Some other relevant ideas especially for peaking is the further from the corner you are peaking around, the longer it takes to appear on enemies screen. Very big tip for winning 1v1 or even peaking a squad. Ie never try to peak around next to a corner, if possible be far back as you can. This is huge in games like cs eft but any fps helps. Also as you mentioned ping / netcode peak advantage is very significant, compounded by the reaction time of someone statically holding an angle. Nice video
Basically imagine a guy rounding a corner. From your perspective the wall separates you from this guy so you can’t see him until he rounds the corner. If he is so close to the corner that his uniform is brushing against it as he rounds it, the relative size of his body to the corner will give you more time to see part of him faster. You may see his gun barrel, then maybe his elbow, his shoulder, the side of his head, then his full body, most likely in that order. However if he’s 50 yards behind the corner (exaggeration to make a point) his entire body will appear much smaller by comparison. Thus the amount of time you have to distinguish between his gun barrel and his entire body becomes more instantaneous. The whole point of not peeking a corner or a window directly on said cover, is to to give your enemy as little time to react to you when you’re visible AND once you’re visible to minimize your visible surface area as much as possible.
thanks for the video. i feel like most of this i knew intuitively but never thought about actively or tried to implement. hearing it voiced is helpful and makes the concepts feel concrete.
this was some serious performance enhancing tips. People usually talk about the tactical aspect of killing but never the technical stuff like this, at least in games.
Cover can be used offensively to help get kills, not just defensively to stay alive. 01:22 The effective time to kill in a gunfight is determined by your gun's time to kill, reaction time, aim, and recoil control. 02:08 The enemy's time to kill also affects the outcome of a gunfight. 03:21 Being closer to the enemy reduces recoil and increases the time to kill, and also can make it harder to hit if you're running about. 05:04 Using the right attachments on the right gun also reduces recoil and time to kill. 5:28 The best players use tricks to make their reaction time faster. 07:16 Reaction time can be reduced such as pretending to countdown in anticipation of an enemy. 07:52 Swinging or peeking gives the advantage to the player initiating the action via Peeker's advantage. 08:44 The reaction time advantage can lead to a significant reduction in time to kill opponents. 09:09 Using cover and quick swings can help gather information about enemy positions. 09:49 Running from cover to cover and spotting enemies before reaching cover can be advantageous.10:37 Ping delay can affect gameplay; a delay added to reaction time can give peeker's advantage. 11:21 Abusing the advantage of swinging corners can lead to more duels won. 12:18 Passive aim/Pre-aim is important in reducing mechanical aim requirements such as flicking. 14:30 Repositioning disrupts enemy's passive aim and forces them to use mechanical aim. 14:57 Buildings provide multiple swing options, making enemy passive aim worse. 15:43 Repositioning throws off enemy pre-aim and requires them to react and aim again. 16:29 Appearing from unexpected spots increases enemy reaction time and aim difficulty. 17:07 Understanding concepts like repositioning, peeking, and using a cover can improve gameplay. 18:32 Importance of recognizing and feeling the advantages of playing well in the game. 19:09 Great vid, reminds me of breaking down the macro and micro fundamentals of csgo 👍
This is unironically one of the best educational videos I've ever seen for FPS gameplay. First of all, the "teacher" type explanations. I have the same issue when watching higher-skilled players and their explanations, which is not fully understanding why a tip is needed. A standard explanation video would be like "have good aim", "have good reflexes", or "have good positioning". They're telling us what to do... but I have no idea what the stuff they're telling us to do even is. This is where the fallacies kick in. *"Have good aim".* _Okay, so flick really well and track players like a literal aimbot, got it!_ That's sorta correct, but like you taught me in this video, there's an entire other side to aiming that the skilled player is talking about that I have no idea even exists, which is your term, Passive Aiming. Most players think they have to just turn a corner and flick like a monster to the opponent, but that's not the answer. It's useful, but doesn't guarantee a win, much less actually be possible to do. The goal is to aim, *passively,* which means prepare yourself for where you need to aim. That's the goal, and where mechanical aim kicks in is when you make a prediction and the enemy isn't there, so you have to react and flick to their actual position. I literally didn't know that was a concept, and this completely revolutionizes the way I think about firefights and FPS' in general. This knowledge is gonna make me have so much fun cause now I know what to do. No more running around, praying to God I flick fast enough, and raging when the opponent seemingly aimbots me. Now, I prepare myself for an engagement, think about the tactics I've been taught, then feel the satisfaction when things go as planned. Even better, being able to win even when stuff doesn't go as planned. This is amazing bro, so useful. I would go further, but I'm tired and kinda don't wanna write a lot. Amazing breakdowns which taught me a lot in simply 19 minutes, subscribed for that alone.
Man, I have been playing video games for like 2 decades at this point and this video has the most amount of information about why I suck and how I can improve than anything i have seen before, thank you so SO much. Just the swinging method and information gathering alone has improved my gameplay 10x
This is the only channel I have found in a long time time that actually discusses the concepts in depth and in context. Very informative and the two. videos I have watched have already made me think about my gameplay differently. Thank You. I find the organization of your videos to be on point and easy to follow, the only thing they lack is your confidence in them.
The only thing I would say is that ADS, at least for me, is a massive part of the TTK equation. It's what makes smgs even more powerful than they already are, and why it's so important to pre-aim as support. Usually I'm always trying to pre-aim, because the ADS time can sometimes match the mechanical ttk of guns.
Great video! As someone who also has to explain basic micro and macro game concepts to other people, seeing your way of explaining was really interesting. Can't wait to see your next videos
If you're forced into a situation where you are going to get peaked no matter what, you can negate a lot of the enemy's advantage just by prefiring the corner you know they will appear in. They will swing into your shots.
really went into depth on this man good shit. it’s squishy brodz here the one that dies a lot. also i’m lookin to start grinding this a lot more so i’ll be seein ya more often keep it up 🤙🏼
Fantastic stuff Mr. Wong. Lots of people try to play this game like a typical run-n-gun FPS and they get really frustrated really quick. You can get deleted so fast by someone peaking properly and having good movement/cover. After about 15 hours I've finally started to understand how this game works and usually end up Top 5 of every match now.
Hit the nail on the head with how content creators are too caught up in theoretical ttk’s, it’s been a trend I’ve noticed in a lot of fps games over the years but I rarely see it translate into a gun actually inherently being superior in all situations. A lot of it feels like they’re cherry picking the craziest conditions for the fastest ttk just to make guns sound that much better when in reality no gunfights are really happening at point blank range with no bullet travel time and all hits landing directly on target with no latency
So TL;DW: - The winner of a firefight is the one that kills the other guy faster. - Theoretical ttk is only a part of the equation - any missed bullet doesn't do damage: So being accurate and controlling your recoil are important - Closer target = Bigger Target = Less chance of recoil messing you up - Lining your shots up to an expected target as you come out of cover cuts down your reaction time; making you react fast - since you've aimed before you even show up - A quick peek around cover without slowing down lets your get an idea of where the enemies are, so you can set up the your aim as per above point: It's like a game of memory, but the prize for winning is not getting shot! - Murder memory can be played as you move from cover to cover. - The internet isn't instant: Your ping adds to your peeker's advantage (Addendum by me: and also to theirs - higher ping favours the aggressor) - There are two types of aim: 1) Mechanical where you move your crosshairs to hit the target and 2) Passive aim where you position your crosshairs so they line up with where your target is likely going to be - this means you won't have to move as much before you can remotely lobotomize your enemy. - Repositioning means the enemy can't acquire as much passive aim on you.
a lot of what you say about cover is simply because there is no wallbanging in the game, in other games where there is wallbang its alot simpler to kill people, but of course some of the things still matter like swinging, but with wallbanging there's still a chance that they see you and start shooting at you through the wall
True that, honestly it's interesting to think about how a design choice of no wallbangs removes some possibilities, but also adds new styles of play. Interesting example of how game design can have deep effects
175 ms reaction time? You are a speed monster:) i have suggestion. We need a guide for how to set up the mouse sensitivity for different scopes. What the ratio between 1x, 2x, 3x, etc?
Your tutorials are much more insightful than other TH-camrs. I’m new to fps on pc and mechanical aim is tough so your breakdown on positioning and passive aim helps a lot. Need more tutorials and a leveling guide! Also a video of you playing and giving commentary would be great!
Hmm recoil. I am old school gamer and i always played fast paced arena shooters where recoil doesnt exist. I was never into CS not event during 1.6 time. BattleBit is a 1st game of its kind a realy tried to stay with. What made a huuuuge difference for me was a setting of my mouse but not on lower sensitivity but MUCH HIGHER. I was used to play on pretty low sensitivities with giant mouse pad surfing all over the table and it usualy worked for me. Here i tried to put my mouse on 3200 DPI and in game ADS on like 15-20 (so big sensitivity on hardware relatively small in game) and sudenly i was able to kept that AK15 on target for a whole magazine without problems. Probably basic thing for others but for me it was life changing.
@@unh0lys0da16 duble checked i was "laying" i am now on 6400, 800 is minimum. I dont realy have comparsions but it seems these days 800-1000 is absolute minimum for optical mouses
mfw my lowest ping is 70+ which makes peeking/swinging the best way to get any advantage, the rest is just you getting killed after you're already in cover on your screen lol
@antoniolongo7673 it's not letting me reply to you for whatever reason, but O.O.D.A. loop is observe, orient, decide, act. If you break any part of that loop, it starts over. The goal is to disrupt your enemies ooda loop so they will take longer to get to the act part of the loop, which is a delay for them while you're already conducting yours. You can search for videos explaining this, it was invented by a fighter pilot as a way to explain how to win dog fights. Turns out, it's helpful in many ways outside of that!
One thing I "miss" in the equation from my own experience is something like rate of fire, because if you hit bullets you inflict so much aimpunch and that is IMO a huge factor in this game. Thats one extra reason why the high RPM guns like v*ct*r (1200 rpm iirc) can be such a pain
Or call it 'first hit advantage' maybe Just my 2 cents, just a nitpick maybe. good video mate. You gave a really great explanation of things some of us know or apply intuitively! Now that I'm more conscious of it I think I will improve.
Such a good video for newer FPS players. I do all this and i barely contemplate or think about that i do it or if i’m doing it correctly. The peaking and re-peaking is so essential in a game like Battlebit. It sure is strong. Peeker’s advantage. I do find though that re peeking and walking out of cover while shooting to suprise/throw off enemies aim doesn’t seem to work that well. Why is this the case in this game? Any thoughts
Well honestly it not working sometime is probably due to complexities that I haven't even thought of! But some situations I might die even when reswinging may be due to multiple enemies making their time to kill faster, maybe your first shot may miss with a slow fire rate gun, meaning you lose time waiting for the next shot to cycle? This game is so deep and every death is complex. Sorry I couldn't give a concrete answer 😊
Maybe earlier on in the video you could put some weapon TTK times to give context to what 175ms or 75ms saved means in game. It’s hard to picture how much of an advantage you gain by saving 75ms from being the one that’s swinging the corner. Great video as usual :)
Sure can! I am trying to get better with Snipers rn, I feel at the moment I'm not good enough with them to make a video, but when I have 500 on all of them I will 😊
Where does prefiring fit into this? Whenever an opponent knows where I am and we are both trying to peek each other, I know I'll lose relying on my reaction time/aim alone. Instead I just eliminate reaction time by preemptively firing as I round the corner or as my line of sight passes the only areas they could be. It wastes more ammo than one would without needing it, but my reaction time is bad enough that its better to be wasteful for a gimmick kill than to just concede my life to another Vector.
I would like if they add a minimap, for spacial awareness. Lots of times I get desoriented and hardly find where an area is relatively safe to go, where is the immediate danger, etc. Also, costumes are the same, there should be a better way to diferenciate friend from foe, a little tiny glowstick is not enough IMO.
@@unh0lys0da16 I know, but there is always a doubt about if someone I encounter is friend or foe, or if I hear footsteps behind me I need to check if it's an enemy or a teammate that spawn on me. Also, the status of my team, if they are alive or dead, where are they facing, should I keep rushing or hide in cover? Minimap allows to digest that information passively in a glimpse without losing focus.
Sounds like me until level ~60. You will definitely get used to it. I'm a slow learner and I got so clobbered it reminded me of getting SCHOOLED as a kid in Counterstrike 1.3. I wanted a minimap too but the devs are against it. Now I've become quite good with the blue dots. Put minimap on TAB and disable toggle, that goes a long way. This, combined with headphones gives me the same kind of awareness I've been used to having in other games. Eventually you will get used to the player models too. My improvement going from level 60-80 was huge. I seriously went from 0.7 KD and sucking hard, to going 1:1 in my worst games and 2:1 or 3:1 in the better ones.
I love battlebit, but i struggle to find the good flanking routes. it seems i find alwalys the 2-3 flanking enemys, get one kill and die. So, my request for a video is : successful flanking and mindgames.
Yeah I'm going to make more in-depth videos like this about other subjects, I definitely will talk about how to find flanks, but also how to not die if stuff is getting out of hand
Just use vector or ak15 and practice aiming. Try lower mouse sensitivity. Need to be able to trust you can flick to where you want to shoot. Also for mind games if you run around with c4 in your hands you look way less threatening than if you have a gun. This consistently makes a difference for me but still limited time before an enemy catches on.
Dear Mr Wong, even after playing FPS games since back in the day (think Goldeneye64), you have explained in depth some unconscious thoughts/processes that go into gunfights. Concepts that I don't think i've ever really put words to, so thanks for that. Not only is this content valuable, but also quite interesting. This could be a start to a series of YT FPS instructional videos. Possibly of your own ideas / common situations you come up against, or input from subscribers where you expand on their questions/queries? If you can commit to that, i shall commit to supporting your clips via Haiku. - Want to win more fights? - Watch Mr Wong's tips right here. - Saves us from ourselves...
Dude. Still i can't believe that you got 500 kills for almost all weapons, it's is freaking cool :D but i see right now how you got all of that. You really studied the hell out of FPS, good job 👍 I really like your style of.......explaining ? i am really tired of content creators that make videos all the same. Like how they sound simillar and strucuture their video. I like your style more. By the way, i didn't hear any sneezes in this video >:(
Thanks bro, even though I like FPS games I usually play PVE, I always thought I was really bad at PVP games, but now, maybe I can beat some dudes and stop being the weakest Brazilian male, but for now i give you my blessing: the blessing of the Weakest Brazilian Male (That would be me), the blessing alows you to gain a considerable advantage against the bottom 50 on the ranking for the Anual Brazilian Male Championship. The championship is secret and only the true Brazilians can participate, you wont find any of that on google, but you can belive in me
Pretty much all default, only changes are squad leader menu(build) on a side mouse button and vault on a side mouse button, I also have drag players on toggle and fast reload on double tap R
This is a really interesting video, thanks for sharing. Subscribed My K/D is just above 1, so maybe getting the pre-peeking down will help a bit. (not very focused on that number, but more kills = more fun) Question about peeking: if the enemy was facing that corner, won't they see that you did a "quick peek" and zero in on your corner, thus eliminating your advantage? I tried flanking more over the weekend, but still struggling to even get into position without being discovered. Getting the first few kills with a sniper to unlock medium scopes is also a pain, since you're so visible with the long range scope glint lol. No use flanking if you're shining a giant light around the map for everyone to see.
The advantage I described in the video already assumes they are preparing to react to you peaking, and I will be doing a video that covers flanking in the future. I agree aswell that it's a pain to unlock medium scopes, always takes me a while
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Some other relevant ideas especially for peaking is the further from the corner you are peaking around, the longer it takes to appear on enemies screen. Very big tip for winning 1v1 or even peaking a squad. Ie never try to peak around next to a corner, if possible be far back as you can. This is huge in games like cs eft but any fps helps.
Also as you mentioned ping / netcode peak advantage is very significant, compounded by the reaction time of someone statically holding an angle.
Nice video
Omg this is so true! I can't believe I didn't mention this! I'm going to pin this comment
@@tonomrwong I noticed you peaking the wall at different distances, thought you were about to mention! Excited for your future guides
Can you elaborate on this?
Basically imagine a guy rounding a corner. From your perspective the wall separates you from this guy so you can’t see him until he rounds the corner. If he is so close to the corner that his uniform is brushing against it as he rounds it, the relative size of his body to the corner will give you more time to see part of him faster. You may see his gun barrel, then maybe his elbow, his shoulder, the side of his head, then his full body, most likely in that order. However if he’s 50 yards behind the corner (exaggeration to make a point) his entire body will appear much smaller by comparison. Thus the amount of time you have to distinguish between his gun barrel and his entire body becomes more instantaneous. The whole point of not peeking a corner or a window directly on said cover, is to to give your enemy as little time to react to you when you’re visible AND once you’re visible to minimize your visible surface area as much as possible.
This guide helped a ton thanks man, looking forward to future videos now
thanks for the video. i feel like most of this i knew intuitively but never thought about actively or tried to implement. hearing it voiced is helpful and makes the concepts feel concrete.
this was some serious performance enhancing tips. People usually talk about the tactical aspect of killing but never the technical stuff like this, at least in games.
This deserves to become an evolving series of instructionals.
He'll yeah will do, I think that this game has so much more to discuss!
Cover can be used offensively to help get kills, not just defensively to stay alive. 01:22
The effective time to kill in a gunfight is determined by your gun's time to kill, reaction time, aim, and recoil control. 02:08
The enemy's time to kill also affects the outcome of a gunfight. 03:21
Being closer to the enemy reduces recoil and increases the time to kill, and also can make it harder to hit if you're running about. 05:04
Using the right attachments on the right gun also reduces recoil and time to kill. 5:28
The best players use tricks to make their reaction time faster. 07:16
Reaction time can be reduced such as pretending to countdown in anticipation of an enemy. 07:52
Swinging or peeking gives the advantage to the player initiating the action via Peeker's advantage. 08:44
The reaction time advantage can lead to a significant reduction in time to kill opponents. 09:09
Using cover and quick swings can help gather information about enemy positions. 09:49
Running from cover to cover and spotting enemies before reaching cover can be advantageous.10:37
Ping delay can affect gameplay; a delay added to reaction time can give peeker's advantage. 11:21
Abusing the advantage of swinging corners can lead to more duels won. 12:18
Passive aim/Pre-aim is important in reducing mechanical aim requirements such as flicking. 14:30
Repositioning disrupts enemy's passive aim and forces them to use mechanical aim. 14:57
Buildings provide multiple swing options, making enemy passive aim worse. 15:43
Repositioning throws off enemy pre-aim and requires them to react and aim again. 16:29
Appearing from unexpected spots increases enemy reaction time and aim difficulty. 17:07
Understanding concepts like repositioning, peeking, and using a cover can improve gameplay. 18:32
Importance of recognizing and feeling the advantages of playing well in the game. 19:09
Great vid, reminds me of breaking down the macro and micro fundamentals of csgo 👍
He'll yeah 😊 I will be implementing chapters in my next video 😊
really love the way you approach analysis of the genre and this game.
Thank you so much, I really believe there is lots of depth to be found 😊
This is unironically one of the best educational videos I've ever seen for FPS gameplay.
First of all, the "teacher" type explanations. I have the same issue when watching higher-skilled players and their explanations, which is not fully understanding why a tip is needed. A standard explanation video would be like "have good aim", "have good reflexes", or "have good positioning". They're telling us what to do... but I have no idea what the stuff they're telling us to do even is. This is where the fallacies kick in.
*"Have good aim".* _Okay, so flick really well and track players like a literal aimbot, got it!_
That's sorta correct, but like you taught me in this video, there's an entire other side to aiming that the skilled player is talking about that I have no idea even exists, which is your term, Passive Aiming. Most players think they have to just turn a corner and flick like a monster to the opponent, but that's not the answer. It's useful, but doesn't guarantee a win, much less actually be possible to do.
The goal is to aim, *passively,* which means prepare yourself for where you need to aim. That's the goal, and where mechanical aim kicks in is when you make a prediction and the enemy isn't there, so you have to react and flick to their actual position. I literally didn't know that was a concept, and this completely revolutionizes the way I think about firefights and FPS' in general.
This knowledge is gonna make me have so much fun cause now I know what to do. No more running around, praying to God I flick fast enough, and raging when the opponent seemingly aimbots me. Now, I prepare myself for an engagement, think about the tactics I've been taught, then feel the satisfaction when things go as planned. Even better, being able to win even when stuff doesn't go as planned. This is amazing bro, so useful.
I would go further, but I'm tired and kinda don't wanna write a lot. Amazing breakdowns which taught me a lot in simply 19 minutes, subscribed for that alone.
Man, I have been playing video games for like 2 decades at this point and this video has the most amount of information about why I suck and how I can improve than anything i have seen before, thank you so SO much. Just the swinging method and information gathering alone has improved my gameplay 10x
I like the way you break this down. Didnt realise i did some of this stuff unconsciously
This is the only channel I have found in a long time time that actually discusses the concepts in depth and in context. Very informative and the two. videos I have watched have already made me think about my gameplay differently. Thank You.
I find the organization of your videos to be on point and easy to follow, the only thing they lack is your confidence in them.
Agreed! +1 reply for the engagement algorithm
great content. im glad i discovered your channel cuz none of the other creators can explain the mechanics this well
Was in a few servers with you before I even realized you made content. What a legend. This is really good advice.
Thanks man, super insightful
The only thing I would say is that ADS, at least for me, is a massive part of the TTK equation. It's what makes smgs even more powerful than they already are, and why it's so important to pre-aim as support.
Usually I'm always trying to pre-aim, because the ADS time can sometimes match the mechanical ttk of guns.
This could cover almost all shooters. Nice job and great content!
Great video! As someone who also has to explain basic micro and macro game concepts to other people, seeing your way of explaining was really interesting.
Can't wait to see your next videos
Thank you so much, your comment means alot 😊
Thank you so much for explaining these mechanics, I haven’t seen someone go in depth like this before
Thank you great master MrWong
Excellent video
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed 😊
This was great! I'm going to watch out the next one now. Thank you!
If you're forced into a situation where you are going to get peaked no matter what, you can negate a lot of the enemy's advantage just by prefiring the corner you know they will appear in. They will swing into your shots.
This is incredibly good and useful content. Thank you
really went into depth on this man good shit. it’s squishy brodz here the one that dies a lot. also i’m lookin to start grinding this a lot more so i’ll be seein ya more often keep it up 🤙🏼
Wheeeey good to see ya Brodz absolute legend
Fantastic stuff Mr. Wong. Lots of people try to play this game like a typical run-n-gun FPS and they get really frustrated really quick. You can get deleted so fast by someone peaking properly and having good movement/cover. After about 15 hours I've finally started to understand how this game works and usually end up Top 5 of every match now.
I am glad you are experiencing this, its so much better when the top players are the ones who know what they are doing, not the ones with the best aim
more people need 2 know about this kinda stuff
Awesome stuff! Appreciate the time and effort, but also require MORE. THANKS
More will be on the way 😊
Love your vids man! Has helped me sweat out my lobbies. Hello from Tassie! :)
Wheeey I'm from Tassie too
@@tonomrwong bruh the chances
Hit the nail on the head with how content creators are too caught up in theoretical ttk’s, it’s been a trend I’ve noticed in a lot of fps games over the years but I rarely see it translate into a gun actually inherently being superior in all situations. A lot of it feels like they’re cherry picking the craziest conditions for the fastest ttk just to make guns sound that much better when in reality no gunfights are really happening at point blank range with no bullet travel time and all hits landing directly on target with no latency
So TL;DW:
- The winner of a firefight is the one that kills the other guy faster.
- Theoretical ttk is only a part of the equation - any missed bullet doesn't do damage: So being accurate and controlling your recoil are important
- Closer target = Bigger Target = Less chance of recoil messing you up
- Lining your shots up to an expected target as you come out of cover cuts down your reaction time; making you react fast - since you've aimed before you even show up
- A quick peek around cover without slowing down lets your get an idea of where the enemies are, so you can set up the your aim as per above point: It's like a game of memory, but the prize for winning is not getting shot!
- Murder memory can be played as you move from cover to cover.
- The internet isn't instant: Your ping adds to your peeker's advantage (Addendum by me: and also to theirs - higher ping favours the aggressor)
- There are two types of aim: 1) Mechanical where you move your crosshairs to hit the target and 2) Passive aim where you position your crosshairs so they line up with where your target is likely going to be - this means you won't have to move as much before you can remotely lobotomize your enemy.
- Repositioning means the enemy can't acquire as much passive aim on you.
Too long didn't read
Dope info I rarely take the time to like a video
Thanks very much 😊
Thanks for sharing. Great stuff!
Watching you CQC with a sniper better then I do with a DMR or Auto rifles is impressive lmao
Appreciate the information as well.
wow an actual helpful video on not only battlebit but on fps as a whole, very grateful for your guidance 🙏
I am glad this helped :)
a lot of what you say about cover is simply because there is no wallbanging in the game, in other games where there is wallbang its alot simpler to kill people, but of course some of the things still matter like swinging, but with wallbanging there's still a chance that they see you and start shooting at you through the wall
True that, honestly it's interesting to think about how a design choice of no wallbangs removes some possibilities, but also adds new styles of play. Interesting example of how game design can have deep effects
goated guide
Thanks very much 😊
175 ms reaction time? You are a speed monster:) i have suggestion. We need a guide for how to set up the mouse sensitivity for different scopes. What the ratio between 1x, 2x, 3x, etc?
Oh man thanks a bunch 😊 I wonder what the true average is 🤔
There are spreadsheets out there that calculate that if you look it up
Your tutorials are much more insightful than other TH-camrs. I’m new to fps on pc and mechanical aim is tough so your breakdown on positioning and passive aim helps a lot. Need more tutorials and a leveling guide! Also a video of you playing and giving commentary would be great!
Yes I am going to be doing a commentary very soon! 😊
Hmm recoil. I am old school gamer and i always played fast paced arena shooters where recoil doesnt exist. I was never into CS not event during 1.6 time.
BattleBit is a 1st game of its kind a realy tried to stay with. What made a huuuuge difference for me was a setting of my mouse but not on lower sensitivity but MUCH HIGHER. I was used to play on pretty low sensitivities with giant mouse pad surfing all over the table and it usualy worked for me.
Here i tried to put my mouse on 3200 DPI and in game ADS on like 15-20 (so big sensitivity on hardware relatively small in game) and sudenly i was able to kept that AK15 on target for a whole magazine without problems.
Probably basic thing for others but for me it was life changing.
I'm glad you found a sens that works for you 😊
480 edpi is not low in my book.
@@unh0lys0da16 duble checked i was "laying" i am now on 6400, 800 is minimum. I dont realy have comparsions but it seems these days 800-1000 is absolute minimum for optical mouses
@@cpt.midwich2821 edpi as in effective dpi. Meaning 3200 x 0.15 (ingame sens) = 480.
@@unh0lys0da16 wow, never know what your learn XD never heard about effective dpi, ty. Makes sense why it seemed very low.
mfw my lowest ping is 70+
which makes peeking/swinging the best way to get any advantage, the rest is just you getting killed after you're already in cover on your screen lol
I've never put much thought into what's involved in TTK. Pretty nice commentary on a lot of topics that I eager to try in game. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed!
Great vid!
Thanks :)
God damn 175ms is super fast. I got 195ms and I was staring a hole through that blue screen lol.
YESSSSSSSS
Hah the moment I hit lvl 70 too 😅
I think half of this video you were describing the elements of the OODA loop lol
What's the OODA loop?
@antoniolongo7673 it's not letting me reply to you for whatever reason, but O.O.D.A. loop is observe, orient, decide, act. If you break any part of that loop, it starts over. The goal is to disrupt your enemies ooda loop so they will take longer to get to the act part of the loop, which is a delay for them while you're already conducting yours. You can search for videos explaining this, it was invented by a fighter pilot as a way to explain how to win dog fights. Turns out, it's helpful in many ways outside of that!
@@b.vo. very interesting! I will take a look at this
Bro your content is super good keep at it!
Thanks so much 😊
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5:58: Aggressive chair position re-adjustment.
One thing I "miss" in the equation from my own experience is something like rate of fire, because if you hit bullets you inflict so much aimpunch and that is IMO a huge factor in this game. Thats one extra reason why the high RPM guns like v*ct*r (1200 rpm iirc) can be such a pain
Or call it 'first hit advantage' maybe
Just my 2 cents, just a nitpick maybe. good video mate. You gave a really great explanation of things some of us know or apply intuitively! Now that I'm more conscious of it I think I will improve.
Bro just said right from the start:
You wanna get good? Well... first you gotta be good and get to level 70 so that you can get the easy mode weapon.
I think I put the nah I'm only joking a little late 😂
Such a good video for newer FPS players. I do all this and i barely contemplate or think about that i do it or if i’m doing it correctly. The peaking and re-peaking is so essential in a game like Battlebit. It sure is strong. Peeker’s advantage. I do find though that re peeking and walking out of cover while shooting to suprise/throw off enemies aim doesn’t seem to work that well. Why is this the case in this game? Any thoughts
Well honestly it not working sometime is probably due to complexities that I haven't even thought of! But some situations I might die even when reswinging may be due to multiple enemies making their time to kill faster, maybe your first shot may miss with a slow fire rate gun, meaning you lose time waiting for the next shot to cycle? This game is so deep and every death is complex. Sorry I couldn't give a concrete answer 😊
I love how often he dies, it just shows he's going up against good players
Maybe earlier on in the video you could put some weapon TTK times to give context to what 175ms or 75ms saved means in game. It’s hard to picture how much of an advantage you gain by saving 75ms from being the one that’s swinging the corner. Great video as usual :)
That is a good shout, I originally was going to compare the AUG to the vector but I scrapped it
Wow, a guide that's actually useful?... I don't know how to react...😮
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Oh heeeeey 😊 cheers for the kindness in chat
@@tonomrwong hehe yeah always!
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Even your aim on the shooting range is impressive😅
Cheers emo :)
could you do a video about zeroing with sniper and more sniper tips ? ty
Sure can! I am trying to get better with Snipers rn, I feel at the moment I'm not good enough with them to make a video, but when I have 500 on all of them I will 😊
Where does prefiring fit into this? Whenever an opponent knows where I am and we are both trying to peek each other, I know I'll lose relying on my reaction time/aim alone. Instead I just eliminate reaction time by preemptively firing as I round the corner or as my line of sight passes the only areas they could be. It wastes more ammo than one would without needing it, but my reaction time is bad enough that its better to be wasteful for a gimmick kill than to just concede my life to another Vector.
The reason I didn't mention prefiring as much is because I'm going to be doing a video all about cqb which will discuss prefiring
I would like if they add a minimap, for spacial awareness. Lots of times I get desoriented and hardly find where an area is relatively safe to go, where is the immediate danger, etc. Also, costumes are the same, there should be a better way to diferenciate friend from foe, a little tiny glowstick is not enough IMO.
I just shoot red
There is no friendly fire
@@unh0lys0da16 I know, but there is always a doubt about if someone I encounter is friend or foe, or if I hear footsteps behind me I need to check if it's an enemy or a teammate that spawn on me. Also, the status of my team, if they are alive or dead, where are they facing, should I keep rushing or hide in cover?
Minimap allows to digest that information passively in a glimpse without losing focus.
Sounds like me until level ~60. You will definitely get used to it. I'm a slow learner and I got so clobbered it reminded me of getting SCHOOLED as a kid in Counterstrike 1.3. I wanted a minimap too but the devs are against it. Now I've become quite good with the blue dots. Put minimap on TAB and disable toggle, that goes a long way. This, combined with headphones gives me the same kind of awareness I've been used to having in other games. Eventually you will get used to the player models too. My improvement going from level 60-80 was huge. I seriously went from 0.7 KD and sucking hard, to going 1:1 in my worst games and 2:1 or 3:1 in the better ones.
I love battlebit, but i struggle to find the good flanking routes. it seems i find alwalys the 2-3 flanking enemys, get one kill and die.
So, my request for a video is : successful flanking and mindgames.
Yeah I'm going to make more in-depth videos like this about other subjects, I definitely will talk about how to find flanks, but also how to not die if stuff is getting out of hand
Just use vector or ak15 and practice aiming. Try lower mouse sensitivity. Need to be able to trust you can flick to where you want to shoot. Also for mind games if you run around with c4 in your hands you look way less threatening than if you have a gun. This consistently makes a difference for me but still limited time before an enemy catches on.
Dear Mr Wong,
even after playing FPS games since back in the day (think Goldeneye64), you have explained in depth some unconscious thoughts/processes that go into gunfights. Concepts that I don't think i've ever really put words to, so thanks for that. Not only is this content valuable, but also quite interesting.
This could be a start to a series of YT FPS instructional videos. Possibly of your own ideas / common situations you come up against, or input from subscribers where you expand on their questions/queries?
If you can commit to that, i shall commit to supporting your clips via Haiku.
- Want to win more fights?
- Watch Mr Wong's tips right here.
- Saves us from ourselves...
I am gonna be looking out for these 😊
another banger
Dude. Still i can't believe that you got 500 kills for almost all weapons, it's is freaking cool :D but i see right now how you got all of that. You really studied the hell out of FPS, good job 👍
I really like your style of.......explaining ? i am really tired of content creators that make videos all the same. Like how they sound simillar and strucuture their video. I like your style more.
By the way, i didn't hear any sneezes in this video >:(
Haha thanks so much, couldn't make a sneeze happen 😢
Thanks bro, even though I like FPS games I usually play PVE, I always thought I was really bad at PVP games, but now, maybe I can beat some dudes and stop being the weakest Brazilian male, but for now i give you my blessing: the blessing of the Weakest Brazilian Male (That would be me), the blessing alows you to gain a considerable advantage against the bottom 50 on the ranking for the Anual Brazilian Male Championship. The championship is secret and only the true Brazilians can participate, you wont find any of that on google, but you can belive in me
What are your keybinds? Do you stick close to default or have any tips on what to change? I have trouble using lean with the default settings
Pretty much all default, only changes are squad leader menu(build) on a side mouse button and vault on a side mouse button, I also have drag players on toggle and fast reload on double tap R
What's the circle thing that occasionally appear when you ads with scope?
It's a Windows setting that helps me find my cursor on my screen, it happens sometimes when I press ctrl
@@tonomrwong oh ok yeah I see what you mean
Kiss vector is piss vector, I used it n it sucks
This is a really interesting video, thanks for sharing. Subscribed
My K/D is just above 1, so maybe getting the pre-peeking down will help a bit. (not very focused on that number, but more kills = more fun)
Question about peeking: if the enemy was facing that corner, won't they see that you did a "quick peek" and zero in on your corner, thus eliminating your advantage?
I tried flanking more over the weekend, but still struggling to even get into position without being discovered.
Getting the first few kills with a sniper to unlock medium scopes is also a pain, since you're so visible with the long range scope glint lol.
No use flanking if you're shining a giant light around the map for everyone to see.
The advantage I described in the video already assumes they are preparing to react to you peaking, and I will be doing a video that covers flanking in the future. I agree aswell that it's a pain to unlock medium scopes, always takes me a while
My recoil control is so ass i get better ttk with the ump than the mp7
Honestly I feel that, this is the same reason people believe that the AUG is super good
Good advice, I’m sure when this game gets more support you’ll take off. Maybe some work on your thumbnails, more red circles and clickbaity stuff
Yeah true dat with the clickbait stuff, I personally have to weigh up just how clickbaitey I wanna get. Thanks for the advice either way 😊