Best Black Ops 6 Controller Settings (Season 3)
Looking to dominate in Black Ops 6 Season 3? Check out the Best Black Ops 6 Controller Settings for sensitivity, aim assist, deadzones, and movement.
Like previous Call of Duty titles, Black Ops 6 gives you tons of controller settings to tweak. That’s awesome for customizing your gameplay, but with so many options, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.
With omnimovement now a key part of the meta, having the right controller setup is more important than ever. So if you’re looking to step up your game in Season 3, here’s a full breakdown of the best controller settings to give you the edge.
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Table of Contents
🎮 Best Black Ops 6 Controller Settings
Inputs
- Aiming Input Device: Controller
- Button Layout: Default (or Tactical if you want to crouch/slide without taking your thumb off the stick)
- Stick Layout Preset: Default
- Horizontal/Vertical Sensitivity: 1.60
- Flip Bumpers/Triggers: Off (unless you prefer faster bumper inputs)
- Vibration: Off
- Trigger Effect: Off
Pro Tip: Turning off vibration and trigger effects removes distractions and improves reaction time. It also saves your controller’s battery life.
🕹️ Deadzone Inputs
- Left Stick Min: 1
- Left Stick Max: 99
- Right Stick Min: 1
- Right Stick Max: 99
- Left/Right Trigger: 0
Deadzones determine how much you need to move your sticks before the game responds. Lower is better for responsiveness, but be careful of stick drift. Start low and adjust only if necessary.
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🎯 Aiming Settings
- Sensitivity Multipliers (All set to 1.00 except below)
- ADS Sens. Multiplier (Focus): 0.90
- ADS Sens. Multiplier (Low Zoom): 0.85
- ADS Sens. Multiplier (2-5x Zoom): 0.85
- High Zoom (6x-9x): 1.00
- ADS Sensitivity Transition Timing: Instant
- Aim Response Curve Type: Dynamic
- Custom Sensitivity Per Zoom: On
Why Dynamic? It offers better fine-tuned aim control—great for micro-adjustments. That’s why most pros prefer it.
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🎯 Aim Assist
- Target Aim Assist: On
- ADS Aim Assist: On
Keep both on unless you’re intentionally challenging yourself. This is a huge help for console players, especially with fast-paced gunfights.
🏃 Movement Settings
- Slide/Dive Behavior: Tap to Slide
- Sprint Restore: On
- Slide Maintains Sprint: On
- Automatic Airborne Mantle: Partial
- Mantle Cancels Reload: On
- Tactical Sprint Activation: Single Tap Sprint
- Sprint/Tactical Sprint Behavior: Toggle
- Grounded Mantle: On
- Sprinting Door Bash: On
- Auto Move Forward: Off
These settings are built for fluidity—sliding, sprinting, and mantling all feel natural and quick.
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⚔️ Combat Settings
- ADS Behavior: Hold
- Weapon Mount Activation: ADS + Melee
- Armor Plate Behavior: Apply One
- Interact/Reload Behavior: Tap to Reload
- Sprint Cancels Reload: On
- Depleted Ammo Weapon Switch: On
- Akimbo Behavior: Independent
🗺️ Overlay & UI Settings
- Scoreboard/Map Behavior: Toggle
- Inventory Control: Directional Buttons
- Ping Wheel Delay: Moderate
- Double Tap Danger Ping Delay: Moderate
- Wheels Behavior: Hold
🧪 How to Test Your Controller Settings
To access the settings:
- Tap the Start/Pause button
- Go to the Settings cog
- Choose Controller Settings
From there, it’s best to jump into a private match on a smaller map like Babylon. Add a few bots, test out your sensitivity and deadzones, and see what feels right for you.
Once you’re locked in with the right settings, you’ll feel way more in control—whether you’re flying around the map with omnimovement or landing crisp shots in high-pressure fights.
Now go frag out. 💥
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