My Settings.
The exact settings I play Warzone on, chapter by chapter, with why I use them.
Controller.
Sensitivity, deadzones and aim. These decide how your aim feels.
Sensitivity.
Watch this partTuned on bots in the firing range. If I overshoot them, it's too high.
Lower than horizontal. Warzone is more left and right than up and down.
Shaking hands can't stay accurate on an enemy.
Deadzones.
Watch this partMin 1, so drift can't move me while I hide prone. Max 70 means full speed at 70% push.
Min always 0, even with a little drift. A bigger deadzone kills fine aim. Max 100 for the full stick.
Hair triggers. I aim and fire the moment I squeeze.
Aim assist.
Watch this partKeep both on. Together they keep you on target.
Your aim slows a little as it passes over an enemy.
Follow an enemy as they move and you get even more help staying on them.
Aiming.
Watch this partStandard for new players, Linear for the very best, Dynamic for mid to high tier.
As fast as physically possible.
Scopes that zoom further in need their own speed, so they stay effective at range.
Movement.
Watch this partSet up so I move as fast as physically possible.
One of the most important. I sprint the moment I push the stick.
Instant slide or dive, no tap delay. A dive clips over cover faster than a mantle.
So I can mantle through a window to get out of a gunfight.
It rolls only when that might save me. On Always, players roll as they land and I get a free kill.
- Tactical sprint activation
- Single Tap Run
- Push the stick and I'm in full tactical sprint.
- Sprint restore
- On
- I keep sprinting after an action without pressing L3 again.
- Corner slice
- Off
- It can knock your reticle off center.
- Auto door peek
- Off
- I open doors myself. Auto opening can alert the enemy.
- Interact / reload
- Prioritize Interact
- A tap does both, so grabbing a zipline out of a gunfight is instant.
- Weapon mount exit
- Short Delay
- On Instant, a little left-stick drift keeps pulling you off the mount.
1234Four paddles.
Watch this partButton layout stays on Default. Jump and slide sit on the back paddles, with live ping too, so I can jump, slide and ping while I aim.
See my paddle layoutAudio.
Effects up, music off, and a tune that brings out footsteps.
Volume.
Watch this partMaster and effects always at 100.
- Dialogue
- 40
- Around 40, so I hear a UAV get called in.
- Gameplay and cinematic music
- 0
Footsteps.
Watch this partHome Theater, 7.1 and my footstep tune.
Left and right channel, Hz
- Audio mix
- Home Theater
- It spreads the sound out, so I can pick footsteps out from everything else. Sucker Punch is the other good one.
- Speaker output (PC)
- 7.1 Surround
- It simulates the world around you. On console, try the built-in Dolby surround.
Graphics.
Frames first, and nothing that hides an enemy.
Display.
Watch this partFullscreen Exclusive tells Windows the game comes first, so it gets all the power.
The highest my 240 Hz monitor goes. Set yours to its max.
A little washed out, but I see better with it.
See enemies better.
Watch this partFidelityFX CAS blurs far targets. DLSS stays sharp when you turn and at range.
Fake frames. They're not where enemies really are.
Anything higher slowly fills an NVIDIA card's VRAM until the game crashes.
- Frame rate limit
- Unlimited
- More frames, so what I see is closer to real time.
- Depth of field
- Off
- It blurs enemies at the sides of your screen.
- Detail quality
- High
- Stops things on the ground flickering as I run past.
- Particle resolution
- Normal
- On Very Low, a sniper can turn into a blob of light.
- Volumetric quality
- Low
- On High the sun blows out and shines in your face.
- Weather grid volumes
- Off
- Players crawling through snow stay easy to spot.
Visibility.
Widest view, no blur, and a filter that makes people stand out.
View.
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Field of view
See the most you can
Default is 90
- ADS field of view
- Affected
- Independent zooms in further and makes your aim look shaky.
- Vehicle field of view
- Wide
- So I see the most around me.
- World and weapon motion blur
- Off
- Blur smears a moving target and gives you a headache.
- Camera movement
- Least (50%)
- Gets rid of screen shake.
- Inverted flashbang
- Off
- Keep the flash bright, so you still see movement as it fades.
Interface.
Watch this partMuch more vibrant, and it separates people from the background. I can't stress enough how important that is.
- Filter target
- Both
- World color intensity
- 75
- Push it to 100 and greens, yellows, reds and orange pop even more.
Map assistAuto Center
CompassOn
Line your arrow up with a red dot when someone shoots, and you can often hit them through a wall.
- Radar
- Off
- On actually removes your minimap.
- Crosshair dot scale
- Default
- A big dot covers the head you're lining up.
- Crosshair color
- White
- Any other color gets mixed up with the red hit marker on a kill.
- Tac sprint stamina bar
- Near Health
- Near the crosshair it covers the middle of your screen.
- Buy station closes when damaged
- Off
- Getting shot won't stop you buying back a teammate.
- Splash notifications
- Top right
- Popups in the middle block what you're shooting at.
