Rainbow Six Siege: Shroud Settings [Graphics, Sensitivity, & Controls]

Ever watched Shroud play Rainbow Six Siege, gaping at how is he getting such clear visuals? That is simply because he is good at balancing proper settings.

Other than this, he is insanely good at any FPS Game and his tremendous experience permits him to have a better understanding than most players like us. However, learning about Shroud Rainbow Six Siege Settings is a good start to learning how he plays.

Update: The settings have now been updated after Shroud’s setup upgrade

Key Takeaways

Shroud is one of the best players of Rainbow Six Seige who plays the game at 1080p Resolution and his FoV is maxed out at 90.
Shroud likes to keep performance and clarity balanced by having a combination of medium to high graphics settings.
He uses a mouse sensitivity of 400 DPI and an In-Game Sensitivity of 11,11,83

Shroud Rainbow Six Siege Settings

Here’s a summary of all the best settings Shroud uses:

Settings	What to set it to
Graphics Quality	Custom
Texture Quality	Very High
Texture Filtering	Anisotropic 8x
LOD Quality	Very High
Shading Quality	Medium
Lens Effect	Off
Zoom-in-Depth of Field	Off
Reflection Quality	High
Shadow Quality	Very High
Ambient Occlusion	Off
Anti-Aliasing	T-AA
Display Graphics	On
Widescreen Letterbox	Off
Vsync	Off
Resolution	1920 x 1080 / 240 Hertz
Field of View	Maxed out at 90
Sensitivity	400 DPI and In-Game Sensitivity of 11,11,83

From this guide, you should easily adjust the graphics settings, and that would do you good. The brightness is not there, because it’s a personal preference, and does not have any impact on gameplay.

Other than this, I won’t recommend changing your DPI and in-game sensitivity to shrouds. it is really hard to adjust, and once your brain adapts a little bit to the new one. There is no going back.

Although most pro players use low sensitivity. Mouse sensitivity, in general, relies on whatever mousepad you are using.

If you have a bigger mousepad like the QcK Heavy, then low sensitivity would work. Likewise, If you have a really small mousepad and a little area to work with. Go for higher sensitivity.

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