Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, the latest in the long-running FPS series that’s also the first back-to-back sequels in years, is almost here – in fact, if you’ve pre-ordered the digital version of the game, So it’s already here, something. This is because all digital version pre-orders unlock early access to the Modern Warfare III campaign. That’s eight days before the full release on November 10, when its multiplayer suite goes live. Earlier this week, publisher Activision Blizzard and developer Sledgehammer Games released the PC specs and system requirements for the game. Now, we have our hands on Modern Warfare III and we can tell you which is the best graphics mode on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S and which visual settings to use.
If you’ve played the recent Call of Duty entries, you probably already have a good idea of ​​what kind of options are available in the game. But if you’re looking for a refresher, or are a newcomer and want to know how to best experience Modern Warfare III on console, we’ve got you covered.
Here is the best graphics mod for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
If you don’t care about any of the reasons or explanations, I’ll save you the trouble: The best graphics mode for Modern Warfare III is its 120 HZ mode., which can be toggled on and off in the game’s graphics settings. However, this requires a TV or monitor with a 120 HZ refresh rate.
Let’s talk about why.
Call of Duty has been pushing 60 FPS gameplay – via a 60 HZ refresh rate on TVs and even higher on PCs and monitors – for years now. This feels like the need to default to 60 FPS action in FPS gaming. But, with the latest generation of consoles in the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, Activision Blizzard has been able to bring even higher frame rates to console players than were previously available on decent PC rigs. However, like most games that offer 120 FPS gameplay, you need a monitor or TV that can handle it. And while there are some deviations, like a 120 HZ refresh rate at 1080p resolution, your TV needs HDMI 2.1 to tap into 4K resolutions, HDR, and a 120 HZ refresh rate with all the other bells and whistles. And HDMI 2.1 technology is relatively new, becoming more and more applicable with the launch of this generation in 2020.
That said, if you have a TV or monitor capable of a 120 HZ refresh rate, you can go into your console’s video settings to make sure it’s turned on and working as intended. Then again, accessing the 120 HZ option in Modern Warfare III is a breeze. If you have the option to play the game at 120 FPS, you absolutely should – with shooters, the smoother (and faster) the gameplay, the better, especially when in multiplayer with other real-world players. Compete against those who might benefit from it.
Start by accessing the game’s graphics settings, as seen below.:
After clicking on it, you will see a set of options related to the visual settings of Modern Warfare III. You can see them in the slideshow below, and pay special attention to turning on 120 HZ (as seen in our first image):
Once you turn on 120 HZ, you’re all set. Enjoy the action of Modern Warfare III at a buttery smooth 120 FPS. But, as you can see, there are many other options and if you’re interested, we break some of them down below:
- Field of view: By reducing your FOV, you can see less of the screen at any given moment. By adding it, your field of view increases, meaning you can see more at any given time. Adding to that, you’ll also find that the game feels faster too, especially when rotating your view. If you’re looking for lightning-fast, doom-like gameplay, crank up the FOV.
- On-demand texture streaming: Turn on this setting if you want the best visual experience while playing Modern Warfare III. But it requires an online connection. It also requires more storage space.
- World Motion Blur: It comes down to preference – if you want the cinematic blur that occurs when moving around a place, where buildings, trees, and movement blend together, then go for it. However, it makes some people sick and turning it off won’t really hurt the experience.
- Weapon motion blur: Same as above, except with movement, it blurs your weapon.
- Film Anaj: This is pure preference – if you like the grainy look on the screen reminiscent of the movies, keep it going. If you don’t, feel free to turn it off.
- Depth of field: With this turned on, the game camera will blur parts of your scene to mimic a camera lens. Of course, this isn’t much of a game changer but for some, it makes it easier to focus exclusively on weapon placements.
- FidelityFX CAS: Keep it up – This is a technology that enhances the sharpness of pixels in an image, ultimately improving your visual experience.
I want to note that at the end of the day, you should use whatever visual settings and graphics modes you like. There’s no right or wrong answer – I spend a lot of time tinkering with this sort of thing and hope to give you a quick and easy guide that explains exactly what’s going on. What I think are the best settings while playing Modern Warfare III. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments below!
Read on to know more about the game Informant in the game Here’s a breakdown of what we learned from the recent Call of Duty Next livestream, and then a look at the story of how Modern Warfare III won’t be coming to Xbox Game Pass this year, even though Xbox is now owned by Activision Blizzard.
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