Over the years, I’ve learned many things about multiplayer shooters. I’m here to share my tips. You don’t have to be good at aiming, movement, or teamwork to learn any of these skills.
>first and foremost: camp
Camping is objectively the only viable playstyle. Rushing and leaving yourself open ever is stupid and will make you lose your KDR arbitrarily. Let the idiots run into your line of fire, they deserve to die to campers.
>best setups
If your game has attachments, I recommend these
<always use tracerless rounds even if you suffer damage debuffs.
<equip a scope/sight and a suppressor
<if any machine pistols are optional, take them. They are better than missile launchers and shotguns
>never shoot in the open.
<If you’re in open terrain, crouch or lay prone; if you’re fighting in an urban map, always shoot within buildings; you’re aiming through a window, a wall, or a door, keep your in-game avatar standing parallel to the wall and not perpendicular to it; doing so makes you slightly less easy to hit than if your face was directly perpendicular to a window’s opening
>never reload or use explosives if you’re not fully behind cover.
<Seriously, there is no reason to leave yourself open to getting shot at from any angle when reloading. Coincidentally, most explosives (mainly grenades) cause indirect damage, which absolves the need to directly look at an opponent to know where to throw or plant an explosive.
>don’t move quickly in dense spaces
<this one is something I learned while playing battlefield and some boomer shooters. Moving to quickly in dense spaces only makes you vulnerable to dicks hiding behind doorways or getting your ass blasted by some random dude down a corridor. Moving generally slowly (like at a walking speed) gives you way more time to react to other players.
>>39327Nope. My KD in all shooters is routinely above 1.2 or more. The majority of players in my region (NA) have zero sense of self preservation and regularly get themselves killed arbitrarily.
Besides, these tips are already adopted by real armies anyways because they keep soldiers alive.
>>39326>first and foremost: campI see you never played any arena shooter
<always use tracerless rounds even if you suffer damage debuffs.<equip a scope/sight and a suppressor spoken like a true boring camper. I wouldnt play shooters if it was the only viable tactic
>machine pistols are optional, take them. They are better than missile launchers and shotgunswtf kind of shit game are you even playing?
>there is no reason to leave yourself open to getting shot at from any angle when reloadingpushing people you've hurt / are reloading themselves? escaping an imminent danger flanking you?
>don’t move quickly in dense spacesspeed is a protection too
>>39329>muh kdwhat a faggot holy shit, do you never play objective games or high ttk games?
>muh real armieslmao
hope you're trolling, because what a sad shooter experience you must have if not
>>39337Aim trainers fail to get around the fact that your aim and response time is influenced more by your positioning and ability to even shoot in the first place than muscle memory.
You’re not exactly going to shoot right when your panicking and getting blasted by someone camping with a machine gun.