Tips: -If there are deathboxes in an area, take the armour and throw it on the floor for easy armour swaps. -Let other people loot for you and kill them for the ammo, meds and loot they have. -Reload before your clip gets to zero to save yourself the extra reload time that can be the difference between winning -Use doors, if you are being chased throw a grenade at the floor of the door you are at if you need to run and there is someone on the other side -try to always have high ground, a good way to do this is to bait a team that is on high ground to chase you and then take their high ground - gold armour is especially helpful when playing solo as the small healing can have a huge impact mid fight
I would also like to add: Please be deliberate and unpredictable. If you are moving predictably, (strafing left right and crouch spamming between change of direction) it is to beam you. Change your keybinds to avoid making mistakes by making it more comfortable for yourself. I have crouch bound to my side mouse buttons just because I find that easy for me. Don't reload in the open. Get better at using movement.
@@zomorion9183yea I find that people stand out in the open or in a bad LOS and get beamed, then they say something like how did they kill me before I killed them or they are cheating!!! I find especially on solo games it's best to peak hide find another angle and you can keep spamming til they run out of heals, running peaking shotguns like a PK or Mastiff is good since you can hold less ammo and more heals but also peak and hide
@@ShowMeYourPotato Yeah same. In some rotations it can really be hard to switch angles, And that's why you should always stay on your toes. Get better at bunny hopping and applying the Faide jump and skip jump (Check out Mokeysniper for further details) and you should be able to switch angles much more consistently. I find it easier that way.
I first played solo duos and it really boosted up my confidence in taking fights... Playing Arenas is always helpful imo bcz you get to know your main legend more n more... Still trying to get through solo trios but there is much more to it as compared to solo duos 😅... Your tips really help me brother ❤️
Coming from a Diamond, so not the best of the best, id do it in Trios first. Duos is almost always filled with the sweatiest of them all where trios you will get starting practice vs casual players+
@@usparker do you think you get easier lobbies solo q trios? I just had a lovely squad wipe on ranked if I can do it on there I can do it on normal. Although I’m in gold at the moment and my normal lobbies are harder sometimes lol
@@eddiehuang1811 South America is the same bro, u just don't find even 30 players, I play Apex 4-5 years I guess, never played duos in SA server, just don't find players.
"I know you guys are really good at looting" "At the end of the day we're all pretty good at looting" Me: *spends 10 seconds picking up my first gun and wondering if an attachment fits my weapon*
Watching higher level players do solo queue games and really studying what they are doing and why they are doing it is important. They always stay around buildings and other areas with lots of cover and choke points. It's hard to force 1v1s in a wide open field so staying near lots of cover is a must for staying alive. Also not fighting a team all grouped up is a good idea because they'll often team fire you even if you get some good damage on one of them.
Well when i train, i heavily recommend this 4 snipers, triple take (if you can), g7 scout (especially now in storm point), charge rifle (my personal favorite) and the long bow (super good from no matter distance).
I’d recommend u start off on Olympus because if u have a car u can get out of any situation if it gets hard. It also makes it easier to find 3rd parties
Does it take you all forever to get into a game when you do 'no fill'? I tried doing this and I just found myself waiting, waiting, waiting for a game. I'm curious if it's just me.
i've tried a few times over October and it takes awhile. Once I move it to 'fill' it is almost immediate. There is some issue with it, not just you. I now watch TH-cam while I wait :)
This Wattsy main has been solo queuing duos for a couple seasons now, a tip I suggest to people is use whatever guns you're comfortable with, don't worry about whether it's meta or not. My favourite loadout is havoc and prowler and it works wonders heh
I know it's not in the same league as Apex but I put many hours into Realm Royale, ended up regularly doing solo vs squads of 4 and winning a lot of matches. To be fair, no one takes it as seriously as Apex and there are games filled with bots (I leave those lobbies, which is why I don't play anymore because restarting for a good game is annoying). Definitely going to try it in Apex now I'm more confident.
Positioning is Crucial: In solo vs. squads, positioning is even more critical than in regular matches. Always try to maintain the high ground advantage whenever possible. Keep a close eye on the enemy squads' movements and try to position yourself in a way that you can engage them one at a time or third-party fights from a safe distance. Engage Wisely: Be selective about the fights you take. If you encounter a full squad, think twice before engaging. It's often better to avoid fights against full squads and wait for an opportunity to catch them off guard or weakened after another battle. Hit-and-Run Tactics: In solo vs. squads, you don't have the luxury of a full team to back you up, so hit-and-run tactics can be effective. Engage an enemy squad, deal some damage, and then quickly reposition to heal up and re-engage if necessary. Don't overcommit to fights unless you have a clear advantage. Use Legends with Escapes or Mobility: Legends with abilities that allow for quick escapes or increased mobility can be advantageous in solo vs. squads. Legends like Wraith, Octane, or Pathfinder can help you disengage from unfavorable situations. Use Cover and Concealment: Always make use of cover and concealment to minimize the chances of getting spotted by full squads. Use the environment to your advantage, and try to catch them by surprise when possible. Third-Party Strategically: In high-traffic areas like hot zones, it's common to encounter multiple squads fighting. Use this chaos to your advantage and try to third-party strategically. Wait for an opportune moment when squads are weakened, and then pick off isolated enemies or those in the middle of a fight. Always Be Prepared: Solo vs. squads can be unpredictable, so always be prepared for the unexpected. Carry enough healing items, shields, and ammo to sustain prolonged fights. Stay Aware of the Ring: In solo vs. squads, you have less backup in case you get caught in the ring. Always keep an eye on the ring's position and try to stay ahead of it to avoid getting trapped or caught by enemies coming from the safe zone. Mind Your Noise: As a solo player, every footstep and gunshot you make can potentially attract unwanted attention from full squads. Be mindful of your noise levels and try to move quietly when possible. Practice, Patience, and Adaptation: Solo vs. squads can be challenging, and improvement takes time. Don't get discouraged by losses; instead, learn from each match. Analyze your mistakes, adapt your strategies, and practice regularly to become better at handling the unique challenges of solo play.
I'm always playing solo duos, won 1 time so far, but it's still fun even tho u ain't playing with ur actual team mates, it's also a good way to make some new friends
I play bloodhound and find success pretty easily, I’m a diamond player I feel i have a solid understanding of bloodhound allowing me to play aggressively and single out enemies.
I always play solo and challenging myself with no aim-assist. It was such a nightmare at the beginning but after 1 month later. I can win 1v2 about 80%. 1v3 is still way too hard for me, but I will go there one day! 😅
@@harrisonwalker3292 If you play on console (pls don’t ), but if you play on PC and want to try out. You can go to “settings” > ”controller” and scroll all the way down. In the advanced controls, scroll down until you see “Targeting Assistance.” Turn that setting to “OFF.” Trust me that you will feel so satisfy when kill M/K players without it. Good Luck,man 👍
I appreciate the work this man is putting into the youtube channel. But I scheduled a replay analysis with Valued the man himself. He never showed up and I heard nothing from him or anyone else. I did get my points back but not the time wasted waiting.
Im gonna start playing some solo duos then once i get comfortable switch to trios, Im a wraith main everyone i play with calls me a good player and a sweat for some reason idk maybe because i have an aggressive play style, and pretty good aim but i dont see what they’re talking about i only have the 2500 damage badge and i want to improve alot even tho this game has alot of issues i love it so please if anyone has any tips for me ill be happy to listen!
If you play aggressively, constantly chasing enemies, controlling the rate of play, and thirsting your kills, you're referred to as "sweaty". Take it as a compliment, it means you're good.
Where is a decent spot to land? Everywhere feels either always hot, or cold af, and sometimes they completely flip, so idk. Olympus I had figured, KC I have no clue
Bloodhound and horizon are great legends for solo play as well. I had a ranked match last season where both my teammates died almost immediately after landing and I somehow ended up 2nd place with 11 kills and ~3.5k dmg
I don't recommend no fill matches, but I do recommend you take more fights throughout the game. After a fight loot quickly, move over to the nearest sound of bullets in the map, and repeat until you hopefully get the win. My friends and I win a lot of games facing squads that have blue and believe it or not white shields at final circle. You will not get better at all camping and hiding until final circle trying to third party the final two squads, you will also be at a huge armor disadvantage.
Tips:
-If there are deathboxes in an area, take the armour and throw it on the floor for easy armour swaps.
-Let other people loot for you and kill them for the ammo, meds and loot they have.
-Reload before your clip gets to zero to save yourself the extra reload time that can be the difference between winning
-Use doors, if you are being chased throw a grenade at the floor of the door you are at if you need to run and there is someone on the other side
-try to always have high ground, a good way to do this is to bait a team that is on high ground to chase you and then take their high ground
- gold armour is especially helpful when playing solo as the small healing can have a huge impact mid fight
I would also like to add:
Please be deliberate and unpredictable. If you are moving predictably, (strafing left right and crouch spamming between change of direction) it is to beam you. Change your keybinds to avoid making mistakes by making it more comfortable for yourself. I have crouch bound to my side mouse buttons just because I find that easy for me.
Don't reload in the open.
Get better at using movement.
@@zomorion9183yea I find that people stand out in the open or in a bad LOS and get beamed, then they say something like how did they kill me before I killed them or they are cheating!!! I find especially on solo games it's best to peak hide find another angle and you can keep spamming til they run out of heals, running peaking shotguns like a PK or Mastiff is good since you can hold less ammo and more heals but also peak and hide
@@ShowMeYourPotato Yeah same. In some rotations it can really be hard to switch angles, And that's why you should always stay on your toes. Get better at bunny hopping and applying the Faide jump and skip jump (Check out Mokeysniper for further details) and you should be able to switch angles much more consistently. I find it easier that way.
@@zomorion9183 crouch on m4 is a gamechanger =) not only for apex
I forgot empty reload speeds existed. Damn it man.
I first played solo duos and it really boosted up my confidence in taking fights... Playing Arenas is always helpful imo bcz you get to know your main legend more n more... Still trying to get through solo trios but there is much more to it as compared to solo duos 😅... Your tips really help me brother ❤️
Dam i almost put the same thas great, dúos help me a lot
@@Anonymousplayers21 yep buddy ❤️😊
I can’t play duos because I’m in OCE and no one ques for duos here so I’ve been stuck solo trios
@@agentblacklaser1979 same, i live in Melbourne and no one queues for duos even in the climax of the game such as friday nights
I waited 2-3 minutes and just went fill. How long does it take to get into lobby with no fill?
I started at no fill duos a few days ago it's fun and it really challenges me to improve my mistakes
Coming from a Diamond, so not the best of the best, id do it in Trios first. Duos is almost always filled with the sweatiest of them all where trios you will get starting practice vs casual players+
Yea, it’s all master-preds who are waiting for their 3rd mate
well, for my shit australian servers, you can't find matches for duos, no one plays duos at all times.
@@usparker do you think you get easier lobbies solo q trios? I just had a lovely squad wipe on ranked if I can do it on there I can do it on normal. Although I’m in gold at the moment and my normal lobbies are harder sometimes lol
@@eddiehuang1811 South America is the same bro, u just don't find even 30 players, I play Apex 4-5 years I guess, never played duos in SA server, just don't find players.
"I know you guys are really good at looting"
"At the end of the day we're all pretty good at looting"
Me: *spends 10 seconds picking up my first gun and wondering if an attachment fits my weapon*
Watching higher level players do solo queue games and really studying what they are doing and why they are doing it is important. They always stay around buildings and other areas with lots of cover and choke points. It's hard to force 1v1s in a wide open field so staying near lots of cover is a must for staying alive. Also not fighting a team all grouped up is a good idea because they'll often team fire you even if you get some good damage on one of them.
I did this in PUBG for years, it definitely helps you learn survival and how to pick apart a squad. Trial by Fire is always a fast way to improve.
What is trail by fire? Would you maybe wanna play together sometime? :)
@@your_mom_is_milfd1358 5 months late but you still play apex? xD
Well when i train, i heavily recommend this 4 snipers, triple take (if you can), g7 scout (especially now in storm point), charge rifle (my personal favorite) and the long bow (super good from no matter distance).
in starting to get more wins and I've been pretty successful lately almost got my 2k on Wattson yesterday
I basically use Arena to warm up🤷It kind of takes some of the tension off those first few gunfights
I’d recommend u start off on Olympus because if u have a car u can get out of any situation if it gets hard. It also makes it easier to find 3rd parties
Does it take you all forever to get into a game when you do 'no fill'? I tried doing this and I just found myself waiting, waiting, waiting for a game. I'm curious if it's just me.
Nah me to it takes like 4 minutes
Just you guys.
me too
i've tried a few times over October and it takes awhile. Once I move it to 'fill' it is almost immediate. There is some issue with it, not just you. I now watch TH-cam while I wait :)
I always find matches immediately
This Wattsy main has been solo queuing duos for a couple seasons now, a tip I suggest to people is use whatever guns you're comfortable with, don't worry about whether it's meta or not. My favourite loadout is havoc and prowler and it works wonders heh
I know it's not in the same league as Apex but I put many hours into Realm Royale, ended up regularly doing solo vs squads of 4 and winning a lot of matches. To be fair, no one takes it as seriously as Apex and there are games filled with bots (I leave those lobbies, which is why I don't play anymore because restarting for a good game is annoying).
Definitely going to try it in Apex now I'm more confident.
Positioning is Crucial: In solo vs. squads, positioning is even more critical than in regular matches. Always try to maintain the high ground advantage whenever possible. Keep a close eye on the enemy squads' movements and try to position yourself in a way that you can engage them one at a time or third-party fights from a safe distance.
Engage Wisely: Be selective about the fights you take. If you encounter a full squad, think twice before engaging. It's often better to avoid fights against full squads and wait for an opportunity to catch them off guard or weakened after another battle.
Hit-and-Run Tactics: In solo vs. squads, you don't have the luxury of a full team to back you up, so hit-and-run tactics can be effective. Engage an enemy squad, deal some damage, and then quickly reposition to heal up and re-engage if necessary. Don't overcommit to fights unless you have a clear advantage.
Use Legends with Escapes or Mobility: Legends with abilities that allow for quick escapes or increased mobility can be advantageous in solo vs. squads. Legends like Wraith, Octane, or Pathfinder can help you disengage from unfavorable situations.
Use Cover and Concealment: Always make use of cover and concealment to minimize the chances of getting spotted by full squads. Use the environment to your advantage, and try to catch them by surprise when possible.
Third-Party Strategically: In high-traffic areas like hot zones, it's common to encounter multiple squads fighting. Use this chaos to your advantage and try to third-party strategically. Wait for an opportune moment when squads are weakened, and then pick off isolated enemies or those in the middle of a fight.
Always Be Prepared: Solo vs. squads can be unpredictable, so always be prepared for the unexpected. Carry enough healing items, shields, and ammo to sustain prolonged fights.
Stay Aware of the Ring: In solo vs. squads, you have less backup in case you get caught in the ring. Always keep an eye on the ring's position and try to stay ahead of it to avoid getting trapped or caught by enemies coming from the safe zone.
Mind Your Noise: As a solo player, every footstep and gunshot you make can potentially attract unwanted attention from full squads. Be mindful of your noise levels and try to move quietly when possible.
Practice, Patience, and Adaptation: Solo vs. squads can be challenging, and improvement takes time. Don't get discouraged by losses; instead, learn from each match. Analyze your mistakes, adapt your strategies, and practice regularly to become better at handling the unique challenges of solo play.
I’m about to add this into my games - trying to decide if I should do duos or straight to trips
I'm always playing solo duos, won 1 time so far, but it's still fun even tho u ain't playing with ur actual team mates, it's also a good way to make some new friends
how does one make new friends playing solo
Oh u mean playing with random duos
question (totally unrelated) but is it just me or is it easier to hit shots when u stim with octane?
I play bloodhound and find success pretty easily, I’m a diamond player I feel i have a solid understanding of bloodhound allowing me to play aggressively and single out enemies.
I really cant play apex if i'm sober 🤣🤣
What do I do if I forget all of this and focus on killing the enemies but end up dying every time?
I always play solo and challenging myself with no aim-assist. It was such a nightmare at the beginning but after 1 month later. I can win 1v2 about 80%. 1v3 is still way too hard for me, but I will go there one day! 😅
How can you turn of aim assist?
@@harrisonwalker3292 why would u want to do that?
@@harrisonwalker3292 its an advantage and controller is unplayable without aim assist its an assist u should not be ashmamed of using it
@@harrisonwalker3292 If you play on console (pls don’t ), but if you play on PC and want to try out. You can go to “settings” > ”controller” and scroll all the way down. In the advanced controls, scroll down until you see “Targeting Assistance.” Turn that setting to “OFF.”
Trust me that you will feel so satisfy when kill M/K players without it.
Good Luck,man 👍
@@techogeek8416 ur right also I play console anywa so I can’t
I appreciate the work this man is putting into the youtube channel. But I scheduled a replay analysis with Valued the man himself. He never showed up and I heard nothing from him or anyone else. I did get my points back but not the time wasted waiting.
Im gonna start playing some solo duos then once i get comfortable switch to trios, Im a wraith main everyone i play with calls me a good player and a sweat for some reason idk maybe because i have an aggressive play style, and pretty good aim but i dont see what they’re talking about i only have the 2500 damage badge and i want to improve alot even tho this game has alot of issues i love it so please if anyone has any tips for me ill be happy to listen!
If you play aggressively, constantly chasing enemies, controlling the rate of play, and thirsting your kills, you're referred to as "sweaty". Take it as a compliment, it means you're good.
@@ethand5672 thank you!
Thanks I'll keep this in mind
from my experience I think it's all about position making, for you to better your opponents even in a 1v3 situation..
Is bloodhound good for solo?
He is very good
thanks for these vids
Where is a decent spot to land? Everywhere feels either always hot, or cold af, and sometimes they completely flip, so idk. Olympus I had figured, KC I have no clue
Is Valerie good for solos? Cuz there the next to unlock on my list (im level 40 and main bloodhound pathfinder and revenant)
Valkyrie is one of the best solo legends because of her mobility. Go for it!
@@amuuri7158 ok then see you in 1800 red stuff
Taisheen does no fill trios quite a lot on Valk, you should check him out, one of the best players around imo.
@@wyn2208 hm ok
make sure to main one legend, and have one backup legend, never consistently play different characters, it will ruin your aim and gameplay
Theres no better feeling then clutching a 1v3 while your teammates tell you your trash because they got destroyed
Personally the best practice I’ve found is solo queing and not solo no fill duo or trios, my teammates either die or leave half the time anyway
I would recommend starting with solo dous first
Been thinking about trying this, I don’t have anyone I can count on…. No friends to play with
I play as crypto and it’s kinda hard
try to play legends with mobility, then when it’s already easy for you, use crypto again
Noooooooooo I missed the registration for the special 30days class can somebody give me a late entrance or a secand chance in a few months
What if i have 200 ping and shitty hit register
Can duo no fill still help?
Yes I recommend doing that
I can’t tho cus I’m in OCE and the is not enough players :(
4:17 what is that inventory lmao you need to drop some shields and ammo and grab grenades
Look at my subbed to channels
Bloodhound and horizon are great legends for solo play as well. I had a ranked match last season where both my teammates died almost immediately after landing and I somehow ended up 2nd place with 11 kills and ~3.5k dmg
prob hes busy af
Do you have to use mobile Legends only
its prefered
I random fill. 90% of my games end with me trying to 1 v 3 a squad after my teammates get rinsed
Guys I need a concrete answer If anyone has actual soruces on this will you get banned if you use 120 fov?
I dont think so... Because some streamers use 120 fov ... You can try it too ✌️
I've been running 120 the entire time I played so no
where tf did you hear this from? of course not
I don't recommend no fill matches, but I do recommend you take more fights throughout the game. After a fight loot quickly, move over to the nearest sound of bullets in the map, and repeat until you hopefully get the win. My friends and I win a lot of games facing squads that have blue and believe it or not white shields at final circle. You will not get better at all camping and hiding until final circle trying to third party the final two squads, you will also be at a huge armor disadvantage.
It’s always a team of red shields on high ground for me
Mans just assuming I know how to pick up items.
Honestly you get better a shooting if you play arena pubs and play aggressively
Great video!, want to be youtube friends?
I basically play solo trio bcs of my shit friends
Why do u have to yell
Why video is 30fps??? It is so awful
why does it matter? u stilll learned something no?
why the hell does valued look like mrbeast lol
So sick of this game at this point
Get a vpn... it's that simple...
First
Nobody cares
6th
bc9ywv
#von.ong
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#von.ong
Or get a better pc... lmao
Skill don't matter in this game
??? what?
@@queueuof like I said skill don't matter, it's a very small factor
@@ime4rth434
where the fuck are you getting this from
@@queueuof from 5k plus games..
@@ime4rth434
??? how does that help at all