News - How To Have "perfect Aim. Warzone 2. Tips To Improve Your Accuracy Call Of Duty Warzone 2
So you're sitting there playing Modern Warfare 3 or War Zone, and you shoot a guy first for what feels like 30 bullets, and he turns around and drops you in just three or four shots. Well, guys, there's a huge problem in this game regarding accuracy, shooting first, dying first, and all that kind of stuff, and today I have nine tips I want to share with you guys to have perfect aim and help you win almost every single one of your gunfights, no matter what the distance is, so let's get into it.
Guys, today we're looking at Modern Warfare 3 and War Zone tips. They work hand in hand. Let's get straight into it. There's going to be that one who says I got a 4.5. We all know he's a liar. Let's get into number one, guys, and I want to talk about distance. Okay, we're talking short range; we're talking mid-range; we're talking long range.
There's three different ways that you get to start shooting your weapon depending on the distance, and three different ways you get to look at every single type of gunfight all right, so if you're close range, what I always suggest doing is start shooting. As you start aiming down sights and aiming for the head okay once you start shooting as you're shooting as you're aiming down sights your bullets are going to hit in the hip fire before you actually ads if you're one of those type of players who waits until you're fully ads.
If you start shooting, you're losing valuable shots. One or two shots could hit that enemy before you even advertise, meaning you're going to win that gunfight. If he's not doing that, it's just way better for you. Also, in close range, you want to aim for the head because you're really close. The head is such an easy target to hit, and he deals the most damage, so go ahead and do that for close range, but when we get to midrange, you want to still hold the trigger in your gunfights.
You don't want to tap fire; you want to continue holding that trigger down, but this time I would suggest aiming for the upper chest rather than the head because of how far the enemy actually is; he will appear to be a lot smaller, and the head at this point just becomes a bad target to aim for a chot; it's not viable at all.
The recoil of your gun If you're aiming at the head at mid-range. I'm talking 30 to 40 m, and he starts shooting back at you and you get Flinch, you're going to be missing some shots, and those you're not going to be hitting those valuable head shots, you're going to be shooting over his head, and again, it's just not worth it.
Now long range is the final range I want to talk about, and there are a few different ways you can go about long range gunfights. If you have a really good gun that doesn't have much recoil, you could just hold down and trigger the whole time, but the further the enemy gets, even with a weapon like the SVA 545.
Unless you're a freak, that's not going to be good, man. It's just that it's really hard to remain accurate and actually snap onto people with such high sensitivity as well, so I would recommend anywhere between like a six and like a 13, maybe somewhere around there would be pretty good, but again, it's up to you guys; it's whatever you're comfortable at.
If you like 2020 and you play really well at that, definitely go for it now. Ads sensitivity This is your sensitivity. When you're aiming down sights, I would suggest lowering that just a little bit to like 095 or 90. And this is going to help you just glue on the enemies a lot easier now. Number three is not really a tip but more of a suggestion, and I would ask you guys to get a pair of control freaks, man.
It's Nick, you're going to save yourself 10%, all that kind of good stuff, but what I really like about these is that they help your accuracy tremendously. I just want people who play with control. Peaks will always swear by them, and I cannot play without them, so definitely go ahead and do that.
Let's move on to number four here, guys, and this is one that I always say at the end of the article, but I'm going to say it at the beginning because I know there's a couple of people who don't really go all the way to the end of articles and stuff, but when you're playing against bots in a private match, it's going to help you tremendously.
Okay, and I really recommend this all the time. If you have trouble aiming or if you're having a bad day, you're playing a few games, but your accuracy is just not there. Go into a private match and put the full enemy teams on, okay? So if you can fit six, put it on; if you can fit 10, put it on; and make sure that you have zero enemies on your team.
You want them to be on a team so they don't shoot at each other. You want to have all the accuracy for yourself. Put unlimited kills on. Try to get like two or 300 kills on them. Make sure the radar is always on; it doesn't matter; you actually want to know where they are so you can start aiming at them, start shooting them a lot quicker, and set the bots to recruit.
No aim assist You want to turn aim assist off, set it to head shot only, and put the health to the maximum. All right, guys, this is going to force you to go for those head shots. You're not going to have assists helping you out, and it's just going to help you guys a lot better so that when you actually do go back online and start playing multiplayer or war zone again, make sure to put an assist back on.
Don't forget, I've forgotten a few times and it really messes you up, but turn it back on and you guys are just going to see your accuracy is going to be so good. You're going to feel like you're actually cheating, so definitely go ahead and do that. Make sure that you get like two or 300 kills while doing that.
It's going to help you guys out a lot, moving on to number five. I want to say, man, you got to keep your crosshairs exactly where you think the enemy is going to be, and your crosshair, by the way, is that little circle in the middle of your aiming pretty much that little dot where you're always aiming when you're not aiming down sights, that little dot, and those four little lines that make a cross in the center of your screen, that's your crosshair, right?
It's hard to explain, but you know what I'm talking about if you see an enemy run into a building, for example. Make sure that you're pointing at a window or a door that you think he's going to pop out from this way once you actually do see him there, and if you're still moving and stuff but you keep your crosshair there, all you have to do is advertise.
And you're going to be shooting him super fast; he's going to have to, like, readjust his accuracy to aim at you and stuff; it's just going to work out in your favor now. Don't run around the map with your crosshairs pointed at the floor. Don't run around the map again with your crosshairs pointed at the sky.
