Diablo Immortal: 4 Settings You Need To Change For PVP

If you’re getting into PVP, you can’t run with the standard settings on Diablo Immortal — especially if you’re stuck on a standard phone. We’re especially going to focus on settings you need to change on smart devices. PC is the best possible way to play Diablo Immortal — you’ll have the tightest controls and smoothest performance, but players can still get far on iOS or Android. To get the most out of your PVP experience, there are certain settings you’ll absolutely need to change immediately. Here’s a quick rundown.

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What Settings To Change For PVP

Before attempting PVP matches in Diablo Immortal, open the settings in the pause menu. Here, you can change General settings, Controls, Display, Graphics and more. To give yourself the best chances, you’ll want to adjust the controls. Here are the most important settings to change.

Turn Primary Attack Aim ON
Under the [Controls] tab. turn on [Primary Attack Aim].

Turning on this setting allows you to manually aim your primary attacks with touch controls. You’ll also want to adjust the timing delay on your attacks — if you’re quick with your thumb, you can avoid wasted attacks.

Turn Cancelling Skills To “Slide Out of Range”
Under the [Controls] tab, switch to “Side Out of Range”

Another simple change that makes cancelling attacks much easier. Sliding to the Cancel Icon will often trigger other attacks instead of actually cancelling. Sliding out of range can be done quickly and easily from any angle.

Swap to Minimap Large
Under the [Controls] tab, switch to the “Large” minimap option.

By default, the minimap is set to “Small“. Great for adventuring, but you need as much info as you can get while playing PVP. You need to know where enemy players are and how close they are to you. If you want to be prepared, you need as much info as possible.