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MW2 & Warzone 2: Best Gyro Aiming Settings

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Gyro aiming is the newest feature quite stealthily added to the most recent update of COD Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2. With the recent release of Warzone 2.0, a plethora of new features and gameplay mechanics have been added to COD. It is an exclusive feature only for PlayStation players. But several PS players are confused about applying the right settings to make full use of this feature. So, check out our guide to find out the best Gyro Aiming settings in MW2 & Warzone 2.0

Best Gyro Aiming Settings in MW2 & Warzone 2

Gyro Aiming is a feature that allows players to physically tilt the controller to adjust their aim. This feature is not only exclusive to Call of Duty but is also present in several other video games. This includes Fortnite, Horizon Forbidden West, Splatoon 3, and more. But if you haven’t used this feature, you might need some extra help with some settings. So, here are the best Gyro Aiming settings for MW2 and Warzone 2:

  • Gyro Behaviour: ADS Only (Setting it simply On, activates gyro aiming during Hipfire too. You can set this setting to “Hipfire only” to get Hipfire kills. We suggest setting this based on your playstyle)
  • Gravity Vector: On
  • Gyro Sensitivity Horizontal: 70 (Alternatively, you can also set higher values for quicker movements)
  • Gyro Sensitivity Vertical: 70 (Alternatively, you can also set higher values for quicker movements)
  • Gyro Horizontal Inversion: Off
  • Gyro Vertical Inversion: Off

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These settings would help you with better aim using a PS4 or PS5 controller. But you can also set the values for different settings depending on your gameplay style and experience. You can also tune your aiming with the right or left stick for precise aiming. Or you can go the other way around by using the stick and tuning it with Gyro-Aiming. For that, we would recommend a lower Gyro Sensitivity in the range of 10 15 value.

If you are confused about other controller settings, check out our guide on the best settings for PS5 in Warzone 2.

That’s everything covered about the best Gyro Aiming settings in MW2 & Warzone 2. If you liked this guide, check out our dedicated sections for COD Modern Warfare II & Warzone 2.0 for more helpful guides right here on Gamer Tweak.

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