News - This Is How To Get The Most Aim Assist Warzone 2 Ranked Play
I get like anything could happen, you know. I get some leg J where I rest my arms on my leg, and that causes a little bit of aim movement, and that's why personally. I don't have zero dead zone. I know there may be quite a few pros that maybe use like Z one or two dead zones. But personally, I like to have five just because it gives you that little bit of leeway where you know you're potentially just in that 1 vs.
1 situation it's round 11, and you don't want to accidentally hit a slight input and just slightly whiff your aim off center. But at the end of the day, it's all about what feels most comfortable for you. Like I said, I would recommend anywhere in that range of 0 to 10. 0 to 10 area like I said personally, I've always pretty much used five in every single game; therefore, it's just that there's a lot of muscle memory as well.
You know, you're not necessarily going to feel it too much, but if you're always used to 5% Dead Zone input, on the right stick, across every single game you play, that's always going to transfer well over into whatever game you're playing with the same dead zones. Therefore, your brain doesn't essentially have to learn—kind of, you know.
I moved the stick this far and then it engaged; it's always used to that certain number, but I do know quite a few people that you know maybe play on two or three, but again, with those dead zones like I was discussing. Potentially you might have an issue where if You' have moved your dead zone down to zero and you've got stick drift your camera might slowly do this where it's just slowly rotating and that just means that your controller has stick drift where it's essentially the right stick is slightly broken where you'll just slowly rotate around some peop might be faster some peop might be this bad and the worse your stick drift this, the higher your dead zone input needs to be on the minimum because therefore you just end up being dead straight like that and if you do have quite severe stick drift sorry where potentially your thing's moving like this I would recommend getting a new controller because like I said with zero dead zones m stays dead center in the middle.
So if you have really bad stick drift. I definitely would recommend getting a new controller because it's probably not even just that right stick that's broken; potentially other things on a controller might have been really worn down over time. Now going into the settings as well as back on the controller settings under aim assist type, you want to be making sure that you are using one of the two, so you want to be making sure that using either default or Black Ops.
I would never recommend using precision of focusing. I've made some articles on this before, so essentially, when you're using Black Ops as a system, this is a lot more of a I would say an AR style aim assist where if you set up holding Lanes it's really good at those medium to long range gunfights where it's proper sticky it's really heavy on the target so when you combine that with the rotational aim assist Black Ops becomes so good to use, especially if that suits your play St more but then with default it's kind of a bit more in between you know it's maybe not quite so strong at those longer ranges so when you are using that rotational aim assist it's really good to use.
But at those shorter ranges, because the problem is with Black Ops, sometimes what I found is that yeah, it's fantastic at medium- to long-range gunfights, but then when someone's super close to you, say, for example, someone slides you around the corner, you know, it essentially tries to break your camera by sliding right next to you or underneath you.
Your Black Ops aim can sometimes get a bit frozen in place, so I do find that the default is a lot more snappy in those proper closed-quarter situations, especially when I play at the higher rank, such as Crimson or Iridescent. I definitely do find that default is better personally for my experience because I've had it before where, you know.
I'm using Black Ops, but then people at those iridescent ranks love to play really hyper aggressive compared to potentially people at lower ranks, and therefore, you know, when someone's prop it in your face, you really need to win a key 1 V one gun fight in your own spawner control, for example. Black Ops can potentially get you killed, so it's all just about finding what's better for your personal preference.
You know, at the start of this game, I was really enjoying Black Ops, but as a player personally, I like to use default. I've not really changed up to Black Ops 2 much recently, so again, it's all just about finding your personal preference, but I definitely would not recommend using precision or focusing to get the most out of your aim, assist, and then just continuing on from a assist is obviously what's in a previous article as well with aim response curve types, so I'll put on the screen now a picture of what from exclusive A's article of the different types of aim response curve types, and they're all quite similar.
Well, I did make a article before explaining how with linear. Linea is going to be a lot more snappy and responsive because Dynamic is like a scurve type, which means that. The responsiveness at the start isn't poent potentially super high at the like first 5 to 10% but then afterwards it's a lot more Snappy however with linear it's instantly Snappy off the rip so if you do get used to it I think linear can be extremely good but again at the end of the day it's always about finding what's best for personal preference but I definitely would NE not recommend playing on standard I'd always recommend dynamic or linear dep dependent on your personal preference, and next up in order to incorporate you know these ways to improve, your utilization of a assist in the game you want to be making sure that you're centering opponents correctly when you're playing the game so what I mean by centering is that you want to have the center dot which if you don't have the center dot enabled you want to go into the settings interface down to crosshairs here hit show more and you want to have your Center dot on, and you can always change the scale I think some pros like they use the largest one I just like having the Senter one on and essentially that's always going to be where you end up adsing when you aim.
In, so what I mean by centering here is like when you're running around Corners you want to be centering where you can expect people to be so therefore you're not running around the corner like this and then thinking I need to I'll shoot someone there your first thought straight away is Right someone could be in this corner like when you jump around corner you're pre- aiming on headies like that I was pre- aiming obviously the bot isn't going to sit on the head there, but my thought process there is I'm going to jump shot around the corner cuz quite often in rank play people s on here rather than running here thinking where are people there's someone there and I'm already dead, by centering.
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