Call of Duty games have tons of settings options that you can tweak to customize the game’s graphics, audio, controls, and interface to your liking. With the Black Ops 6 Beta, the developers have added even more HUD settings that you can change to fine-tune your gameplay experience.

You’ll notice the Gameplay HUD tab at the top of the game’s Interface Settings menu. The first option, HUD Presets, lets players choose from several different layouts available. You can choose from any HUD style you want, but here are my picks for some of the best HUD layouts to use in Black Ops 6:

Click on the Colors tab next to Layouts and here you can further customize how your HUD looks in Black Ops 6 Multiplayer. Within the Interface Element Colors section, you can individually set the color of your character, teammates, party members, and enemies. The default color scheme is great, but feel free to customize it to your liking. You can also change the HUD Color Palette setting to better tailor the indicators to your colorblindness (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia).

The most important setting in this section is Color Filter (see image above). By default it is set to none, but I want you to change it to Filter 2 as this will increase the vibrancy and make the HUD colors pop more, improving your visibility. Make sure you change Color Filter Target to Both and World Color Intensity to 100 for best results.