Wipe-ready config checklist

Fresh wipe energy is real—and so is the chaos that follows if your setup is still pointed at last week’s profile. Use this checklist before you queue in so your first hour stays focused on the map, not your settings.

1. Export your current profiles

Before any patch or wipe window, save a copy of your active weapon and overlay profiles. If you run multiple playstyles (roaming, farming, monuments), export each one separately so you can restore without guessing which file was current.

2. Confirm build status

Check the release notes and status page for the current game build. A mismatch between client version and toolkit build is the fastest way to waste a session troubleshooting something that was already flagged.

3. Reset distance filters for a new map

Last wipe you might have tuned ESP ranges around a dense coastal meta. New wipe, new traffic patterns. Start conservative on monument overlays and widen only after you know where the server actually plays.

4. Re-test one weapon at a time

Don’t load every profile at once. Pick your main roaming gun, verify recoil behavior in a controlled fight, then move to raid or farm setups. Small iterations beat a full config dump on day one.

5. Keep a minimal fallback profile

Store a stripped-down profile with only essentials: clean crosshair, light world awareness, no aggressive overlays. If something feels off mid-session, you can swap to the fallback without rebuilding from zero.

6. Note your hotkeys before you forget

Write down profile switch keys, menu toggles, and panic-disable binds. Muscle memory from last wipe won’t transfer if those bindings changed in an update.

Quick reference

Step	Time	Priority
Export profiles	2 min	High
Check build status	1 min	High
Reset filters	5 min	Medium
Weapon test	10 min	High
Fallback profile	3 min	Medium

A wipe-ready setup isn’t about having every feature enabled—it’s about knowing exactly what you turned on and why.