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CoD Black Ops 6: How to Enable Auto Tac Sprint

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s omnimovement feature introduces a new sprinting mode: Tac Sprint Assist. This mechanic allows you to replace movement in any direction with sprinting, enabling an extra-fast operator in multiplayer matches.



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However, the addition of Tac Sprint settings can create some confusion for players accustomed to the regular auto sprint settings in recent Modern Warfare games. To clarify these changes, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide explaining how to enable Tac Sprint, how to use it, and how to maximize its effectiveness in your gameplay.


The New Auto Tactical Sprint Feature Explained

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Tac Sprint is a new movement feature in Black Ops 6 that enables you to sprint forward, backward, and sideways with a quick input. This ability is part of BO6’s omnimovement system, which allows players to sprint, slide, and dive in all directions.


The main difference between Tac Sprint and the regular auto sprint from previous CoD games is that Tac Sprint extends the sprinting functionality to all movement inputs, allowing for sprinting in any direction. In earlier games, enabling auto-sprint removed the need to press and hold the sprint button, but it only applied to forward movement.

How to Enable Auto Sprint in Black Ops 6

1. Open Settings by pressing the Start or Menu button and selecting the cog icon.

2. Go to the Controller settings (or Keyboard & Mouse if you play BO6 on a PC).

3. Select the Movement tab.

4. Scroll down to the Intelligent Movement section.

5. Toggle Sprint Assistant on or set it to “Tactical Sprint Assist.”


When Sprint Assist is off, you must activate sprinting by pressing a button (RS or R3 on Xbox and PlayStation, Shift on PC). When it’s on, max movement inputs will result in sprinting. Setting it to Tac Sprint replaces basic movement with sprinting in all directions.

Tips for Adjusting Auto Tac Sprint for Combat

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The new Tac Sprint settings take some time to get used to. However, you can enhance your gameplay by adjusting these settings.

Turn Off Sideways Tac Sprint for Strafing

If you’re accustomed to MW3‘s strafing strategies, you should turn off sideways Tac Stance. Fortunately, the game allows you to customize this movement, giving you the option to disable left, right, and backward tactical sprinting.


Reduce Your Left Stick’s Max Input Deadzone

If tactical sprinting is triggered with a delay, reduce your controller’s max input deadzone. This adjustment will activate Tac Sprint more quickly, allowing you to sprint without having to push the stick fully in one direction.

Keep the Sprint Assist Delay at Zero

You can set a maximum delay of one second (1,000 milliseconds) for the Tac Sprint feature, which activates the sprint only after holding the movement stick briefly. However, it’s better to avoid this delay, as the fast-paced multiplayer games in CoD: Black Ops 6 require every slight movement advantage.

How to Optimize Advanced Sprint Settings

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In the Movement Advanced Settings, you can further adjust Tac Sprint’s behavior. Here’s how to optimize these options:


  • Sprint/Tactical Sprint Behavior: Set this to Hold. This allows you to sprint by holding down the right stick and stop by simply releasing it. If set to Toggle, you need to press a button to start sprinting and another to stop, which isn’t ideal for close-range combat.
  • Tac Sprint Activation: Set it to Single Tap Sprint so that tapping the Sprint button activates Tac Sprint. (This is unnecessary if you’ve already activated Tac Sprint from the movement menu.)
  • Sprinting Door Bash: Keep this on, as it lets you smash doors while sprinting without pressing an additional button.

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