The Crosshair is one of the most popular crosshairs used by gamers in almost every FPS or third-person shooter. So, if you are a player who has just received an invitation to Deadlock, I highly recommend you bookmark and follow the guide that will help you create a Dot Crosshair in Deadlock.
Deadlock Dot Crosshair Settings
You can create a simple Dot Crosshair in Deadlock, as shown in the given image, using the following settings.
cross
| Parmater | Value |
|---|---|
| Gape | 0 |
| width | 0 |
| height | 0 |
| Pip Opacity | 0 |
| Show Pip Border | Off |
Point
| Parmater | Value |
|---|---|
| Point Opacity | 1 |
| Point Outline Opacity | 0.60 |
color
| Parmater | Value |
|---|---|
| red | 18 |
| green | 255 |
| blue | 255 |
Deadlock Dot Crosshair Code
Currently, Deadlock does not have a built-in feature like Valorant or CS2 to share crossover codes with other players. Hopefully, Valve will add the feature to share and copy crosshairs in the future to make it easier to use any crosshair without the need to customize a particular one for hours.
Is the Dot Crosshair good in Deadlock?
Yes, the point is a solid and reliable crosshair to use in Deadlock, mainly for two reasons: simple design and ease of use. Since the crosshair is a simple point, it does not cause any distraction and helps you switch between targets very easily. Along with that, the crossbow easily adapts to almost every character weapon in the game. Be the Infernus pistol or Seven automatic rifle; it can be easily used with any character in the game and always feels very natural.
How to change crosshairs in Deadlock
To change the crosshair in Deadlock, simply follow the steps below.
- Open Deadlock and get to the main menu.
- Click on the Settings option (gear icon) bottom left of the screen.
- Now, go to the Reticular Section under the Settings tab to customize/change your crosshair in Deadlock.
For more Deadlock guides, check out Best Deadlock keybindings or How to get a Deadlock invite in Pro Game Guides.
