If you would like to try out the PCGamingWiki's FOV fix, go here first,[www.pcgamingwiki.com] as we will be modifying the MOHAInput.ini.

I personally didn't like it, as it completely broke aiming down sights. I recommend just using the launch command -enableconsole, hitting '~' , and then entering 'fov 90' (no quotes, and you can adjust for your taste. It doesn't seem to mess with ADS aiming FOV, so you kinda run into a weird view disconnect with going from ADS to hip fire. You get used to it though.)

Airborne has a wonky acceleration curve that makes it so every time you move the camera left or right you have to "build up" speed. This is the main thing, in my opinion, that makes the default controls feel like absolute turds. it is possible to disable this entirely in the settings, but I highly recommend against it. The game uses "acceleration" to slow down your aim while aiming down sights, and it's almost impossible to land a shot with it off.

For all of these we will be editing the MOHAInput.ini file in "%USERPROFILE%\Documents\EA Games\Medal of Honor Airborne(tm)\Config" (Back this file up!)
If you don't know where %USERPROFILE% is, hit Win+R, then copy+paste


There's a block of settings in the MOHAInput.ini file, starting with "bUseViewAcceleration" and ending with "fSlowPitch_Speed" that controls the speed of aiming.

Select that block and replace with


hit Ctrl+S and you're done! If you want to further customize then read on.

This is, of course, all to your taste, so I'll describe what's been changed.

"fSlowYaw_Speed=160.0f" and "fMiddleYaw_Speed=160.0f" gets rid of the super slow horizontal acceleration. This effectively gets rid of the slow hipfire turning altogether. It does not effect the ADS speeds. It will still accelerate due to "fQuickYaw_Speed=240.0f" so if you want it all the be the same set this to 160.0f as well, or both slow and middle options to 240.0f

"fSlowYaw_Speed_Aiming=20.0f" makes ADS a little more accurate. Smaller horizontal adjustments are slower so you can line up sniper shots a little easier.


"fSlowPitch_Speed=150.0f" make up/down aiming faster. I kept it a hair lower than "fQuickPitch_Speed" just because there's no middle speed.


That's it!

Unfortunately, you cannot rebind the controller controls from the in game menu. By editing the MOHAInput.ini file in
you can however.

There are 3 preset bindings, with "default" being the only one that actually works by , uh, default.

If you want to use the profiles that are more like Halo or Gears of War, just change "Bindings_GOW or Bindings_Halo" to Bindings_Default, and make sure you either comment out each line with a ";" (no quotes) or just rename the Bindings_Default to Bindings_Halo or Bindings_GOW, depending on which you picked.

Obviously you can change the controls much more than this, but the Halo setup is a much better base than the default Airborne controls.


If you want to toggle sprint instead of holding it down constantly, find the entry in "Bindings_Default" with the command "Button bSprint" and change it to "Toggle bSprint"

For instance, on my setup, it looks like this now:

Now it works as a toggle. It's Kind of neat because you can just keep it enabled constantly and it significantly speeds up the game. Just remember to press it again when you have to "press E" to interact with a level (planting charges, etc)

Under the speed settings, there's also a few autoaim settings that aren't necessary, but they do help the game flow a lot better, IMO.

The settings I changed make the aim slightly "stickier," making it a little less likely to overshoot. It's not drastic, but it helps.

Find this section

and replace with

Again, this is up to you how much you want. This I found made the game feel much more intuitive.

If you have any issues let me know, I really like this game and it'd be a shame if people just wrote it off entirely because of the afterthought that is the default controller settings.