News - New" Best Settings For Rebirth Island. Warzone Graphics, Controller, Console, Pc - Warzone 2
Last season, it was my job to play the game. The better I do, the more money I make, so rest assured, these are going to be the best settings. That being said, I do play on a controller. I use an Xbox Elite V2. You can put on tactical; this means swapping your melee and your Crouch button so then you can have good aim and you can drop shot.
You can also go to bumper jumper or bumper jumper tactical. If you use bumper jumper tactical, you have the tactical built into the bumper jumper. The bumper jumper will allow you to jump with the bumper so then you can have good aim and you can jump shot, very crucial that you do one of those I heard stick and move is also pretty good bumper ping you can have that on off flip the bumpers with the Triggers on the default controllers you have to pull the trigger all the way down for it to register that you're going to be firing the gun, meaning that there's going to be a little bit of a delay if you swap it to the bumpers.
That's a button, so you can fire the gun a little bit quicker if you swap it to the bumpers for me on this controller. If I had a default controller, I would swap those two things for the layout preset default controller vibration. I know a lot of you guys like vibrating things but for the controller, do not have the vibration on it makes sense if you're firing your gun and your controller isn't shaking you should have better aim and you can do the micro adjustments a little bit more accurately and consistently it's going to be very weird at first but trust me once you get used to it it's going to be easy it just takes like a week or two kind of depends on how much you play dead zone inputs, super, super important I bet most of you guys have the wrong inputs on here so left stick Max I have mine on one this is basically the pressure I need to put on my left stick for my guy to start walking forward or just in general start moving if I have it on zero he's going to move by himself if I had it on one he doesn't left stick Max super important this where probably most of you guys have it at 99.
So if you think about it, this is like the movement stick; if you have it on 100 or, like, 99, that means you need to bring it from zero to 99 to get the full movement speed so you can move faster, and then if you have it on 65 or 75, you only need to move the stick to 65 or 75. To get to maximum movement speed, you can basically move faster.
If you have it on 65 or 75, you can activate that rotation assist a little bit easier, and it's a little bit awkward at 65, so keep it at 75 and then slowly lower it down to 65, right stick, min. I have mine on five. This is just, you know, the stick drift. This will remove the stick drift. But you don't want it too high; to me, six is way too high for where the gun isn't as responsive.
Like yes if you have a lot of stick drift you increase it to 10 you're not going to have any more Drift But then the your aim isn't going to be as responsive and it's harder to do those micro adjustments, so that's why I don't really recommend passing five some people do like a little bit higher and if you have it too low it's actually going to be a little bit too sensitive to where you're controlling like The Recoil, too much like you're compensating, recoil too much to where you will miss your shots even on a brand new controller so that's why I no matter what always have mine on three or five I've had this controller for a decent amount so I moved it from three to five right stick Max 99 left trigger right trigger this is just you know that threshold, this kind of goes with the bumper thing just have it on zero you can fire the gun a little bit quicker now for the aiming this is going to be sensitivity, which the sensitivity.
It's not for your aim; it's for your centering, which will lead to good aim, so when I go into the firing range. I will show you guys real quick that if I want to be able to win my gunfights. I need to have very good centering. To have good centering, see that with down the center of the screen, you need to make sure that is where an enemy could be, and then right where an enemy could be.
If there's an enemy, all you have to do is advertise and fire. You don't really need to like ads and drag them over; you don't want to do that; you just want to see ads. And fire, and then once you're firing, you would use your left stick to stay on target, and you would use your right stick to actually control the recoil, so that when you're strafing, you activate your rotational aim.
It's just that all the keyboard and mouse players hate me right now, and then you use this one to aim—no, sorry, use your left stick to aim and use the right stick to control—the recoil and to have good centering, which if you have too much sensitivity, you'll do fine; you'll get very used to it.
I can compete in the iridescent lobbies of 2020 sensitivity. But I'm not going to be as consistent with my centering, making it so I can lose some gunfights, and so overall, the moral is don't think about the settings too much or else it's going to get in your head because you can get good with any of them; just find the one that you're consistent with, with typically all the pros are going to be between six and eight.
I know on war zone you can be a little bit higher you can get up to like 10 and stuff but usually you never see anyone past 10 keep it around there so you have good center and making it easier to win your gunfights also when you hit that first shot it's going to make it so then now you have a assist helping you control the recoil making it easier to hit the next shots, always hit the first shot on the gunfight and you'll win every gunfight now ads sensitivity multiplier doesn't really matter too much I can get used to any of them I just found myself being most consistent at 0.95.
Typically, you want to be between 8 and 1.0; nothing really past that. You can also go into a private match if you do have the multiplayer game. You can go on the private match and play against bots for a long time and just get you know and find the sensitivity that works out best for you. Now this stuff doesn't really matter too much; you don't really ever need tactical stance, so I usually turn that off and then aim response curve type.
