Weapon recoil is apex is really weird. If you don't know about recoil smooth I definitely recommend checking out this video: m.th-cam.com/video/y4gXmuKVWEM/w-d-xo.html This will give you a much better answer to your question!
learning recoil patterns in this game is kinda pointless, recoil smoothing is way easier to use and works the same with pretty much every gun and helps you not get shot
Once people learn about recoil smoothing they assume they should anti-mirror everybody and activate recoil smoothing. But it's actually better to mirror your enemies to make tracking easier. This is a concept called 'strafe aiming' and is something all aim coaches teach for Apex Legends. It's hard to explain in a single comment so I'm going to make a seperate video about why you need to learn recoil patterns and explain 'strafe aiming' in much more detail! Welcome to the channel Mywrith!
@@PeskyFrank mirroring kinda depends on what input you assume your fighting against imo, like mirroring a roller is just bad business if your M&K. if they do that really tight pin strafe and you chall that your just dead if you dont long stafe/slide witch is why i think its just more consistent to rely on smoothing because most of the fights you take with rollers will be won by throwing off their aim assist rather than mirroring their strafe and allowing them to lock onto you. the only time i really control my recoil is at long range and even then im usually moving enough to kick in some degree of smoothing by snaping to the spot i wanna shoot or jiggling my left and right strafe
Mirror vs anti-mirror is input dependent but we actually want to mirror more often than not. (You* vs enemy**) MnK* vs MnK** = Mirror Mnk* vs controller** = Mirror Controller* vs MnK** = Anti-mirror Controller* vs controller** = Mirror The strength of aim assist (AA) is in the rotational AA which is deactivated during a mirror strafe. Trying to "break AA" by anti-mirroring extremely hard since rotational AA kicks in during anti-mirror. Don't worry I'll make a video explaining much further one day soon!
I been seeing you in the Fire Range alot. Great content Broski. Keep it up love what your doing.
I live in the firing range Skiece 😂😂 Thanks brother!
holy last time i watcht you you had 800 subs keep up the good work
YUUPPP! We're flying phantom!
will there any be new videos?
can u do video for havoc
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this is so so helpful
Oh he be smooth with it!!
The smoothest!
wow this is good stuff.. thanks dude.
can you maybe do prowler?i cant hit with it and there are like 0 recoil guides
I plan on making a recoil video like this for every gun! Stay tuned Capy!
@@PeskyFrank alght ty keep up the great Videos ❤️
@@PeskyFrankdid you quit YT?
do you have any video about mantle jump?
Nope not yet! I'm planning to make one in the near future so look out!
@@PeskyFrank please! your videos are always clear and easy to understand.
Come back Frank! We need you and your wisdom kind sir!
Do we always need to remember all weapons pattern? Or we can just practice to aim without it?
Weapon recoil is apex is really weird. If you don't know about recoil smooth I definitely recommend checking out this video:
m.th-cam.com/video/y4gXmuKVWEM/w-d-xo.html
This will give you a much better answer to your question!
Yoooo Frank let's go wake up
Why did he stop uploading and streaming 😢
whats up frank rember me 4.45K thats crazy
Do you still play?
learning recoil patterns in this game is kinda pointless, recoil smoothing is way easier to use and works the same with pretty much every gun and helps you not get shot
Once people learn about recoil smoothing they assume they should anti-mirror everybody and activate recoil smoothing.
But it's actually better to mirror your enemies to make tracking easier. This is a concept called 'strafe aiming' and is something all aim coaches teach for Apex Legends.
It's hard to explain in a single comment so I'm going to make a seperate video about why you need to learn recoil patterns and explain 'strafe aiming' in much more detail!
Welcome to the channel Mywrith!
@@PeskyFrank mirroring kinda depends on what input you assume your fighting against imo, like mirroring a roller is just bad business if your M&K. if they do that really tight pin strafe and you chall that your just dead if you dont long stafe/slide witch is why i think its just more consistent to rely on smoothing because most of the fights you take with rollers will be won by throwing off their aim assist rather than mirroring their strafe and allowing them to lock onto you. the only time i really control my recoil is at long range and even then im usually moving enough to kick in some degree of smoothing by snaping to the spot i wanna shoot or jiggling my left and right strafe
Mirror vs anti-mirror is input dependent but we actually want to mirror more often than not.
(You* vs enemy**)
MnK* vs MnK** = Mirror
Mnk* vs controller** = Mirror
Controller* vs MnK** = Anti-mirror
Controller* vs controller** = Mirror
The strength of aim assist (AA) is in the rotational AA which is deactivated during a mirror strafe. Trying to "break AA" by anti-mirroring extremely hard since rotational AA kicks in during anti-mirror.
Don't worry I'll make a video explaining much further one day soon!
You forgot to mention internet quality, this game too much depends on internet
Yes sir!