Call of Duty Mobile BEST Settings, Controls, Sensitivity! Lag Fix + Better Aim! (Full 2020 Guide) By ExxotikGaming

Hey everybody exotic gaming here welcome back to my channel I'm back with another Call of Duty mobile video and I wanted to make a tutorial for beginners today. Okay, if you are watching this video- and you just recently started playing Call of Duty mobile, and you don't really know what the best settings are for you, or you've seen settings, and you don't know what they mean right. Maybe you have your sensitivity, but you don't know: what's the best sensitivity for your device, I'm going to be talking about that in today's video, and hopefully you'll understand everything you need to know about settings after this video is done. It's going to be a long one, but there's going to be a lot of useful information and I hope. You're going to stay until the ends. There's a lot of awesome stuff that you might not know about in Call of Duty mobile.

So if you learn something new, and you find this, video helpful I would greatly appreciate a like rating and subscribe to my channel for tons more Call of Duty tips. Videos just like this anyways with that being said. Let's get into this alright guys. So here we are now on my Call of Duty mobile main screen. If you're just starting out, and you open up your settings, you're going to be overwhelmed by so many settings.

Don't worry, calm down, everything's going to be okay, I'm gonna, explain it all in this video, so you can actually understand everything that you're either turning on or off or adjusting. Alright sounds good. Let's get this started. First thing: you're going to see is controls right, and you're, probably going to have at least some knowledge on either simple or advanced mode right, because when you went through that tutorial, unless you're one of those people that skip the tutorial, please don't be one of those people. You're going to have an option to either just have Auto fire or not.

You can actually hip fire or then aim down the site and then press the firing button simple mode might seem like it's the best option because well you know the second. Furthermore, you see somebody, it's going to have the fastest reaction time. The second the crosshair is on the enemy. It just shoots them right, but no, there are many times when you are actually in a battle. You might not want to instantly start firing at somebody when you see them right, so I would personally recommend advanced mode, always for all three game modes battle: royale multiplayer and zombies, 100%, and then you would do custom because you're not going to have hit fire for everything.

Okay, hip fire is great because if somebody's running at you right, and you have an assault rifle, for example, if you have aimed down sights that person runs behind you, you're going to have to turn 180 while you're scoped in, and then they're going to kill you by that point right. If you're at hip fire, you can turn around way quicker, and it's a much better experience. I guess you could say when you're at super close range but for snipers I would recommend a DS, because a lot of times are gonna, be at farther ranges. Obviously, when you're using a sniper unless you're an idiot, you don't know how to use a sniper. Please be at least have some knowledge to know that snipers are for long range.

Okay, God, dang, it um, but yeah. You want to have a nice seamless experience where you press the firing button. It automatically aims you in and then the second you let go it fires, it's a lot easier, and I've had a much better time using snipers at ATS. So I would recommend that to start, let's go to my layout. Shall we let's go click custom layout, ooh one? Second, everything is low.

Transparency. Sorry! Apologies for that! A lot of times when I make my YouTube thumbnails I, lower the transparency of everything. Just so it gets a better screenshot. That's the reason why I do that, but hey don't be afraid to sometimes lower your transparency when you're playing, because a lot of times when you're doing that actually improves your field of view. A big gigantic button on your screen is gonna kind of block what you're seeing far in the distance right.

So if you have that transparency turned down, makes it a little easier to see enemies, but just make sure you know where your buttons are before you end up doing that right. This is what I would consider as one of the best layouts for somebody that likes playing with thumbs I like playing with thumbs and if you're a beginning player I would recommend playing with thumbs before anything else again. This is a tutorial for beginning players. A lot of people like playing with claw using four fingers and if you're a beginning player I, would not recommend using a claw rights at the very beginning, I'm going to show a layout for probably your ideal claw setup right here, but this is probably not something that you're going to want to do right from the very beginning. Again, you can go back to that pause it if you want to really have one of the best claw layouts, but then your sensitivity and everything else is going to be different from what I show in this video.

So everything that I'm showing in this video is really gearing toward this thumb type of play, style which I like I play very well with and if you're a beginning player that is the perfect place tile to get introduced into Call of Duty mobile with so yeah again, you can go back. You can pause this video at any points and see this type of stuff. A lot of these buttons I kind of just have in random places, because I don't ever use them like this sprint button right here, I never use that. So it doesn't really matter where I press that I put that I would just put that on the left side of the screen somewhere out of the way, because I would always just use the normal joystick to sprint. For example, same thing like with my left firing button.

I just have it somewhere over here on the left side of my screen right. If somebody really likes to play with claw that firing button is gonna, be a lot more crucial to them, and it's going to be in a different place, but I just put it over there, because it doesn't really matter same with my volume. My microphone I never play with a volume or microphone on, don't like to hear a bunch of ten-year-old saying. Oh my god, hackers in the lobby and I also don't want to you know accidentally be talking and having people hear my commentary. So that's something to notes everything else, though, is pretty much the same here.

One thing to note is when you plug your phone into a charger a lot of times your hands are going to shift a little regardless, if you're playing on claw or with the thumbs like I like to use, so you're, probably going to have to shift everything a little to the left on the right half of your screen in order to compensate for that. So that's something to note, but I also would recommend this. This is a really crucial thing. Your knife button I, would 100% recommend overlaying that, on top of your firing button, say somebody's coming at you right. They are not practicing social distancing at all.

Okay they're running at you, you're scared, you're, trying to hip fire, but you don't kill them in time. If your knife button is on the firing button, you could be doing that hip fire right, and then it automatically just knifes the guy when he gets close enough. You're going to have a far quicker knife reaction time than that other person, and you're going to win more matches, especially when somebody comes right up next to you when you're doing that. So that is something to note and again with battle, royale and zombies. Those controls are going to be the same thing.

I would recommend, keeping the same consistent layout for all three game modes and that way, you're not going to have to try to like struggle and remember where your buttons are with you with each of the different ones. Just makes it a lot easier and yeah I would recommend doing that. Anyways going over to your basic settings. Sorry that probably is very loud in the microphone I'm going to stop clapping um. This is it's gonna just overwhelm you bro, okay, I mean there are so many settings here that you got to turn on and off.

So let's go through them. Shall we um to start things off aim assist turn that thing on right? You don't have to sit there and be the all high-and-mighty person saying: oh I, don't want to aim assist because it seems like it's cheating. No, it's a setting in the game. It's not cheating! If it's a setting that they put in the game turn it on. It makes it a little easier for you.

Okay, life is easier when you have a missus turned on it's just a small increase in your accuracy, but it helps a lot. Okay, fast, throw grenade turn that thing off. Do you want to sit there in the second, you press the grenade button? You throw it I, don't think so. So turn that thing off and then that way you can actually aim where you want to throw your grenade and then let go, and then the grenade just goes away. Okay, anyways next up quick run from prone.

That's a no-brainer right! If you're sitting there you're lying prone, somebody starts shooting at you. You don't want to press 15 buttons before you start running away. You want to be able to just instantly start running away and that way you can actually survive. So turn that thing on joystick Auto sprints, that's a no-brainer as well. What, if you're in battle royale, and you want to run a long distance? Do you want it? Do you really want to sit there and the whole time press on the freaking, joystick and then move forward and then just have to sit there with your thumb there the whole time, while you're running to get inside the zone? I, don't think so.

Just turn that thing on and that way you can press slide up to sprint. There you go you're automatically running. You. Don't have to do anything else right, fixed our fire button. That's another crucial thing, because if you have that thing turned off you're just going to have a random firing button anywhere on your screen right.

You can just tap anywhere on the right side of your screen and then you, fire I, tend to notice that you just start randomly shooting at times you don't want to maybe there's a time that you're trying to sneak up on an enemy player, and then you don't have that thing turned on it's gonna just start randomly shooting you're going to lose your position. You're probably going to die so turn that thing on, and then you actually have a button on your screen. That says, hey press me if you want to shoot your gun, okay, it's just like real life. Do you sit there and have no trigger on a gun? I, don't think, so you have a trigger, and that tells you when you shoot your gun, I mean why. Why would you even have that thing turned off? I have no idea anyways fixed joystick.

You want to turn that thing off. Okay, because a lot of times, you're not gonna, have your hands in the exact same spot. When you're playing Call of Duty for a long period of time, sometimes it moves and if it's fixed one time you might be pressing one part of your screen, and then you're going forward, but then your hand moves, and then you're going right, and then it screws you up, and you die okay. So please turn that thing off. It's going to make your life a thousand times easier.

Next up, though, fixed virtual joystick display position, turn that thing off I, don't even know what that does, but I play perfectly fine with that thing off so turn it off. Okay, right fire button for fixed perspective, turn that off as well release our fire button of shotgun to hit fire turn that thing off and then last hide prone button hold crouch to prone turn that thing on. Okay, you don't need to have an extra button that you have to try to figure out where it is on your screen. When you want to go prone, it's so much easier to just press and hold crouch to go prone. It just makes a lot of sense right.

You press crouch, just one quick press, and then you're crouched you press and hold you go prone, and then it's as simple as that, I really would recommend. Turning that thing on anyways continuing on Ages, alright I would recommend tap to a DS, because it's the quickest out of all the different things double tap I mean. How often are you going to sit there and think? Okay I got a double tap to aim down my sights or if you have to tap and hold right all those micro seconds that you're holding waiting for your gun to aim down sights you're gonna, probably end up getting shot at by somebody else and then die right. So just one quick tap to AD s is the fastest reaction time I would recommend. Turning that thing on display left firing.

Button is always a good thing to have on. Doesn't really do anything, I mean if you like, pressing the left side of your screen to fire. Why not have it on right? There might be sometimes that you want to use your left firing button so at least have the option to have it there right. Just makes a lot of sense, um slide, while running tap Crouch, while sprinting I would totally recommend that, because it's again, as I said with the other one faster, more convenient instead of holding Krauts right, if you hold Crouch, ah come on, it's going to take so long before you start sliding. You want to just instantly start sliding, and then you do that tap to Crouch all right simple, as that always sprint turn that off.

Okay, you want to sometimes walk. You don't always want to run. Okay, I'm, sorry, but this is an energy drink, I'm, not drinking these 24 hours a day, all the time sometimes I don't want to run. Sometimes I just want to have a nice relaxing time and walk around a corner before I get instantly destroyed by some guy right. If you always have Sprint on a lot of times, you're going to end up running around corners.

You don't want to when you were trying to be sneaky, and then you end up dying, because somebody else was waiting there to ambush you not a fun time um and then your sensitivity, I'd, say 65 is right around a sweet point. That might even be like the default sensitivity, but it's always worked for me. So yeah, that's probably a good thing to have on gyroscope if you like, using gyroscope greats fantastic I, don't like to use gyroscopes I like to be able to use my fingers to move around and look at my screen. If you have no idea what a gyroscope is: it's basically where you're sitting there with your phone and that controls what you're looking at right. Well, I'm, looking down all I'm, looking up with my gun, okay, it's a lot more immersive I have to say, but it's not something that you should do if you're a beginner, you should probably start by just playing the normal way and then do gyroscope.

If you really like it later on, once you get used to all these controls and then lastly camera field of view, 60 um, here's one thing to note that a lot of people don't know the lower. You have your camera field of view which, if I put it down here, I'm going to have the least amount of lag possible. So if you have a lower end device right, you have some like $200 phone that you got five years ago. Yeah, you might want to have a fifty-one field of view. But if you have a phone like me, the ASUS ROG phone ?, that's a powerful phone I could put this thing up to 75 if I wanted to, but I'm not going to do that I like 60.

The reason is because, with a 60 field of view, enemies are still kind of close to you, but not so far away the farther field of view. You have the smaller enemies. Look like on your screen and a lot of times. That's going to be at a disadvantage because they're so small, you don't even see them before they see you. So that's just one thing to note: battle, royale mode and zombies are pretty much the same thing.

Let's just talk about battle royale! Really briefly, you can see my controls right there. It's a lot of the same stuff that we had in multiplayer mode, but I would also recommend the Auto Lutz, auto open door stuff like that I don't do as much Battle Royale as I do multiplayer. So sometimes there might be controls that you might want to change a little compared to what I have but ya tap to a DS I would recommend display, left firing, button tap Crouch while sprinting, you know same size, same type of stuff. All this is pretty much the same as we talked about in multiplayer mode zombies. Again, I would recommend the same exact thing.

I think pretty much. The same settings are applied here as they were with multiplayer, so yeah um again. If you wanted to try out gyroscope, maybe you can try it out every once in a while, see how it is for you, but for me personally, I don't like gyroscopes. So that's why I don't have it on. For this video next up, audio and graphics, this is not really going to change too much between people um.

It all depends on your type of device that you have right. If you have that too, on a dollar device that I was talking about earlier. You're going to want to lower your graphic quality, but the thing is you want to have a higher frame rates than graphic quality. You can sacrifice graphics, we don't want to sacrifice frame rate right. Furthermore, you want to have as high of a frame rate as you possibly can get, because the second you start getting lag and that's not going to be a good thing.

Okay, you're going to be at a severe disadvantage to somebody like me, who has a phone with a hundred and twenty Hertz display? Okay, when you're sitting there, and you're struggling to get twenty frames per second. So if you have a low-end device, I would recommend trying to put your graphic quality as low as possible and then trying to put your frame rate as high as your game is able to play. But if you have a very powerful phone, obviously you can put it up too high on both things and then yeah. You should be fine right. Depth of field makes it a little more difficult to see players.

So then, again, this all these settings here really kind of just boiled down to how nice do you want your game to look bloom I like it personally on, but then again that's because I have a very powerful phone. If you don't, it's something that I would reckon turning off rag doll again, I would recommend turning that off. If you don't have a powerful phone that helps with the lag anti-aliasing turn that off. That also will help with the lag it makes. Your game looks a little smoother.

So if you have jagged corners, it's going to smooth it out a little, but that takes up more processing power. So again, if you want to have your lag as low as possible, then I would turn off all of these types of things here: okay, real-time shadows, I, just like it, because it makes the game look better and then the same with realistic standard mode for battle. Royale is gonna, make your frame rate improve a little. So if you have a low-end device, I would recommend standard, Battle, Royale, graphic style, okay and then last auto adjust screen please for the love of God turn that thing on okay, because many phones have different aspect ratios. Okay, like that those are very different aspect ratios, and you just want to have your phone Auto adjust to whatever the heck you have, whether it's an iPad ?, a phone, ?, freaking, I, don't even know I pod touch.

Can you play Call of Duty on that? I? Don't really know, but I'm just using that as an example, so I don't really care and then lastly yeah your audio is something that you can adjust based off of yourself. I, don't really care about this type of stuff doesn't really matter to me. I just have everything at 100 I like sound I, don't know what else to tell you bro, but again that doesn't really affect how your play style is. So you can change that on your own accord. Now we come to one of the most important things of your layout of your settings, and that is your sensitivity.

In the beginning, a few months ago, I actually was leaning more toward fixed speed for my rotation mode by I like speed acceleration, it works a little better for me, I've been testing out all the different ones and speed acceleration with 140 seems perfect to me. I play the game best with that. Some people like fixed speed more but for me, I, like speed acceleration, anyways sensitivity switch while opening ad s I like that, because it's going to change your sensitivity between your normal camera sensitivity and then your aiming-down-sights sensitivity, the second you press that button. It's consistent, you understand it. I would recommend that a hundred percent sensitivity presets are going to be custom.

Okay, if you really hate customizing your sensitivity, then I would recommend a mid-type of sensitivity. So you could do mid if you really wanted to, but then again I am giving you guys my lay-out my sensitivity. So why would you even bother watching this video, if you don't at least see that type of stuff? So this is my camera sensitivity, and here is the crucial thing to remember. Like I said a while back in this video, it is going to be different depending on the type of play style that you have if you play with thumbs versus if you play with four fingers versus if you're playing on an iPad and you use six seven fingers, your sensitivity is going to be completely different. But the main thing that you need to remember is your right.

Side of your screen is going to be used for turning your viewer rounds, okay, and you want to make sure that you have a 180-degree turn ability, just by swiping across from left to right, as I am showing in this video right here. If you're struggling to swipe from left to right- and you only see about 40 degrees of view- that is far too low of a sensitivity. You don't want to have to do this, where you keep swiping a bunch of times, and then you end up dying before you even see the guy who's behind you. You also don't want to do this, where you swipe just a tiny amount, and then you're doing a 360-degree turn, and it's way too sensitive for you to even comprehend. Okay, so a 180-degree turn from left to right is ideal, especially if you're playing on something like an iPad you're, not gonna, go all the way to the very center of your screen on a gigantic tablet.

So when you're holding your iPad right go wherever your thumb is comfortable right and then move from left to right, and then you should be able to do a 180-degree turn and that's regardless any type of device that you have. That is my best suggestion, and then you want to basically adjust all of your sensitivities based off of that. If you have an aspect ratio of a phone like this, the ASUS ROG phone 2 is a bit wider than some other phones out there in the market today. This is what my sensitivity settings would look like. Okay, you can see how the standard is a little lower than the 80s, but then you basically go kind of down in a diagonal to less and less sensitivity, depending on the type of scope that you're using same thing with firing.

Your standard is going to be a little lower, but then you go down. The most sensitive is going to always be the standard, aim-down-sight sensitivity. Gyroscope does not matter to me again because I don't use gyroscope as I talked about earlier on in this video battle. Royale mode and Zombies should be just about the same thing here. I actually have mine at 160, and I should be putting this at about 140.

For that speed, acceleration on battle, royale mode, so I have the same consistent settings for both different once and then the switch while opening ad S I have mine selected at mid, but I was still able to customize, so I guess the mid is just a simple button that you press, and then you can customize afterward. It doesn't really matter when you actually press that. So here's the camera sensitivity, as you can see here, my f PP view. Turning sensitivity is a little lower than my standard optics and then my standard tactical scope, for example, and then we go down the line to less and less sensitive as we go into the higher and higher scopes, because the bigger the scope is theoretically, you should be seeing enemies farther and farther away and if an enemy is super far away when you're using a sniper scope, you're not gonna, have to turn 180 degrees because that person is barely going to be moving, and you're just going to be barely moving your scope in order to stay on track with them, so the lowest sensitivity is going to be on the highest scopes. That is your rule of thumb there and then zombies again is the same thing: um Wow.

This is already a long. Video, hey I applaud you. If you stayed this far comment, the word watermelon. If you stayed this far in the video okay, I love watermelon, let's get back to the video, though, shall we um for your battle? Royale settings, as you can see here, lay out an as always my go-to layout, layout, B and layout. C is kind of weird I, don't like the kind of rotating thumb type of thing in order to control my vehicle.

It's just weird to me, and then I would never recommend invert. Turning controls do not do that. I am sorry. Definitely don't do that, then, for your vehicle, camera semi follow is always great, and then why not show your vehicle HP? It's a no-brainer right. You don't want to end up blowing in your vehicle, so at least it will show you how much health your vehicle has quick message.

Does that matter? Alright, if you're a beginning player, chances are you're, not even gonna. Have too many friends in the game and if you do have a friend you might want to just have a regular voice chat on, so I would not even really I, don't I. Personally, don't think, like anybody even uses these things, but maybe I'm mistaken, maybe you're one of the few people that does, but I'm not gonna. Talk about that. In this video controller settings a whole different type of video I, don't even have a controller, so I can't give you guys settings for that.

That's just to let you all know, and lastly, your language I mean do I really need to tell you what language you're speaking I mean come on now, don't be stupid, but all in all the most important thing is your sensitivity, and that is the section that's going to change the most between me and you. Okay, every device is different here: okay, regardless, if you have an aspect ratio of this or an aspect ratio of this okay, these are going to have different sensitivities and every different device is going to be a little different. Okay, even down to the types of displays that you have, you could have a 60 Hertz display or a 144 Hertz display, and that's going to be different. The sensitivity is going to change between those different types of devices. The best thing that you can do is, as I said earlier, getting that 180-degree turn on the right side of your screen, using your thumb or whatever the heck else.

You use, and that way you can get a good rule of thumb, of what are the best sensitivity settings for your device. Specifically I will not be able to give you the best sensitivity for each and every device. That is why I am trying to explain to the best that I can how you can test, and you can get the best sensitivity settings for your specific device. Everything else, though, is pretty much the same across all devices right a lot of the other settings. Every single type of device should have either them turned on or off, and I hope.

I explained all of that in this video it was a long, video, but I hope you stayed until the end. I hope you found this useful and yeah. If you did, I would greatly appreciate a like rating on this video subscribe to my channel for tons more Call of Duty contents coming out very soon and with that being said, we are out of time. I'll see you all later.

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