Modern Warfare 4 Weapon Profiles: Save and Retest Settings

A useful MW4 weapon profile records the conditions behind its settings. Save the weapon, attachments, controller baseline, script version, and test result together. A number without that context is difficult to reproduce.

What to record

Field	Record this
Game build	Patch date or build identifier
Script	File name and version shown in your download
Loadout	Weapon, attachments, fire mode, and optic
Controller	Model, button layout, sensitivity, ADS multiplier, deadzones
Profile	Selected slot, enabled features, and their values
Test	Range, burst length, and whether the sight climbed or pulled down

Keep separate records for primary and secondary weapons. A script may switch profiles through a menu or controller shortcut; use the instructions supplied with your particular version rather than assuming it identifies your weapon automatically.

A repeatable comparison

Save a copy of the working profile before editing. Hold the loadout and controller settings fixed, test with assistance disabled, then repeat with one feature enabled. Compare several bursts at the same distance. Change one value and repeat before saving the replacement.

For the tuning sequence, follow the anti-recoil guide. Record your controller baseline using the settings worksheet.

When to create a new profile

Create a separate record when you change the weapon or fire mode. Retest after attachment, sensitivity, or game-balance changes. Do not overwrite the previous result until the new setup behaves consistently.

For Hades, check the product details and the instructions delivered with the script for available profile controls. This worksheet is a recording method, not a claim that every field is a Hades menu option.