Best console settings in Call of Duty: Vanguard

Best console settings in Call of Duty: Vanguard
Best console settings in Call of Duty: Vanguard

Before jumping into multiplayer or the campaign in Call of Duty: Vanguard, gamers should make sure they have the proper settings. Players who have played Call of Duty before will be familiar with the numerous annoyances that come with bad settings. With Call of Duty games, sensitivity is always a concern. Other common concerns include sprint cancellation, slide control, dash control, and so on. It's also vital to optimize the graphics so that adversaries are easier to spot.

How can Call of Duty: Vanguard players optimize their gameplay?

For Controller Settings, players will want to input these:

  • Horizontal Stick Sensitivity: 8
  • Vertical Stick Sensitivity: 8
  • ADS Sensitivity Multiplier: 0.70
  • Custom Sensitivity Zoom: Off
  • Vertical Aim on ground, vehicles and air vehicles: Standard
  • Aim Response Curve Time: Standard
  • Weapon Fire Threshold: Off
  • Controller Vibration: Off
  • ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Instant
  • ADS Sensitivity Multiplier (Steady Aim): 1.00
  • Stick Layout Preset: Standard
  • Controller Orientation: Up
  • ADS Stick Swap: Off
  • L2 and R2 Button Min Input Deadzones: 8
  • Left and Right Stick Min Input Deadzones: 4
  • Left and Right Stick Max Input Deadzones: 99

Players should also use these Gameplay Settings before playing:

  • Target Aim Assist: On
  • Target Aim Assist Mode: Default
  • ADS Aim Assist: On
  • Mantle Stance Queuing: On
  • Automatic Sprint: Off
  • Auto Move Forward: Off
  • Sprint Cancels Reload: On
  • Sprinting Door Bash: On
  • Depleted Fire Weapon Switch: On
  • Blind Fire: On
  • Slide Behavior: TapSprint/Tactical Sprint Behavior: Toggle
  • ADS and Equipment Behavior: Hold
Much of the Graphics Configuration is a matter of personal taste. When altering brightness, a decent rule of thumb is to start with 50 and work your way up until the desired brightness is achieved. The same can be said about Field of View, albeit 100 is a fair starting point.

All of the settings for World Motion Blur, Weapon Motion Blur, and Depth of Field should be turned off. Unless the player is having problems, On-Demand Texture Streaming should also be enabled.

Finally, Call of Duty: Vanguard gamers should use the following Interface Options:

Server Latency: Shown
Packet Loss: Shown
Telementary Lable Size: Smaller
Mini Map Shape: Square
Crosshair Bobbing: Off

In the end, the settings are a matter of personal preference. Players can find the perfect parameters for their style through persistent practice and gameplay.

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