News - Best "pro Player" Warzone Settings For Season 2 Reloaded
Setting this to slide only would make your slide about 30% faster, but they've just added an update where it's now hybrid, basically where you tap to slide, or if you tap it while sprinting, you'll do a dive. Now there's that really nice mechanic in War Zone where if you jump off a building and you do like a dolphin dive and then pull your shoot, you'll get like a little speed boost, so it's nice to be able to do that again, so make sure you set that to hybrid, and yeah, guys, the rest of the settings, you just want to copy them down here, prioritize interact if you play War Zone, and tap to reload if you're talking multiplayer.
And yeah, I think that's it for the rest of the controllers. Settings now.
Best graphic settings
I want to talk about graphic settings, guys. If you play console, these display and quality settings—you know, it's going to be really hard for me to be able to tailor these towards a console full-screen exclusive. If you are gaming and you are taking this game seriously, when you're playing, you want to be an exclusive.
If you want to tab out, change the boardless, then tab out; otherwise, you're going to get all kinds of problems with me being on my PC. I want to try to play exclusive as much as possible; it hurts your input delayr, you'll get stutters, and you'll get hitching. There's all kinds of stuff that you won't even realize's happening, especially if you're on a low-end PC.
You need to be playing exclusive; trust me, it's going to make a night and day difference, and yeah, 240, HZ monitor 440. You know how we do it, and then yeah, go down pretty much and copy all these down. I don't really know what this eco-mode thing is; it keeps resetting all the time. I would like to set it to custom, but honestly, I don't know what it is.
Frame rate limit: set your menu frame rate limit to 60. This is just going to keep your GPU nice and cool while you're stowing the menu. You see, here I'm at 45, and then when I'm in the game, it'll go up to about 65. The rest of it is, yeah, just copy that down now for the quality settings. I'm going to just literally fly through these and copy them down.
The Fidelity FX card is the number one set, with strength anywhere between 80 and 100. This just helps your visibility so much; if you're not using it, you're going to really struggle to be able to see things like DLSS, which is really good for frames, but it's so bad for visibility. You just want Fidelity F cards.
Trust me, even consoles have this, so if you're on console, definitely make sure you put this on it's such a big difference and yeah just feel free to copy all these down these are basically tailored towards getting the best frames, possible we don't want to sacrifice too much quality we still want to be able to see what's on the map they going to look just fine in game but it's going to get you the best frames possible for review I played 11 7 field of view a bit weird but I think 120 is just slightly too much I don't know why ads field of view unaffected, if anyone is playing independent field of view in 2024.
I don't know how you made it this far. Yeah, change that to affected. You'll thank me later. Weapon Field View set to wide motion blur is all off if you play with motion blur. One thing I can't understand is motion blur. I think some keyboard and mouse players do it, but yeah, if you're on a controller, there's no chance, so all these camera movements are the least. And yeah just before we go onto the audio settings guys I do have some secrets source for graphics SS now I'm going to mention this guy a couple times in these next couple segments but I use a filter, by a guy called Art Is War, this is basically just it was designed for AX stand really just to make the Shadows a little bit brighter it's kind of cool I've been playing around with it a bit recently it does definitely look quite nice he has a few different options as you can see here but if you check out his article on it he'll explain it far better than I can he'll show you exactly how to set it up what it looks like which one's best for you, however if you don't really want to mess around with all that what I would recommend doing is if you go to your desktop, yeah if you go to your desktop.
Secret sauce graphic settings
You right-click on it, and if you select the Nvidia control panel, you won't even need any of these filters. This is what I've used for pretty much the longest of times, so I've just turned off these filters now. As you can see, everything will probably look a little bit darker on your end, but if you copy these exact settings here, set the brightness to 55.
Contrast 55, gamma to 1.12. Digital vibration all the way up to 75. The game is going to look amazing. This is what I've used literally since, I want to say, the beginning of Caldera. This is the way to go. This is going to make everything look so much brighter. It's going to bring your game to life.
You're going to see things in the dark a lot better. And yeah, if you can't be bothered to install all those filters, just go to your control panel, set , and you're good to go.
Best audio settings
Last but not least, audio settings have been a really hot topic in the War Zone competitive scene recently. Because there is some secret source for PC users.
First things first, you definitely want to set your audio mix to a PC speaker. This is going to make your footsteps the loudest and clearest. I mentioned this guy called Art Is War, and he's essentially known in the scene for having some godlike audio sentences. He's got a whole guide on his YouTube channel on how to basically turn up enemy footsteps.
Turn down all the kinds of sounds that you don't need to hear just so you can focus purely on their footsteps. Cinematics, music on zero gameplay, music on zero—I don't want to see anyone listen to the music in the game, and then, of course, you've just got your voice chat stuff and all that good stuff.
Now I don't really touch any of this; I don't even use any of the in-game features for conversations.
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