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The ideal Overwatch settings for both seasoned players and newcomers

 

 

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Display Settings

Key Display Settings to Keep in Mind:

Display Mode – Fullscreen (for minimum amount of latency).

Resolution : Make sure to select the highest Refresh rate possible in the Brackets

If you have an 144hz (1080p monitor, the resolution should be 1920×1080.

FOV – Personal preference but it’s best to keep it at 103

Dynamic render scale: Off

Rendering scale set to 100

Reduce Buffering ON

Nvidia :

Enabled

Use Enabled+Boost for the best performance while forcing GPU to always run at max clock

Graphic Quality Setting

For Best Visuals + Performance

Use High-Quality Upscaling but you may get grainy images at times.

Texture Quality High for VRAMs greater than 4gb

Texture Filtering 16x or 8x

It also makes the textures further away crisper

Fog LOW

Dynamic Reflections off

Shadow Details Low ( Low has jagged shadows).

Model Quality is Low

+ has no effect on player models

– Maps can be cluttered and cluttered up with visual clutter.

– may put you at an unfair disadvantage in certain situations

Effects of High-Ultra

The lighting system in the game is completely changed.

+ Overall more visually pleasing

– Can add visual clutter but is not a disadvantage to competitors

Lighting Quality

Add Bloom (radiant light) to a variety of things

+ Seeing the enemy glow from a distance could give you an advantage of medium or higher.

Anti-Aliasing Mode (High if Your Machine Can Handle It)

+ Fixes many of the jagged edges

+ It makes the game more visually appealing when it is turned off

Refraction Low

Ambient Occlusion High

+ Adds shadows on objects to improve depth perception

Immersive experience with better visuals

– Can have a slight performance impact for some. (Try medium if you are in this situation)

Location Reflections

For Best Performance/Competetive settings

Everything at low Prices

UPSCALING/FSR

Try FSR 2 to boost FPS.

+ Can significantly increase fps for some machines

– Add 1-5ms input latency to the upscaling of FSR

Lighting Quality Low

Consider Medium if possible

Antialias quality LOW

> OFF if potato PC

> Medium for superior visual fidelity

Miscellaneous settings

 

These settings are mostly personal preference, but I believe they are worth considering

 

Sound When Teammates Are Eliminated

Sound > General

Turn on the “Play sound when a teammate is eliminated”

+ Plays the ping sound whenever a teammate dies

Staying alert when your teammates are eliminated

+ Reminder about checking Kill feed position and better

Better Aim for Hit-reg (IMPORTANT).

Gameplay > Overview

The bottom

Turn on “High precision mouse input”

Less Motion Sickness/Less Shakes

Accessibility > General

Copy the settings from the image for the least amount of screen shaking

+ Better Aim/Focus On Target

Transparent Waypoint/Objective Head-Up Display

Gameplay > HUD

Reduce the “Waypoint Opacity”, to a smaller number, preferably under 50

+ Prevents enemies hiding behind the waypoint HUD.

Critical Subtitles

Accessibility > Subtitles

Copy settings from screenshot

You get subtitles when you use an ability

You may not notice the subtitles, but you will hear them.

Avoiding invitation / Dealing with invite spam

Click your name at the top-right and click on the social icon to set your profile offline

+ How to deal with annoying friends sending you invites when you’re in the middle of playing.

Voice chat auto join team

Copy settings from screenshot

+ Always makes you join the team voicechat (if you’re not soloqueuing it will automatically put you in private lobby voicechat and you would have to manually switch over to team chat by pressing P).

Bonus tip: You may access your career profile simply by clicking your name at the top right.

+ way less music/sounds for those who are tabbed out when queuing

 

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