News - Best" Settings To Use For Warzone 2 After Update. Pc & Console - Season 2
What's good YouTube In today's article. This is also one of the most requested articles I have from all of Warzone 2. I want to give a huge shout out to Jordan Phoenix and Quickscope for my post notification. I have my fully updated settings after the season 2 updates, so without further ado, hop directly into them all right hopping directly into the settings starting in the controller tab because, of course, as you guys know.
I play controller in every single game. If you guys are keyboard or mouse players looking for specific keyboard amount settings. I unfortunately cannot help you with that, but for me. I hop into the controller tab, of course, because my aiming input device is a controller, with the default button layout because I do plan on using a scuff impact controller, having four paddles in the back, but I typically just use two, which allows me to bunny hop, drop, shoot, and loot.
That is your personal preference if you do want to run that. I have my flips L1, R1, L2, and R2 completely off, as well as the default stick layout and the controller vibration. I just feel like it's actually better to have it off for my Sensitivity I run seven seven, which I get a ton of comments about; a lot of people think I run a higher sensitivity, but ever since Warzone 2, coming from Warzone 1.
I actually turned it down from nine nine, and seven just makes me feel so comfortable on the map. My vertical aiming axis I have standard copy all the way through for my ads, and I have held for my change in Zoom shared input. I have Sprint tactical Sprint Focus, and I have no idea what that means for my automatic Sprint.
I have ATS, which actually allows me to just move my stick up and immediately tactical sprint, so I don't have to double-click the stick to activate my equipment. Behavior I have hold my weapon out I have ads plus melee my indirect reload, behavior is super important Four wars on two. Behavior: I am an outlier with this.
I've always run apply one, even all the way back to war zone one, which I know a lot of people love to run apply all, but for me I just feel like I have more control over my gunfights when I have it on apply one hopping, directly into the advanced tab of my target aim assist is on, of course you need the AMC's if you're on controller, and my aim assist type is Black Ops, which I know a lot of people switched back to default after Black Ops got nerfed, but for me I just feel way more comfortable with Black Ops.
My ad correction type is, of course, third person; my ad correction type is assist; and my gyro aiming is assisted. Of course, you can do that if you want to. My aim-response curve type is dynamic, which is by far the best curve type in the entire game. If you haven't looked into what all three of these do, you definitely need to do so.
Is 0.8, which I run across the board with my 77, enough to make it to where I could really beam long range with my ADX sensitivity transitioning? 05, my right stick eye 07, with the maximum being 0.99 on both, but one of the most important settings on your controller tab is the left trigger. Make sure to have these both on zero so you have no delay when you're shooting moving.
I have movement for the parachute. I have auto-deployment turned off, of course. As I always tell you guys, some of these settings are all personal preferences. If you don't like to have that on, you don't need to take it off for my sprinting door-bash. I have it on for my ledgehang; I have it mantled only for hopping.
In the combat behaviors. I have interrupt off, which is locked because I have it off; I am on medium; and of course, all this stuff is preference again, just random settings that don't really mean much. I have short delay and free look, and then for overlays, I have toggle moderate, and hold, of course.
Those are all my controller settings. Like I told you guys. I run on full screen exclusively because I've been told by so many different people that this is how you get your best results out of your PC, and for your gameplay display monitor. I have the Dell Aw2721d, which is the 1440p, 240Hz monitor.
I have an Nvidia GeForce 40 90 for my GPU. I plan a 240 refresh rate, and then, of course, like I said, I'm on 1440, but if we keep coming down, I am off automatic, off, and unlimited. Of course, those are settings that you can swap around all you want, but for vsync, you definitely want that off for your display game.
The monitor makes a difference. If you're just trying to play this game slightly more than casually, sRGB is for monitors while BT1886 is for big TVs, and for my brightness. I run at 50; you could definitely swap this down to 49 if you want to; it makes a very subtle difference, but I run at 50, and then I have HDR turned off.
Let's jump directly into the quality tab. I run at 100 rpm, which gives me exactly my 1440p resolution for my upscaling and sharpening. I run Fidelity FX with it turned all the way up to 100. My anti-aliasing is the filmic SMAA-T2X with normal quality, and the article scale is 80. What happened directly to the textures?
Like I always tell you guys. I pretty much run all of these on the lowest settings for my texture resolution, which I have on low, and then from there. What happened directly into the shadows and lighting is that I run normal off low high, low off. Of course, this is completely off, so none of this even matters.
Then you keep going; you have normal low, and then for the post-processing effects. I have on plus boost for my Nvidia reflex low latency with my depth of field off, my world motion blur off, and my weapon motion blur completely off. I've always had this, all the way back to the old Tick Tock days on Rebirth.
There is zero reason to run motion blur in your game; it looks absolutely horrendous, and then for my film grain, I have it completely low at zero, but that's it for my quality tab. Like I always tell you guys, I run the stuff on the lowest settings. I don't even run Nvidia filters, but these are all my graphics settings, which are up directly in the view settings for my field of view.
I run 120, which I've been doing all the way back from war zone one since dusk; it gives you the best possible field of view but also the best visual recoil. Make it so that most of your guns literally do not move at all, especially if your ad field of view is unaffected. I run wide for my third-person FOV; I run 90, and for my vehicle FOV, I run default.
