News - The Best Controller Sniping Settings On Warzone 2

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I do this with every Cod now, so I'm just going to show you guys my settings. This is a mixture of my personal preferences and those of my friends and articles that I've watched, so yeah, let's get right into it. First, we're going to start off with the controller settings. I am on the PS5, and I don't know if any of you know that, because I'm pretty sure there are a lot more settings on the PC, but I'm pretty sure most of the controller settings are the same.

This is just a personal preference. I kind of find it annoying, but when you're sniping, it's not really that big of a deal, but yeah, for all default button layouts, this trigger effect is really an KN. I definitely would recommend turning it off because it makes your triggers feel really stiff, and it's just unplayable.

This is the most important part, in my opinion, of the settings. This is what makes your shot really crisp, so starting off with the left stick minimum, you put it at 10. This is a personal preference. I have it on 10; you can put it on zero. This just helps a lot with things like sprinting and stuff.

Putting your left joystick up makes it way more responsive. I would do around 10 to 5; you could do zero, but you might get more stick drift, so I like to keep it on 10 left sticks. Max, I keep it on default now. This one is a personal preference as well. I have mine very low, at three. You can put it on zero, but it's really sensitive, and on top of that, you will probably get stick drift.

This is important too when you're aiming in, so as soon as you touch a left joystick, it kind of just responds. This is also a personal preference. You could put this at zero, but it's different than aiming because as soon as you press the trigger, it just shoots. Obviously, the lower it goes, the more sensitive it is.

You could shoot by accident if you put it really low, so I would just leave it at 13 now for aiming. I play on 2020 sensitivity; I've been playing on high sensitivity for, like, I don't even know how long now. If you really want to get good at sniping, I definitely would recommend getting good with high sensitivity; it just helps, like you know, with the snappy shots and stuff, so then you go down here.

I'm pretty sure these are all default; these are all standard. Now this one's also a personal preference, but most people that I know use Dynamic; it just makes the response time really sensitive and stuff really good for sniping and snapping onto people. I used to use Standard, like at the beginning of the Cold War, but as soon as I changed the dynamic, I became way better.

It just feels so much more responsive, especially if you're on a PC. You have way less controller delay. It's amazing that this is the default. I'm pretty sure these are all default, and of course Target Aim assists. Near the end of MW2. I did Precision, then they nerfed Precision, and it just didn't feel as good, so like at the beginning of MW3.

I was using Precision, and then I switched to Focusing, and Focusing is definitely the best one. The best way to explain focusing is that it feels like Cold War precision. The game is wonky with the aim assist. I'm not going to lie; that's why I don't understand why people complain about sniping, like your aim assist will turn on and off, but I think focusing is definitely the most consistent one; this is the default.

This is all default. I'm pretty sure now we go to game play automatic Sprint off Sprint tactical. Behavior toggle, auto-move forward off—there's a lot of people that use automatic Sprint. I do not like it, and the reason why I use single tap run instead of automatic sprint is because a lot of the time in these lobbies there's people that just don't move, like I've noticed there's like the play style of just sitting a doorway and if you have automatic sprint on man, you can't stop you got to pull back in the joystick, which I find really annoying, and especially in free-for-all in my lobbies there's a lot of kids that just stand at doorways, kind of have to have your gun up and like walk around the corner, that's what I would recommend, but I only play free-for-all, so probably in, you know.

TDM or dominance—maybe automatic sprints are better. I'm pretty sure these are all. Now we go to graphics. On-demand texture streaming is on. It all depends on your internet. I have pretty good internet, so I turn it on, but if you start getting packet bursts and, like, you start lagging, definitely turn it off.

So, World Motion Blurred is off. Weapon Motion Blurred is off. If you're going for clips, 100% turn these off, especially if you're going to send them to an editor. They hate working with motion blur. Plus, in my opinion, motion BL is kind of annoying on the eyes; film grain all the way to zero; there's no point to having this on; it's literally just an effect that's on the game by default, which I really don't understand the depth of field on.

Pretty sure these are all default if I'm not mistaken; of course, 20 HZ refresh rate on; like I said. I'm on console; obviously, people on PC have like, you know, 200 to 300 frames and stuff your max out at 120 HZ; my field of view; 120 ads field of view affected weapon field The view is wide; this is also a personal preference.

I like it wide; it just looks a lot better, in my opinion. The rest are just defaults or what I had with MW2, so I'm just going to scroll. Down, now audio I have headphones, master volume is 60. I definitely would turn this down, gameplay music is off. I find it really annoying dialog volume's on effects volume, this is like the gun sounds voice chat volume is 16, cinematic music volume zero war track volume 100 These four are the default Open Mic sensitivity of 68; I'm pretty sure the rest are.

I think the only thing that I've changed here is the crosshairs, so I have the center dot. This is really helpful when sniping. I run the default size, which is the one on the left. It just really helps with centering when you're sniping, and these. I'm pretty sure, are all: default. I'm pretty sure that's it other than my account network settings, which I don't really want to show, but yeah, that wraps up the article.

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