets clunky.
Aim
Applying all of them will make it more smooth, For the next thing, obviously, you have "targeted aim assist" in the advanced tab. Aim is just typed, so apparently in Black Ops—I don't know if it was a secret nerf or if it was public—they nerfed it a little bit. I definitely felt it when I went to Warzone 2, which is usually when they release the big update.
I was on Black Ops. I'm back to default; I like Black Ops; I did it; it's just weird now; it feels weird now. It feels like it doesn't really help, which throws me off a little bit, so I went back to default. I've been playing really well, so I have default on, so you can kind of mess around with those two.
I would recommend either default or Black Ops for this gyro behavior, or gyro behavior, however you want to pronounce it. I think this is more important for PS5 controllers. I don't know, but I have this turned off because apparently it can affect your controller's aim-response curve type of dynamic behavior.
This is a big thing that I've been preaching since. MW2019; since 2019 NW Cold War Vanguard This game, like having it on dynamic, is harder to improve. That's why I recommend playing like six, seven, or eight and then getting used to Dynamic; it definitely is a little bit different, but it will, as I like to say, allow you to reach your full potential.
It maxes you out, so you play on Standard for a bit, you know, maybe practice your centering practice stream a little bit, but once you kind of get decent aim, then switch to Dynamic if you want. That way, you're already pretty good, and then you really can max out that potential. I have my AdSense multiplier focused on one ad, sensitivity transition timing set to instant, and custom sensitivity per zoom turned off.
Now the next thing are dead zones. Dead zones are a big thing in Call of Duty, especially for your controller player, and you need to understand that this is going to affect your aim in a negative way and, or, affect your movement in a negative way, so the left stick minimum is basically your movement stick.
I always have this at 0.01 or 0.02. Usually, you don't really get stick drift on your left stick; it's more so on your right stick because it's also really hard for your character to move by itself. So I have this on very low, so my controller reacts very quickly, and it's very sensitive to moving the right stick.
I have this set to 0.05, which is basically the default. That way, I can still control my aim. If you have this on too high, your dead zone basically gets increased, so now that you have less, the lower it is, the more you can do those little things. Adjustments, mid-gunfight, if you put on a higher Dead Zone, you're going to realize very quickly, like I dare you to test this out, go play on 0.25, aim around, go shoot, people are going to feel this heavy, you're going to feel like it's hard to like trace people sometimes, and then go all the way down to 0.05, and then you're going to be like, "This feels so smooth and clean and like loose, and like it feels so much better, and by default, and I think." and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, and I think, point.
I would really recommend investing or trying to get a new controller because it is going to affect you in a really bad way, so leave it be. stick Max 0.7, basically, is going to be like you think of it: your stick has to go all the way to hit the maximum speed on your controller, so 0.7 is basically going to be that it's going to lower that threshold so it's going to be closer, so you just move it a little bit and boom, you're already at the maximum.
This is going to allow you to basically sprint faster and move around faster; it's going to be your controller that is going to be slightly more responsive when it comes to moving, so I like to have this on a lower setting, you know, 0.7 or 0.75. If you get too low, it feels very weird, like your controller starts kind of bugging out a little bit because it's too low.
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