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As you may know by now. Modern Warfare 3 has the movement mechanics a lot more emphasized compared to Modern Warfare 2, so in War Zone we are going to feel that big difference now, so it's really important we have the right button layout. For standard controller users, whether you're on a PC. Playstation, or Xbox.
I do recommend using tactical or bumper jumper tactical, and the reason for that is that slide canceling is back; it's not as broken as it used to be, but it is absolutely back. So by using tactical or bumper jumper tactical, it means that our right analog is now used to go prone, go crouching, and slide.
And I'll just hide my camera here so you can see exactly what's changing on the buttons. As you can see, b or o is now mellow, and then those important movement mechanics are all on the right stick, and obviously that just means it's much easier to have good movement around the map while still being able to aim.
Now, like I said, you can go one step further and go on bumper jumper tactical, so that allows you to jump with the left bumper, meaning things like jump shotting are also much easier, but for a lot of players, it's kind of tricky to get used to, and if you don't play tactical already, that might be too much of a difference.
So for now stick to that, and if you really want to get ahead of your opponent, you can even go one step further and flip your triggers and your bumpers so at the moment of course our right trigger, is to shoot so if we enabled this our right bumper would be shoot and the reason you might want to do this is that essentially you can click this Bumper in much quicker than you can click the trigger in so you can just shoot quicker then as we come down the list here, we have things like controler vibration, of course that's up to you, but then we have dead zone inputs.
Now this is one of the settings you do want to pay attention to. My advice that I always share is to have these minimum settings: As low as they can go until you get stick drift, and by stick drift. I mean when you're not actually at your controller and you're holding it and moving around. Yet your character might still move around or the aim might move around so it would just be slight off center, that just means you've got worn analogs but you can fix that in the settings no problem so in the perfect Universe we have this all the way on zero unfortunately for me I'm on four but it's really not too bad so to get your perfect setting if you do have stick drift is to just put these up by one, go back into the game see if you've got stick drift if you have go up again until basically you stop having it but I do warn against having these a little bit too high is essentially, they can cause input delay then finally for Dead Zone we come to the trigger dead zones and just like the analoges we want this as low as we can go now we go across to the aiming Tab and here we have sensitivity.
Now there's no one right answer for this, and I know some people like cranking it up to 20, and somehow they can actually manage that that's not what you have to go to be good at the game. I mean, a lot of Call of Duty Pros run somewhere between 6 and 8, for example. Generally, with this setting, you want it as high as you can go until you start missing your shots, so for me, that turned out to be around 6 or 7, which might be a little bit embarrassing.
I would recommend you put these settings on slightly higher than you're comfortable with, but then go down to the sensitivity multiplier and put this down to 080. So this allows you to have that super fast sensitivity when you're looking around and running around the map, but when you actually aim, your sensitivity is going to be slightly lower.
Making it much easier to shoot people, then if you do alter your ad-sensitive multiplier, I recommend doing that for the tactical stance as well as the aim response curve type. I've got mine on Dynamic, and actually, the differences between these are incredibly subtle, so if you are new to the game or you consider yourself a casual.
I wouldn't worry about the setting too much, and I won't go into Mega detail here, but essentially, these settings can speed up or slow down the initial phase of movement with your analog compared to what's actually happening on the screen. So with dynamic, when we move our analogs, it's actually slightly quicker in the initial phase and then slows down, and then standard is the opposite: when we move our analogs, it's initially a little bit slower before speeding up, and then linear is kind of what you would imagine the standard setting to be; it's just whatever you click in your analogs, which is exactly what's happening on the screen now.
I'm just used to running Dynamic at this point because I've been running it for years, so that's what I run, and I will admit that many pros do use this as well, but if you are going to be using a mixture of SMGs and Sniper assault rifles, linear is actually the best option to go for the ad sensitivity.
Transition timing Put this on instant, which just means that the point8 setting we've just set up here actually applies instantly when we aim in the aim assist. Of course, we want this enabled, and for the aim assist type, I would recommend using Black Ops. The Modern Warfare 3 engine does seem to slightly favor Black Ops in terms of the strength of an assist, although there's not a lot in it.
Last but not least, we come to gameplay, and we start with an automatic sprint. Here, I recommend that you use automatic tactical sprinting. This just means that you have to push up on your left analog, and you'll go straight into that tactical sprint, so we're much quicker around the map, and we just have better movement for the ground mantle.
I recommend switching this off automatically. Airborne mantle put this on partial for automatic, ground mantle hang switch this off as well, and the reason we want to change these mantle settings is that sometimes the map can become what I call a little bit sticky, so when you're running around the map trying to do some of these different movement mechanics or maybe you're trying to get in a jump-up spot somewhere.
Sometimes the automatic settings can make you do things you don't want to be doing, so for example, you might want to jump-shot someone in the middle of a gunfight if you left these settings on standard. There's a chance you'll end up just jumping and vaulting over things. For slide and dive behavior, this one's a little bit subjective, but I personally like slide only now.
