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Aiming better in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is essential to winning matches. You can improve your aim without any effort, but it takes time to learn what things are and how to make the best settings.
Improving aim in MW2 can be complicated, but we’ll simplify it for you.
What Is Aim Assist in Call of Duty?
To aim in MW2, you need to adjust your aim settings. The most important aspect of improving your aim is understanding what aim assist is.
When you aim on a PC, you can use a mouse, which gives you more accuracy than a controller when aiming. Since controller players don’t have the same advantages as keyboard or mouse players, aim assist was introduced to help them.
When the target is close, it just moves the aim closer to the enemy. In this way, controller players are less likely to go over or fall short of their targets.
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Best Aim Settings in Modern Warfare 2
You should adjust your aim assist settings to turn your crutch into an advantage as a console player. Use these best aim settings to get an advantage over other players.
Settings for Aim Assist
- Target Aim Assist: On
- Aim Assist Type: (this depends on what you want)
- Aim Response Curve Type: Dynamic
- Standard – A simple power curve from aim stick to aim rate
- Linear – The aim stick maps directly to the aim rate.
- Dynamic – Fine aim rate control using reverse S-curve mapping.
- ADS Sens. Multiplier: 1.00
- ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Instant
- Custom Sensitivity Per Zoom: Default (feel free to adjust over time)
Settings for Inputs Deadzone
- Left Stick Min: 0.00
- Right Stick Min: 0.00
- Left Stick Max: 0.75
- Right Stick Max: 0.75
- LS/RS (L2/R2 on PlayStation) Button Deadzones: 0.00
Settings for Sensitivity
- Horizontal Stick Sensitivity: 8
- Vertical Stick Sensitivity: 8
- Sensitivity Multiplier: Set all to 1.00
- Vertical Aim Axis: Set all to Standard
Feel free to adjust sensitivity based on what you need. It all depends on your preferences and how well you tolerate different degrees of movement. Some people prefer their sensitivity at six, while others prefer eight, so you can pick the one that suits you best.
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All Types of Aim Assist in Modern Warfare 2
The type of aim assist one chooses in MW2 depends on their previous experience with aim assist on the controller. Here are all the different types of Aim Assists available in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2:
- Default: In Modern Warfare games, there is a traditional aim slowdown near the target.
- Precision: A strong aim slowdown only occurs when the player aims closer to the target. This works well if you’re already good at aiming.
- Focusing: A powerful aim slowdown that kicks in when you miss your target. Use this if you’re moving from PC to console.
- Black Ops: The classic aim slowdown is used in Black Ops.
You should either move to Focusing or stick with Default if you are having trouble aiming. Choosing what’s right for you isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Adjust your Aim Assist settings according to your comfort level and personal preferences.
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