Aim is everything in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, as you’ll need to stay accurate to get the fastest TTK possible. While using the meta weapons and attachments helps a lot, having the best and most comfortable aim settings can be extremely beneficial, especially on controller.
This is mainly due to Aim Assist, and while it’s been nerfed in BO6, it remains a fundamental advantage that controller players will want to make the most of. That said, here are the best Aim Assist settings in Black Ops 6.
Best Aim Assist Settings in BO6
- Sensitivity Multiplier: Preference
- Look Inversion (On Foot): Standard
- Aiming Advanced Settings
- Look Inversion (all): Standard
- ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Gradual
- 3rd Person ADS Correction Type: Assist
- Aim Response Curve Type: Standard
- Custom Sensitivity Per Zoom: Off
- Target Aim Assist: On
- Motion Sensor Behavior: Off
The most important setting here is Target Aim Assist as if you turn this off, you won’t receive any help when your crosshairs are near an enemy. It’s important to note that Aim Assist has been nerfed in BO6, as the devs reduced its strength when in close-quarters combat. Also, there are no longer multiple Aim Assist options, with the devs deciding to simplify the aiming system for controller.
Other controller settings like Sensitivity and Deadzone Inputs will further help your accuracy and therefore increase the effectiveness of Aim Assist, so it’s important to have these settings dialed in too. We recommend playing around with different Sensitivity settings and choosing one that feels comfortable, and as for Deadzone, reduce the right stick value to as low as 3, but if your stick is drifting, increase this value until the drift stops.
Where to find Aim Assist setting in BO6
- Boot up Call of Duty.
- Go to Black Ops 6.
- Head to Settings.
- Scroll to the Controller tab and then Aiming.
- You’ll find Aim Assist under the second section.
Aim Assist is a controversial topic for competitive online FPS games, as the war between mouse and keyboard vs controller continues.
Let us know how you feel about Aim Assist in the Insider Gaming forum and which input you think has the advantage in Call of Duty.
You’ll also want the best audio and graphics settings to furtheboost performance. If you’re more interested in other ways to get better, check out our guides on the best Assault Rifles to use in BO6 multiplayer, as well as how to check your stats so you can see where you need to improve.
