The Dot Crosshair is one of the most favored crosshairs among gamers in virtually every FPS or third-person shooter. If you’re a player who has recently been invited to Deadlock, I highly recommend bookmarking this guide to help you create a Dot Crosshair in Deadlock.
Deadlock Dot Crosshair Settings
You can easily create a basic Dot Crosshair in Deadlock, as illustrated in the image, using the settings below.
Crosshair
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Gap | 0 |
| Width | 0 |
| Height | 0 |
| Pip Opacity | 0 |
| Show Pip Border | Off |
Dot
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dot Opacity | 1 |
| Dot Outline Opacity | 0.60 |
Color
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Red | 18 |
| Green | 255 |
| Blue | 255 |
Deadlock Dot Crosshair Code
Currently, Deadlock lacks a feature like Valorant or CS2 that allows players to share crosshair codes. Hopefully, Valve will introduce a way to share and copy crosshair codes in future updates, simplifying the process of using various crosshairs without extensive customization.
Is the Dot Crosshair any good in Deadlock?
Yes, the dot is a reliable and effective crosshair option in Deadlock, primarily for two reasons: its straightforward design and user-friendliness. As a plain dot, it minimizes distractions and allows for quick target switching. Furthermore, it adapts well to nearly every character’s weapon in the game. Whether using the Infernus handgun or the Seven automatic rifle, the Dot Crosshair integrates seamlessly, ensuring a natural feel during gameplay.
How to change crosshair in Deadlock
To change the crosshair in Deadlock, follow these steps.
- Open Deadlock and navigate to the main menu.
- Click on the Settings option (cogwheel icon) at the bottom left of the screen.
- Now, go to the Reticle Section under the Options tab to customize your crosshair.
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