Warzone 2/DMZ: BEST Visibility Settings Guide | Less Blur, Better Vision

David Mickov
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Warzone 2 is a fantastic-looking game with a lot of beautiful visual elements. These visual elements are amazing to look at but can sometimes lead to unnecessary deaths. In this guide, you will find out the best visibility options to give you the ability to see your enemies faster than they can see you. Let’s get started.

BEST Visibility Settings Guide | Less Blur, Better Vision – Warzone 2/DMZ

Best Visibility Settings For Warzone 2

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Make sure that the Sharpness is as this way so that you can see players from far away much easier.

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This is about the Draw Distance. You do not need it necessarily high because you will be able to spot people from a distance away anyhow.

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The Volumetric Quality is very important to have it on low because you will sometimes not be able to see players when they are shooting at you.

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These things can be placed in the say way as shown in the picture above for better overall visibility in distances. The shadow although looking very nice, it will sometimes block your view capabilities.

Post Processing Effects

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This is how the Post Processing Effects need to be looking like.

Important Visibility Options

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You will need to head over to the settings of your game and then open up the Visual or Graphic options.

You will want to have your Resolution match your screen and you shouldn’t put it any lower than what you currently are using. Of course, you can put it a little bit lower if you are having performance issues, but other than that you will keep it at recommended.

The most important thing to know about the visibility is the Brightness. You will want to play around with the bar and move it left to right and right to left until you get to the perfect light that your game needs.

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The other important thing to know is the High Dynamic Range or HDR. Only have this enabled if you have this type of screen.

FOV

For the field of view, it is really up to you. Whatever is your personal favorite preference you should stick with it.

That’s all that there is to make the settings very good for Visibility. We hope that this guide has brought you extra kills and wins. A big thank you to TroubleChute from YouTube for these details. Make sure to check him out here for more info.

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