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Skilled players often change their in-game crosshairs when playing a newshooterto help improve their performance.
This can be especially important inMarvel Rivals, as the team-based shooter relies on more than just eliminating enemy heroes. You need to be able to target your allies to give them beneficial buffs as well.
We’ve already covered thebest heroes for beginners getting into the game, but for those looking for small things they can do to increase their performance, changing your crosshairs is the easiest thing you can do.
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How To Change Crosshairs In Marvel Rivals
Changing your crosshairs inMarvel Rivalsis a simple process that offers extensive customization. Let’s review how to update and change your crosshair.
First, you’ll want to open up the game’s settings menu. From there, make sure you’ve selected the “keyboard” option, as indicated below.
Scroll down to the “HUD” menu to update the reticle, which is your in-game crosshair.
Marvel Rivalsoffers some preset reticle types for your crosshair settings:
You can adjust the animations, size, opacity, color, and more. Remember that what works best for other players with theirMarvel Rivalscrosshairs may not work for you.
It’s not just about the “best,” but also the one you’re most comfortable with. Some people prefer a simple red dot, while others enjoy the combination of a circle and crosshair.
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Best Crosshair Settings To Use In Marvel Rivals
We’ll highlight some of our favoriteMarvel Rivalscrosshair setups, but don’t be afraid to experiment and find out what works best for you.
Small Crosshair Circle with Red Dot
While some prefer the classic crosshair option, I’ve noticed that when I’m playing point-and-shoot heroes likeThe Punisher, I enjoy the combination of the crosshair and circle and the red dot to help it stand out amongst the chaos.
Marvel Rivalshas a lot of action taking place on the screen, and for me, red is my preferred crosshair color. Others prefer blue, so find out what color works best and stick with it.
Small Circle
The decision to remove the inner dot and do just a circle works wonders on heroes where I’m supporting the ally.
White works best, as generally, it stands out on my allies' varied color schemes and aesthetics. I don’t need to pop headshots to heal my team; I just need to target them, and this setup works best for me.
On a strategist likeCloak & Dagger, since your attacks with Cloak are as close to auto-lock as possible, removing the dot doesn’t harm your performance, either.
Small Red Dot
The small dot is a classic FPS crosshair setting for players who want precise aim and maximum headshots when playing heroes likeHawkeye.
