News - Warzone 2. 0: The Best Settings You Need To Use. Warzone 2 Best Console & Pc Settings
Ladies and gentlemen, hey. Warzone 2 is officially here, and, of course, when you're first jumping in, you want to make sure you've got all the right settings, whether you're on a PC or a console.
Keyboard & mouse settings & best settings overview
So I will have time stamps for all the various settings and locations. Here between keyboard and mouse controller, graphics, audio, and so on and so forth, if you're on console, obviously I'm recording this on PC. We start here first with keyboard and mouse, and for the most part, this is largely a preference based on your sensitivity; some players like that high sense, and some players like that low sense; depending on your DPI, this is something you want to change.
With your gameplay and your playing style, there are really not many things here under "keyboard amounts" that aren't personal preferences. If I'm being honest with you, there are a few things you want to pay attention to, like, for instance, under the movement advanced settings, there's actually a walk speed that you want to change.
This is too fast, and that's very, very important. Part of the settings here are where you can actually move faster in the game just based on your walk speed; outside of that. It takes me right to that, so if you're looking for a specific setting on the keyboard or mouse, or any setting in particular, just keep in mind that you can go into that search feature for that to make that nice and easy. War Zone 2, and DMZ, feel free to throw in code Immortal; the checkout link for that will be down in.
Warzone 2 best controller settings (best sensitivity, button layout, etc)
The description below now, as we get into the controller settings here, This is obviously applicable if you're playing on a console or PC with a controller. First things first. This, though, is a lot more dependent on what you think is useful.
I think tactical drop-shotting in this game is especially important, and I don't flip anything that's not necessary. I'll leave the default stick layout, turn off vibration, and turn off the trigger effects. It's just going to mess with your gameplay. Sure, but not useful in a competitive setting.
Sensitivity is something we've talked a lot about on the channel, and we'll talk more about it a bit later on in the article once we get into the advanced section of the controller here, but I play on a staggered sensitivity, meaning I have a faster horizontal sense versus a slightly slower vertical sense because vertical is a lot less movement required and horizontal is a lot more.
And with all the way up to 20 here for that Max sense, you want to find that nice medium ground too. Slow means that up close you're not going to be able to keep up with enemies moving fast too. Fast means that at long range, you're going to be making two extremes of movements to stay on target with enemies, so to me, a 9 or an 8 is a solid, you know?
The middle point here, in a solid middle ground, if you will, is 10–9. That would also work. You could even go like some of the pros, who play on 10-6, which is kind of crazy. I think Celium plays on that, which is absolutely cracked out, but I would always stagger that a little bit and then also plan with that medium area sensitivity.
But the sensitivity multiplier here doesn't change anything for the vehicles or the third-person mode vehicle, aim access. I also keep this as standard. I don't play with any of these; none of these are inverted, so I don't mess with that stuff, Aim. The down side behavior is hold; that's a pretty standard change.
Zoom, shared input I leave this on the default of Sprint Tax Sprint and focus on Auto Sprint; I use automatic tax printing. That's just what works well for my controller. You don't have to break your thumbstick that way. It does get you constant times in this game, which is a little bit more camper friendly.
It is what it is. You just have to learn to adjust your playing style around that. But honestly, I wouldn't have this on. It'd be Auto Sprint or Auto Attack Sprint now equipment. Behavior: I have that on hold; that's pretty standard for COD. My mount is set to 80s plus melee because that's what works well for me; you could change that if you're more comfortable with a different setting.
And reload behavior is an important one here, so for more multiplayer, you absolutely would want to prioritize reload right in Warzone prioritize. So for fast loot and for easy quick navigation, you want to have interact prioritized. Keep in mind though, you might accidentally pick up some weapons here and there because this is not a perfect setting; it's kind of flawed, and it messes up another super important one, armor plates.
You want this on all so you can start it once on a button to put in all your armor plates and then stop it if you need to sprint. Out right, but having this on is just going to make your game play a little bit slower and you easier to kill ultimately by the ways we are going through all this. Loadouts, tips, you name it, you are going to find it right here so you can guarantee you're always up to date.
It would be seriously appreciated. Let's try and aim it for 4 000 likes on this one bit higher like goal, but y'all have been crushing it with support, so I do seriously appreciate that moving on into advanced, your target aim assist you have on aim assist type before this. I would have said Black Ops multiplayer was super broken in multiplayer, but it seems like they changed it with this update, so I'm back on default now.
Turn all this gyro stuff off because it's not going to help your standard controller in any way whatsoever, so don't even mess with any of this gyro stuff. Type of aim-response curve I've got this on Dynamic; that's what all the pros are using; it's going to be the smoothest for your thumbsticks and feel the most responsive and snappy.
I have instant transition timing for this and then aim sensitivity, which is also very important. I've gone through and adjusted these depending on the zoom now if you want them fine-tuned. You know decimal amounts like 0.83. You have to plug in a keyboard and type it in that way otherwise you're going to be stuck on five increments, so eight five ninety five, so on and so forth, but for some low zooms I go a little bit lower, 0.83.85, for the two to three times and point nine for the four to five times, and I gradually increase for the high zoom, which I keep as a standard at one that'll be nice and consistent for your aim over long range and close range now.
You have to test this with your own controller to see if you have stick drift. I have very little on this current controller, so I'm at point six, but you're going to have to change the left stickman and the right stickman depending on your stick drift. Don't copy someone else; it won't work. One thing you do want to change universally is your left trigger and your right trigger input.
