Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is finally out on early access, and players have already been trying out the new campaign missions. The full game is set to release on 28th October, but there are 17 missions in the campaign already that are keeping players busy. In this guide, we will take you through the Aim Assist Settings in Modern Warfare 2.
Modern Warfare 2: Aim Assist Settings Guide
Modern Warfare 2 has Aim Assist Settings in its menu where you can adjust the settings as per your choice. But first, you will need to know what the terms mean. The Aim Assist Settings can be confusing for some players who are not familiar with shooter games, which is why we have this guide.
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There are 4 Aim Assist Settings in Modern Warfare 2 that are unique to each other. You can find out what they do by looking at the description in the game. Here are all the 4 Aim Assist Settings and what they do:
Default
The Default setting is the traditional aim which slows down near your target. This is so that you can precisely aim at them.
Precision
This is the setting for experienced players. When you are aiming very close to the target, this is the stronger aim slowdown that will kick in. It requires more accuracy on part of the player.
Focusing
Focusing is for when you might end up missing your target by a hairsbreadth. In this setting, the game will slow down your aim when it picks up that you are narrowly missing the target. In this way, you will be able to fix your aim.
Black Ops
If you are familiar with the Black Ops games, this is what was used in them. The aim assist remains active for a longer time, and some players prefer this setting.
If you like any particular setting you should stick to it. There is no best assist setting as it is different for everyone. It’s more about how you prefer to play Modern Warfare 2.