Call of Duty Warzone Aim Trainer - How to aim better

These exercises for COD Warzone work because:

1. They help you turn your COD Aim into a safety net that lets you escape many heated scenes regardless of how difficult they might seem. You will be victorious in bad fights and survive encounters where you were wrongly positioned or made a bad decision thanks to your stellar aim.

2. Doing them consistently will improve your reflexes and muscle memory over time. Having accurate aim is going to be less of a deliberate effort and more of a habit that comes naturally while you play.

When you get used to the coordinated response of your eyes, brain and hands when aiming your body will get more efficient in it. You will feel your aim reactions improving and your accuracy getting better. More of your shots will land and your K/D ratio will demonstrate it.

If you want to improve your gameplay in Call of Duty Warzone and Modern Warfare, the best place to start is with your settings. Optimizing your PC settings for COD brings you closer to winning.

GFX In FPS games like Call of Duty Warzone it’s important that you clear vision of your enemy as much as possible, that’s why it’s highly recommended to tweak the in-game graphics settings in order to get the best visibility and performance available. When we look at the GFX settings in the options menu, the following settings should be either reduced or turned off.

Custom Frame Rate - Unlimited This will make sure your GPU is spitting out as many frames as possible for the most fluent experience.

Depth of Field - OFF This simulates a camera lens effect which creates a blurry effect on the surrounding when your scope isn’t focused on it. This makes spotting enemies on the edge of your screen harder than it should be so turn it off.

Ambient Occlusion - OFF Ambient occlusion is an advanced lightning effect which makes lightning and shadows more dynamic, the effect is that dark areas are even darker and bright areas are brighter. This makes enemies harder to spot in dark areas as the surrounding is darker than when turned OFF.

Anti-Aliasing / Screen Space Reflection - OFF AA makes edges more refined, turning it off however makes the game a bit sharper and improves your overall visibility.

Filmic Strength / Grain - 0.00 When you are playing your ace game you don’t want any film grain obstructing your vision.

World Motion / Weapon Motion Blur - Disabled When fast swiping your mouse you don’t want a blurry filter obstructing your vision making it harder to see enemies, so disable it.

Mouse Sensitivity You will have to switch targets frequently and potentially cover some big angles in between. Hence, bumping your mouse sensitivity a notch isn’t a bad idea, especially when this advice is coming from tactical shooters for making sure you don’t run out of mouse pad when fast-switching from one target to another.

Aim Down Sight (ADS) Sensitivity - Relative & Multiplier (1.00) Mid to low mouse sensitivities around 30-55cm/360 are quite common among players in Call of Duty: Warzone. Higher or even lower sensitivities are also viable options so you are better off experimenting yourself to calculate the setting that best suit you - use our COD Sensitivity Converter if you need help converting your sens settings between COD and other games.

Mouse Smoothing - Filtering - Acceleration - OFF You don’t want that the camera movement is linked to the speed at which you move your mouse as this messes with your muscle memory so turn all of this OFF.

Audio Mix - Boost In order for you to hear your enemy’s footsteps as clear as possible, boost your audio mix as it really bumps the sounds that matter for locating your enemy and mute’s the rest to the background.

World Motion / Weapon Motion Blur - Disabled When fast swiping your mouse you don’t want a blurry filter obstructing your vision making it harder to see enemies, so disable it.