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Best controller settings for Black Ops 6 - CharlesAMD - 11-01-2024 No matter which platform you’re on, you’ll need to use the best settings for Black Ops 6 to dominate lobbies using a controller. With the addition of Omnimovement and a focus on smaller maps, aiming and tracking enemies effectively is more important than ever before. Luckily, if you’re on PlayStation, Xbox, or using a comparable gamepad on PC, there are a wealth of options you can change to stay accurate. Here are the best controller settings in Black Ops 6 Season 2. Best Black Ops 6 controller settings Inputs Aiming Input Device: Controller Button Layout Preset: Tactical Horizontal Stick Sensitivity: 6 Vertical Stick Sensitivity: 6 Simplified Controls Preset: Off Bumper Ping: Off Flip L1/R1 or LB/RB with L2/R2 or LT/RT: On Stick Layout Preset: Default Controller Vibration: Off Trigger Effect: Off The best controller layout to use in Black Ops 6 is Tactical, as this swaps the inputs of crouch and slide with melee attack. By mapping the crouch button to the right stick, you can seamlessly slide or go prone without having to lift your thumb away, allowing you to keep looking around for enemies. Although it takes a little bit of getting used to, as it mixes up the default button layout that most players are used to, it can buy you crucial seconds in tight gunfights. We also recommend turning off the controller vibration and trigger effect. These are great for immersion and might add to the experience in the campaign, but in multiplayer they’re more of a hindrance. Although we’ve opted to turn off the option to flip the triggers and bumpers, if you’re someone who prefers to use the claw grip for holding their pad, this could make aiming and firing more comfortable for you. It’ll also slightly improve your reaction times, as buttons naturally respond quicker than triggers. Sensitivity is all about what you prefer, but we’ve gone with 6 for both Horziontal and Vertical Stick sensitivity. This makes it feel consistent across the board and strikes a nice balance between feeling snappy but also easy to control. Dead Zone Input Left Stick Min: 0 Left Stick Max: 0.99 Right Stick Min: 0 Right Stick Max: 0.99 L2 Button: 0 R2 Button: 0 Dead Zones come down to personal preference as some players like to make full use of the stick while others like to get more movement by giving the stick a small nudge. If you prefer the former, you’ll find these settings to suit your style. If you’re struggling with stick drift, which is known to happen on controller, you can fix this by sampling increasing the Dead Zones until the issue is resolved. Aiming Sensitivity Multiplier: Third Person Sensitivity Multiplier: 1.00 Ground Vehicles: 1.00 Air Killstreak: 1.00 Tablet: 1.00 ADS: 1.00 ADS Sens. Multiplier (Focus): 1.00 Verticle Aim Axis: On Foot: Standard Advanced ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Instant Aim Response Curve Type: Dynamic ADS Sensitivity Multiplier (Focus): 0.90 ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Instant Custom Sensitivity Per Zoom: Off Aim Assist Target Aim Assist: On Motion Sensor Motion Sensor Behavior: Off Movement Sprint Assist: Off Mantle Assist: Off Crouch Assist: Off Corner Slice: Off Slide/Dive Behavior: Hybrid Auto Door Peek: Off Automatic Airborne Mantle: Off Sprint Restore: On Slide Maintains Sprint: On Parachute Automatic Behavior: Off Mantle Cancels Reload: Off Advanced Sprint/Tactical Sprint Behaviour: Toggle Auto Move Forward: Off Sprint Restore: On Slide Maintains Sprint: On Tactical Sprint Behaviour: Single Tap Sprint Plunging Underwater: Free Sprinting Door Bash: On Combat Behaviors Aim Down Sight Behavior: Hold Weapon Mount Activation: ADS + Melee Dedicated Melee Weapon Behaviour: Hold Melee Armor Plate Behavior: Apply all Equipment Behavior: Hold Quick C4 Detonation: All at Once Manual Fire Behavior: Press Advanced Change DPad Up Behavior: Ping Change Zoom Activation: Sprint/Tactical Sprint/Focus Weapon Mount Exit: Short Delay Interact/reload Behaviour: Tap to Reload Sprint Cancels Reload: Off ADS Stick Swap: Off Depleted Ammo Weapon Switch: On Body Shield/Finishing Move Behavior: Off Overlays Behavior Scoreboard/Map/Stats Behavior: Toggle Inventory Control: Directional Buttons Ping Wheel Delay: Moderate Double Tap Danger Ping Delay: Moderate Wheels Behavior: Hold Best FOV settings Field of View: 110 ADS Field of View: Affected Weapon Field of View: Wide Vehicle Field of View: Default To get the most out of your controller settings, change your FOV to around 110. Doing so will increase the amount of the map you can see on your screen at any given team, which is ideal for spotting enemies in your peripheral vision. You could turn it up to the maximum of 120 to see absolutely everything, but the 110 mark is a nice middle ground between visibility without the screen feeling squished. How to find and test controller settings You can find your controller settings by opening Black Ops 6 in the CoD HQ launcher, pressing the Start/Options button, and scrolling to the cog icon. Select ‘Controller’ and you’ll be able to adjust all of the settings we mentioned above. To optimize your controller settings, start by launching a private match. Choose a compact map like Babylon, add a few low-difficulty bots, and experiment with different sensitivity levels, deadzones, and FOV settings until you find the configuration that feels most comfortable for your playstyle. Besides the best controller settings, you can also check out the best audio settings and meta loadouts to gain an extra edge over your opponents in BO6 Season 2.