Best crosshair settings

An underrated aspect of the Battlefield 6 experience is your crosshair, even though it plays a key role in every single fight you get into. It’s absolutely crucial for landing shots, so losing sight of it for whatever reason can mean a trip straight to the redeployment screen.

So, we’ve put together the best crosshair settings to make sure you go into every engagement with the clearest setup on offer.

Crosshair

While the default white crosshair is solid enough, it can get lost in certain situations, especially on snowy maps. So, to give it the best chance of standing out, it’s better to go for a brighter color like green that contrasts with the urban environments.

Hit Indicator

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Hit markers are crucial for knowing how much damage you’re dealing, but you can also tweak them to give you even more information. By changing the Headshot Color to green, you’ll have a better idea of how much health the enemy has, so you can decide whether to keep pushing.

Hit Indicator Numbers

Damage Indicator

Once you have these in place, make sure to also adjust your PC and controller settings to ensure you’re aim is on point.