This guide helps you know the key things to adjust in Combat Master for an edge during gameplay.
Game
In the game tab, go to the bottom, and find “Weapon Sway Sensitivity.” Normally, it’s set at 150. Decreasing it to 0 improves your aiming accuracy.
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Graphics
In the graphics tab, locate “Field of View World.” Initially, it’s set between 50–60. Adjust it to the maximum, which is 100. This widens your view, letting you see more of the game world and spot enemies or threats from the sides.
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Remember, boosting the Field of View (FOV) might lead to lower FPS. Expanding the FOV can affect performance by demanding more from your computer’s graphics GPU and overall system resources.
Controls
Within the Controls tab, the default is to customize the battle UI, allowing adjustments to weapons, kill feed, crosshair, etc. Opting for the smallest crosshair size has several advantages, enhancing your ability to track moving targets and minimizing visual distractions in gameplay.
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Sound
The final consideration is about sounds. First, address the Battle Music. Lower it to 0% because it can be distracting, making it difficult to focus on the game. Second, tweak the Huh jump sound. Avoid muting it entirely; instead, set it to around 20-40%, adjusting based on your overall volume settings. This balance ensures you can subtly hear the jump sound without it being too loud or too quiet during gameplay.
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