Well, if all that sounds great to you, you can download NoxPlayer and start playing. If you’re feeling extra spicy, the Gaming tab lets you enable High FPS mode for up to 120 FPS, which NoxPlayer does note is best reserved for higher-end PCs. A better running game will definitely help me be less of a load on my teammates, one would hope. The emulator has performance settings where I can allow it to use more of my computer’s processing power to help the game run better. Sounds fair enough.īETTER PERFORMANCE, HIGH FRAMERATE SUPPORT This is meant to be friendlier on lower-end PCs, while giving the option to more powerful machines to run it on more demanding settings. NoxPlayer promises the game to work on all the Android engines it supports, recommending Android 7 32-bit for the best performance. I might even be able to appear more competent! They don’t show up in Window Capture (OBS), and you can also adjust the opacity of the key mapping for yourself. If you’re wondering about the key mapping showing up when streaming or recording, there’s no need to worry. For the rest of you, you’re free to rebind any of the keys – or add your own – according to what you’re most comfortable with. I think I’ll just need more practice with the keys. Conveniently enough, there’s a toggle to switch in and out of the simply-named “shooting mode” which will basically make it work like any other shooter game. Handily enough for someone as bumbling as me, NoxPlayer has what it calls an “optimized keyset”, with the relevant menus, toggles and what-have-you all preset. If I want to be playing a mobile shooter through an emulator on my PC, then obviously the first thing I’d want is to map the actions on the screen to my keyboard and mouse. OPTIMIZED KEYBIND PRESET, WITH CUSTOMIZATION
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