Some settings might apply to you just based on your preferences. Aside from that, we’ll list our recommended settings for everything else. There are certain sub-menus we don’t get into because they should be left at the default settings. For the most part, we’ll go through each of those settings below. There are settings to adjust your frame rate and resolution and even nuanced options that you might not have considered. On PC, you have way more options than you do on console. It’s a minor tweak, but when you’re out in the Warzone, every little bit helps. The reason for that is the square map actually shows slightly more. The higher sensitivity you can adjust to, the quicker you can line up a shot and turn, but the harder it is to stay accurate.įinally, we highly suggest using the square minimap instead of the circle. If five is too low for you, consider increasing it to seven. This is a highly effective tactic, but if you find yourself needing to melee more often, you should consider sticking to the default settings.Īside from that, we recommend using lower sensitivity (around five or so) to allow you to be more precise with your shots. This swaps the melee button with crouch/prone and allows you to “drop shot” enemies, which basically means you go prone as you shoot to throw off the other player. One thing we highly recommend is to use the Tactical control scheme. Many of these settings come down to personal taste, so if something doesn’t work for you, by all means, change it to better suit your needs. Whether you’re on Xbox One or PlayStation 4, the menus look the same, so mirror what we’ve got and adjust accordingly.
This guide is current as of Warzone Season 5 Reloaded. Your tastes might differ, so use our guide as a starting point and adjust if need be. Do note that these are the settings that work best for us. In this guide, we’ll list all of the recommended settings for console and PC platforms.
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