MW4 DMZ Controller Profiles: Interaction Checklist

A DMZ controller profile should preserve reliable looting, interaction, weapon switching, and menu control. This checklist helps isolate input conflicts; it is not a published, tested Hades DMZ preset.

Verify support before relying on a profile

Read the official DMZ overview for game information. For the script, ask support which version and mode have been tested. Multiplayer support alone does not establish DMZ support.

Check interaction buttons first

Start with movement macros and automatic ADS disabled. Test a short press, a held interaction, reload, weapon swap, and closing a menu. If a shortcut shares a button with looting or another interaction, leave it off until the conflict is resolved.

Separate weapons you pick up

A profile saved for your starting weapon may not suit a different weapon found during a run. Use manual profile selection as documented by your script provider; do not assume automatic weapon recognition. When the weapon or attachments are unknown, disable unverified recoil correction rather than relying on an unrelated preset.

Test before a valuable run

Use a repeatable, low-consequence setting when available. Save the build, weapon, controller settings, and enabled options in a profile record. For connection problems, follow the troubleshooting guide before changing recoil values.