News - Call Of Duty Warzone 3 - Ultimate Beginners Guide & Tips (warzone 2)
So maybe try that out next. Let's go over a keyboard and mouse tip, and then we'll move on to the controller and some general settings. Within the game playay tab, scroll down and look for movement advanced settings. Here, change the walk speed to fast, as there is no reason to have this any slower.
You will basically fall behind and be slower if this is not selected for the controller. You want to set your button layout preset to Tactical. This will help you do the OG Call of Duty drop shots as it moves your crouch and is prone to your analog stick, meaning you can easily shoot while dropping on the floor.
For your aim response curve type, you have three options: standard, linear, and dynamic. You should test these and see what works for you, but many people find dynamic to be the best for them, so that's a pretty easy pick. Also, turn off controller vibration. You don't need your controller literally shaking while you're shooting and trying to aim.
It might feel cool, but it will make your aim better if you turn it off next in the aiming settings. Make sure your aim assist is, of course, turned on. This is your biggest advantage as a controller player. There's four different types with default precision. Focusing and Black Ops and now while this is up to your preference and you should test them and find the one you like the community favorite used to be default, but is now leaning towards Black Ops so with the new war zone 3 we recommend trying out the Black Ops setting, but find the one that works for you also make sure to test your controller dead zones with the new built-in Dead Zone settings it shouldn't matter too much with newer controllers but if you have an old controller that you have been using and abusing then you should test it out here as it might need adjusting, we also recommend lowering the trigger dead zone as it means pressing shoot or aim will react faster in game making a couple milliseconds.
Difference which could mean everything in a gunfight, for all control types here's some default settings your parachute Auto deploy should really be turned off unless you're struggling by dying as you fall out the sky by turning this off it means you will not aut deploy your parachute so you can manually activate it closer to the ground which means you can get on the floor faster loot quicker and beat other people dropping in around you also make sure the depleted ammo weapon switch is on this will help you out in clutch situations where you run out of ammo in your gun but you're trying to keep shooting, it will switch to your secondary automatically, and possibly save you and of course if you're having frame rate problems try playing in full screen and lowering your graphic settings to help even it out, next up of course we need to talk about parachute controls.
If you're not confident, the long drops might be for you, and this is where you try to land somewhere really far away from the flight path of the plane, which means you're less likely to encounter players early on in the match. For this, there's the classic parachute tactic of free-flying horizontally.
Until you use that horizontal, momentum and start going more so down at this point open your parachute and cut it straight away to repeat which will give you your horizontal, momentum back so you can quickly reach far away on the map without just gliding in your parachute meaning you will overtake other players taking it slow try it out and you'll be surprised by how far you can get doing this definitely give thought to the ways that you land and the speed at which you do it because this will help you win games remember dropping and looting before other players even just grabbing a gun first can make the difference in killing the players around you as they are still dropping in and figuring things out, and next you might be wondering, where is the best drop locations.
So far from our testing and seeing what other players are doing, it's similar to War Zone 2, where the denser, more built-up, and often named zones in the map have a higher amount of loot and usually higher quality loot than these smaller, random, unnamed areas and little buildings out on the outskirts.
There is a big random element to it so it's not always the case though the train is also back in War Zone 3 and this time it's even better, with loads of chests throughout it an ammo supply point and now a shop and radar station, the train is extremely, strong if you're good enough to secure it and keep it the chests often have kill streaks kitted out guns and it moves around the map so you can get around easily you can also now control the train at the front of it to stop it start it and reverse it meaning you have even more control over where it goes it's often a contested area other players will probably try and take it to so it's a more risky spot to go but it is very rewarding if you win and then there's the new backpack system.
War Zone 3 has a different system, but don't worry; it's actually pretty simple and streamlined. It does however mean if you put the gas mask on early you will have a bit of a vignette around your screen but don't worry it's really easy to see through the dedicated ammo slots in your backpack that we mentioned earlier there's a color-coded, loot Rarity system so you can more easily tell what is a custom Loadout weapon or a higher Rarity item versus the more default ones with no attachments, the contracts are much easier to see now as they are larger laptops making them easy to spot and pick up the Tactical map icons have also been improved and on the mini map people now firing unsuppressed weapons will pop up as a red dot just like they used to in the OG Call of Duty games the loot system has been improved to spread out loot more effectively and you have a tactical stance that is basically hip fire 2.0.
It's in between hip firing and advertising, essentially giving you extra movement but less accuracy, and it kind of stinks at the moment, so don't even bother trying it. There are also lots of horizontal zip lines around the roofs to allow for more rooftop travel, and that pretty much sums it up.
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