News - Warzone 2 Secrets On How To Get Better Aim With Controller

Next, remember what we learned earlier in the article about rotational aim and assist. Be sure to strafe while shooting; that's going to make it much easier to land your shots, along with helping to control your gun's recoil, and finally, just remember to practice with a particular weapon. The longer you use it, the better feel you'll get for using it at every range.

You've got the best sensitivity; you're centered in your aim; you understand how to take advantage of aim assist; and you have great recoil control. The next fundamental secret that you've got to learn is target switching. This is something you'll see the top pro players doing with ease—finishing one opponent and then quickly snapping to the next accurately and efficiently, making sure they're dishing out the most damage possible to an enemy squad.

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The first trick to having the best target switching is learning target prioritization. As you'll always want to be firing at the player that poses the largest risk to you, even if you're already firing at another player because you can always deal with them later, whenever you target switch, you'll notice that top players very rarely switch while aiming down sights; they'll scope out and center their crosses on the new target, which you'll already find easier thanks to working on your centering, and then again, this allows you to take full advantage of the game's aim assist and give you that snappy feeling as well as being able to leave the Amos bubble of your other target that little bit faster.

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making you more reactive, as even if you've downed a player, there's still going to be that aim assist drag on their downed body, which could cost you the crucial time to start firing at the next opponent. To practice this even more, I load up custom games, take a high vantage point, and just spend time practicing snapping onto opponents until I'm finally able to do it quickly and efficiently. Just like other Call of Duty pros now, this next fundamental secret to getting better aim isn't really talked about that much, and it blew my mind when I learned about it, but it helps make sure you're always getting that advantage of rotational aim assist that will track your opponent for you without you even needing to do anything, as well as being able to be as reactive as possible, and it's by having the lowest Dead Zone possible, so you once again want to Head into your settings and set your dead zone to where you get the slightest bit of stick drift, as this will make sure that you're always getting that aim assist even if you're not moving, making it a lot easier to hit your shots.

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You'll also gain the advantage of your controller being as reactive as possible for every aim adjustment you make, giving you the edge in gunfights. Now remember that every controller is different, so you'll have to adjust your dead zone to work for your controller. This is something I've done when I was practicing before tournaments; back in Call of Duty: Ghosts, use these settings for a custom match and then just spend time taking down bots with your favorite loadouts.