Configuring the best settings won’t get you far without a bit of skill too. Still, without the right settings for Call of Duty’s record-breaking battle royale Warzone 2, you won’t come away with the win. It’s as simple as that, whether you’re an Xbox player or not.

Console players don’t have as many settings to sift through to totally optimize their Warzone 2 experience, but it can still be pretty mind-boggling at times. And that goes double when you’re new to the game!

That’s why we’re here today – to kit you out with the best Xbox settings for Warzone 2.0. Whether you want to master your movement or take your aim game to the next level, this is the post for you.

Whether you’re rocking an Xbox One or a Series X or S, the best Warzone 2 settings will go a long way towards seeing you take home the victory.
 

Why bother changing your Warzone 2 settings anyway?

The best controller, aiming, and sensitivity settings will give you a major advantage over PC players, and since crossplay is enabled by default in Warzone 2, you’re going to need that leg up on the competition!

We’d call the settings in this post the best for Warzone 2 on Xbox, easy. But you shouldn’t be afraid to tweak them to find what’s comfortable for you. Use these pro settings as a starting point – if they work for you, great! If not, adjust them until they do.

So grab your controller and get ready to drop into your next battle royale in Al Mazrah with a new edge!
 

Best Warzone 2 Xbox controller settings

Input settings

Tactical layout is best for Xbox controllers since it lets you slide, dive, and crouch while your other thumb stays on the right stick, ready to aim at enemies at a moment’s notice.

Flipping the triggers and shoulder buttons is entirely optional, but if you play with the claw grip so you can press buttons faster, you’re best off with this setting turned on.

Aiming settings

Aim assist settings

There’s literally no reason not to use the aim assist setting on Xbox, it’s an advantage every analog-stick-using Xbox player should have on their side.

Warzone 2 offers 4 different aim assist settings to choose from. For our money, Default and Black Ops are your best options for a more traditional slow-down aim assist when your crosshair nears the target.

Precision is only ideal for players who are already a dab hand at popping heads with an Xbox controller, and Focusing is best for those new to shooters like Warzone.

Movement behaviors

The auto move forward setting is only useful if your controller’s left stick doesn’t work. Automatic grounded mantle is more risky than it’s worth, trust us!

Diving is dead handy in Warzone 2 – it’ll get you out of more sticky situations than sliding, so we suggest inverting these settings for the best experience.

Definitely toggle the auto-chute setting off too as you’ll have a stronger advantage over your enemies if you deploy manually, closer to the ground.

Combat behaviors

Vehicle behaviors

Overlay behaviors

Best Warzone 2 Xbox A/V settings

Graphics settings

If you’re getting any lag with On-Demand Texture Streaming on then turn it off, pronto.

Tempting as it may be, resist the urge to crank up the FOV setting and higher than 115 or you risk not being able to spot enemies from afar.

With the Third-Person ADS Transition setting, it’s really all down to personal preference.
 

Audio settings

Interface settings

When it comes to Warzone 2’s interface settings, they’re all down to personal preference. Play a few games and you’ll soon know how you like your subtitles, the best size for your minimap, and if you need to customize Warzone’s colors at all.