As Season 1 rolls on, visibility issues continue to spark heated controversy over Warzone. We therefore offer you a small guide to improve the conditions in which you play the battle royale of Call of Duty.
While Warzone’s color scheme sometimes made enemies quite difficult to distinguish, especially in dark locations, the changes brought on by the arrival of Verdansk 84 only made matters worse.
Luckily, with the rollout of Warzone Season 5, in addition to the traditional changes, players were finally able to get their hands on a long-awaited feature, NIVIDIA’s DLSS. the Mid-Season Reloaded Patch 4 also made some changes to the game’s visibility issues. Unfortunately, these changes are still not enough.
The patch of the Season 6 meanwhile, it only made visual bug fixes, so this guide is still up to date!
The Verdansk 84 map brought with it its share of visual changes.
Here’s everything you need to know about using these filters along with the best ways to optimize Warzone to make different maps look better and never fall victim to another Roze skin again.
How to Adjust Warzone Settings
To get started, head into your video settings to adjust the brightness.
Adjusting the brightness will be the first step.
Be careful not to overexpose your game by turning the brightness up to maximum. Indeed, you risk doing more harm than good, by transforming your visual into a kind of luminous fog. Play around with the settings until you can slightly see the “Not Visible” Left Symbol.
Also feel free to remove kinetic motion blur and film grain that add to visual confusion.
How to access NVIDIA filters on Warzone?
Before you can access the filters, make sure you have NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience program and the latest graphics drivers installed on your PC.
Nvidia filters allow you to fundamentally alter the viewing experience.
Next, launch Warzone, open the NVIDIA interface overlay in-game manually or by pressing the default hotkeys, Alt+Z. Once the interface is visible, select the Game Filter option (Alt+F3).
This will open a separate menu on your screen, then you can create 3 different profiles and customize each of them to your liking through a long list of options.
You will be able to customize all the overlay options differently in each of the profiles. By itself, you can create 3 separate options, for example a basic profile, one for Verdansk, one for Rebirth Island and easily switch between them if necessary.
The best NVIDIA filter settings on Warzone
Customizing your settings on Warzone will largely depend on your personal preferences. Nevertheless, some changes are quite unavoidable such as the increase in brightness which will allow you to more easily spot enemies in the dark parts of the different maps.
One of the filters not to be overlooked is “Brightness / Contrast”, which allows you to accentuate visibility in dark environments:
- Exposure: -12%
- Contrast: 50%
- Highlights: -22%
- Shadows: – 70%
- Gamma: 17%
The second is a “details” filter that allows you to highlight objects in the environment:
- Refine: 40%
- Clarity: 29%
- HDR Toning: 50%
- Bloom: 0%
Note all the same that the use of filters of this type negatively impacts your FPS/IPS, the average decrease observed is up to 10 FPS.
Alternative for console gamers or with an AMD graphics card
Unfortunately AMD consoles and graphics cards do not yet have the ability to add in-game filters.
Most modern screens allow extensive adjustments.
As a result, you will have to play with your screen settings. That being said, each screen being different, we probably cannot offer you a universal guide.
Despite everything in many modern screens/televisions some options mentioned above in the filter part will be available.
Focus on:
- A Increase from Contrast to the height of 65%
- A Decrease O’smembers to the height of 78%
- A Increase from Gamma to the height of 30%
This should give you a more comfortable viewing experience on most screens.
So that’s all we know about visual optimization in Warzone Pacific Season 1.