News - Top 5 Tips And Settings To Get Started And Improve Warzone 2. 0
10 key settings
And in today's article, I'm going to be giving you guys the five best tips when you're first starting off in Warzone 2. That being said, let's get straight into it and start off with my number one tip. To start off, you are going to go under your controller's settings.
11 interact behavior
You would usually press square or tap square to use things to open crates, close doors, and things like that, but for some reason the default setting this year was on tap to reload, which means you'd be holding to open Chess or to pick up things, and it was just honestly a pain, so I play on tap to interact, which means that as you are playing on the controller.
I can actually press square one time, and that will open up chests and close doors and interact, which means that I have to hold square to reload, but I feel like there are way more times that I am interacting with crates and things like that than I am reloading. And that's what the same settings I used to play on in Warzone 1 were, which really helped.
12 plating behavior
The next setting that is very important is making sure that your armor plate behavior is set to apply all again. The default setting is going to be apply one, so there are many times at the beginning when I would actually be playing and I would think that I would only have to hold triangle one time to play and it would only put on one plate, and then I would go into a fight and not know that I was missing one or two plates if I had on a satchel.
That's the last setting I want to touch for my console players now, who also have FOV.
13 fov (console now included!)
Let's get it, my countrymen. Finally, at FV, RCPC had it, but it's going to be your field of view option now. Me personally. I like to play at 120 FPS, which is going to be the maximum FPS, so that you can see your map, the enemies that you're fighting, and really have a good range of sight as you're playing now.
If this is kind of too wide for you, I would say 105 or 110 is honestly perfect. The one thing that's going to be very important that a lot of people also did not change is making sure you turn your first-person camera movement to 50; I believe the default is at 100. Defaults at 100 percent. As you're running around fighting, things like that cause your screen to shake unnecessarily, which is the default option.
The next thing is the weapon field of view. With this option weapon field of view, you can actually make your gun smaller on your screen, which means you're going to be seeing even more of the map and the things in front of you.
20 landing spots
I'm going to be showing you guys the best place to land and the best contract to grab right now. On the high-rise map in Almadra City, in Al Madrid City, there's the high-rise map, and then beside that building, it's a little like a bank-type building on the right. This bank building is my favorite place to land because you can go in there now, mind you, it is becoming more of a known spot, so there could be a couple players there, as you'll see I fought one person in the clip, but overall, if you are looking to get your loadout to teammates or to just have a really good early game, start here.
Is the place to land you. You can go in here, open up the cash registers that are on the three different shelves, and also just get the money from the shelves, and you can leave sometimes with fifteen thousand dollars or more. In the clip here, you'll see that I left with sixteen thousand, but there isn't a time that I don't leave that building with under eight thousand dollars.
You can actually buy your favorite primary from buy stations, so that means it's five thousand dollars to buy a primary, and then it's going to be four thousand dollars to raise your teammates by the end of this article. It helps.
30 contracts and economy
The channel is getting straight into tip number three now, and it's going to be the best contract to grab. I would definitely advise, if you are going to do this contract off the cuff, that you grab a helicopter, a vehicle, or something like that to make sure that you can get from safe to safe pretty quickly with.
40 loadout system
The tip number four here is that I'm going to be showing you guys how to use the loadout system effectively.
As you guys know, in War Zone one we had obviously you could obviously either buy a loadout or get free loadouts relatively early in the game. In War Zone 2, that is completely different. If you guys don't know, you can actually do contracts, get money, and buy one weapon from them at a buy station, so that means you can buy your primary weapon or your favorite weapon from a buy station for five thousand dollars now.
Later in Zone 3 or maybe Zone 4 or 5, depending on the kind of game, you get a loadout crate. What you're going to do is have a preset class, as you can see. I like to run the Scar and the Lochman, sub as an SMG, but you can run anything, to be honest, if you'd like to snipe. This would be the perfect opportunity to grab a sniper, but you can have an amplified sub or an amplified sniper so you can go over to the warden preset perk package and you can get double time strong, arm, and the most important for me is fast hands because fast hands will actually get you the Reload, use equipment, and swap weapons faster perks, which are crucial for war zone 2.
The reason I say that is because the time to kill is very, very fast if you guys haven't tried to swap weapons with an AR or an SMG or, especially, a sniper with an AR. It is very, very slow, and that time where you're trying to swap weapons if you're caught off guard or things like that can get you killed time and time again. The big thing that I would do is make sure you buy your primary for five thousand dollars and then have a warden, perk, package, or package preset with the gun that you would like to use from the loadout crate that drops as your first slot, and that's how you work the loadout system for my fifth and last tip of war zone two.
50 how to improve, quickly
It's more of a subjective tip, but this is going to be played. For gunfights, now I know a lot of people like to play for wins, kind of play for certain things, which I get, but those wins will come if you learn how to fight. I've had so many people that I've been coaching and teaching the game to, and they always ask how they can improve, and my number one tip is to never ever worry about your stats about your KD and things like that, but get into as many engagements as possible.
As possible have, a lot of people always say that they can never really get that win because they've been camping the whole game and then they'll have to fight a team, and they automatically lose if you never learn how to fight. It doesn't matter how long you camp; you'll eventually reach the end of the game.
