5 things that you need to change in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration

Modified Nov 16, 2024 19:36 GMT

This article aims to highlight 5 things that you need to change in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration (Image via Activision)

There are five crucial settings you should change in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration to enjoy the title flawlessly. This integration has changed the game's meta by introducing various settings. From the Omnimovent mechanism to updated Aim assist settings, the alteration brings a new algorithm to this title, making it more fast-paced and strategic. Therefore, you must know all these settings before diving into a match to get an advantage.

This article will highlight five things you need to change in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration.

NOTE: This article is subjective and solely reflects the writer’s opinion.

What are the five settings that you need to change in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration?

1) Sprint Cancels Reload

Turn Sprint Cancels Reload to off (Image via Activision)

The Sprint Cancels Reload is a crucial setting in Warzone after the Black Ops 6 integration. It hinders players from reloading their weapons while sprinting. This setting is turned on by default, meaning your reload will be interrupted while sprinting. Hence, you must turn that off from the Combat Advance Settings to avoid the issue.

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2) Parachute Automatic Behavior

Turn Parachute Automatic Behavior to off (Image via Activision)

The Parachute Automatic Behavior helps you to automatically deploy a parachute when jumping from a mountain top or medium altitudes. While this feature can be helpful, it may also slow your gameplay since parachuting takes longer than simply jumping onto the ground. Therefore, make sure to turn it off from the Movement Behavior option.

3) Field of View (FOV)

FOV is necessary for Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration (Image via Activision)

Field of View (FOV) is a visual tweak necessary to adjust in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration. It expands your display view and allows you to see more of your surroundings. It is reset to 90 by default, but you can change it to 120 to get the most out of it. Moreover, you can fine-tune this setting based on your monitor perspective and taste preferences.

4) Aim Response Curve

Aim Response Curve in Warzone (Image via Activision)

Aim Response Curve is another vital setting when using a controller. This setting comes in handy if you want to keep your aim precise while running and shooting. It generally adjusts your aim with the camera and helps you maintain precise aim while in motion.

Therefore keeping it in Dynamic will help you to get the best possible aim, making it easier to hit targets during a match. You can find this setting in the Controller option and then navigate to Aiming Advanced Settings.

5) Intelligent movement (Sprint Assist)

Addition of Intelligent movement in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration (Image via Activision)

The Intelligent movement option is the new addition to Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration. It allows players to use the all-new Omnimovent mechanism in Warzone. There are two options: Sprint Assist Sideway and Sprint Assist Backward, which must be turned on. It will activate the Omnimovement mechanism in all directions. Moreover, tune the Sprint Assist Delay option to zero to enjoy the most of it.

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Edited by Adarsh J Kumar