Dr DisRespect’s Warzone settings and keybinds

There are only a handful of names that almost all battle royale players know, but Dr Disrespect is one of them.

Dr Disrespect’s video settings

If you’re an avid follower of Dr Disrespect, you may know that he generally prefers keeping all the settings at their minimum values to get the maximum possible frames, even though he has a top-of-the-line PC.

His approach in Warzone is different, however, since he keeps on every setting that can give him a visual advantage. High textures and shadow settings make spotting enemies easier. He still keeps off all eye-candy settings to keep his frames-per-second high.

Display mode: Fullscreen
Display resolution: 1920×1080
Refresh rate: 240
Render resolution: 100
Aspect ratio: Automatic
Custom frame limit: Unlimited
Display gamma: 2.2 (sRGB)
V-Sync: Disabled
Texture resolution: High
Particle quality: Low
Texture filter Anisotropic: Low
Tessellation: Near

Bullet Impact and Sprays: Enabled
Shadow Map Resolution: Low
Cache Spot Shadows: Enabled
Cache Sun Shadows: Enabled
Particle Lighting: Low
DirectX Raytracing: Disabled
Ambient Occlusion: Disabled
Screen Space Reflection: Low
Anti-Aliasing: SMAA 1x
Depth of Field: Enabled
Filmic Strength: 1.00
World Motion Blur: Disabled

Weapon Motion Blur: Disabled
Film Grain: 0.25

Dr Disrespect’s mouse settings

While DPI and sensitivity options are mostly personal preference, setting your Polling Rate to 1000 Hz to ensure the lowest response time possible is the way to go if you’re a competitive gamer.

Noticing the difference will be almost impossible but theoretically, this will give you the best chances to react faster than your opponent.

DPI: 400
Polling rate: 1000 Hz
Mouse Sensitivity: 9.8
Vertical sensitivity mouse: 1.00
ADS sensitivity: Legacy
ADS sensitivity (Low zoom): 1.00
ADS sensitivity (High zoom): 1.00
ADS sensitivity T. timing: Gradual
Monitor distance coefficient: Locked
Mouse acceleration: 0.00
Mouse filtering: 0.00
Mouse smoothing: Disabled

Dr Disrespect’s general in-game settings

High Field-of-View values will expand the area you can view. Though this increases your chances of spotting enemies, your FPS may suffer in return due to the increased number of pixels that need to be rendered.

If you run into any performance issues after setting your FoV to 100, we recommend experimenting with lower values to find what works best for your system. Seeing more will mean less if you drop frames every time you shoot.

Field of View: 100
ADS Field of View: Independent
Brightness: 50.00
H. / V. HUD Bounds: 100
Color Blind Type: Disabled
Colorblind Target: Off
Mini Map Shape: Round
Mini Map Rotation: Enabled

Movement and weapon settings

Slide Behavior: Tap
Crouch Behavior: Hold
Prone Behavior: Toggle
Automatic Airborne Mantle: Disabled
Sprint/Tactical Sprint Behavior: Toggle
Automatic Sprint: Automatic Tactical Sprint

Depleted Weapon Ammo Switch: Enabled
Switch Weapon Minimum Delay: 0.00
Weapon Switch Wrap-Around: Enabled
Weapon Mount Activation: Toggle Weapon Mount Keybind
Weapon Mount Movement Exit: Enabled
Weapon Mount Exit Delay: 100.0
Aim Down Sight Behavior: Hold
Change Zoom/ Toggle Hybrid Behavior: Sprint / Tactical Sprint / Steady Aim Keybind
Equipment Behavior: Hold
Vehicle Camera Recenter: Disabled

Dr Disrespect’s keybinds

Dr Disrespect keeps his keybinds simple and mostly prefers the default layout with a couple of exceptions. The doc prefers to use his mouse for some key keybinds like his Lethal Equipment and Weapon Mount. Considering most of the players don’t use the two elements, this change frees up the keyboard and introduces room for further adjustments.

Use Object: E
Jump/Stand/Mante: Space
Crouch/Slide: Left Ctrl
Prone: Z
Change Stance/Slide: C
User Armor Plates: Q
Sprint/Tactical Sprint/Steady Aim: Left Shift
Weapon Mount: Mouse 5
Reload: R
Alternate Fire: B
Melee/Finishing Move: V
Lethal Equipment: Mouse 4

Tactical Equipment: X