Your best fps tips to improve at any fps. You all shared your best fps tips for getting better at any shooter game. Here are your fps tips that have helped you all improve at any fps game. Thank you for watching, if you enjoyed please subscribe for more.
I guess I swore in my comments yet the Main MSG from me which was from you, is to watch your own gameplay. Sit back n run yer games back to watch and critique yourself. Cheers
@@johnnieblades Howdy man, you didn't swear, I just didn't get to your comment, I stopped about 12 comments before yours. I try to keep this vids under 20 minutes for the viewer/watch time stuff. Hope you are doing well man, thank you for supporting the channel for so long. Replay review days feel like a lifetime ago. Cheers dude!
Positioning was mentioned but to be more specific something which massively improved my K/D back when I used to play Battlefield 4 daily was being aware of your exposed angles. You could be taking cover in a building but if there's two doors and three windows it's so easy for someone to get the drop on you. This works for Halo as well where getting the first shot can be key.
LMAO YESS! And dude, if playing Warframe isn't chill enough, watching this dude for his Warframe videos is even more chill than ever💀 The ultimate Chill😏
Back on black ops 2, one thing that helped me was not moving the joy stick at all up or down when you spawn in. Worked better on the flat maps but definitely helped me get out of the habit of looking at the floor
Man Im kinda surprised not see someone say to know when to actually stop playing this is the most significant tip other than lowering your sensitivity and bumper jump, dont keep playing if you are frustrated take a break try only playing fps games for 3 to 4 hours you'll notice that when you first jump on your timing and aim is at its best. Thanks frothy omen
For me: Game mode on TV/good latency of the screen as well as proper positioning in front of the monitor (I play on a 27" IPS monitor exclusively now, excluding retro for obvious reasons :D ). What I learned over the years is to sit as far away as you can from the TV/monitor so that you don't have to move your head when to see the whole screen. I often see friends who are terrible at FPS because they have to "scan" their screen by moving their head every time something explodes or they get hit by an enemy bullet. ;) Reducing your head movement or if possible even bring your HUD closer to the center (some games - especially on PC - have that as an option) will for sure also improve your skill in every FPS. :)
the tip at 7:09 is a huge key too. not a first-person, but splatoon was my entrance to shooter pvps and ive loved it all the way. yet now im trying borderlands 3 and waaaay completely different play styles. a continuation of that, make sure u enjoy the play style of your specific game and u enjoy learning the strats and techniques for it!! if ur not having fun, ur gonna burn urself out and/or get mad cus u can only focus on the downsides. make it enjoyable for urself :)
trust me, i had to witness an old friend try splatoon with us again and again but all she could focus on was how difficult it was or how bad she was etc, dropped the game within a few weeks iirc. not worth pushing if ur not enjoying!
For me it was not using someone’s sense but try my own. This is what I did and it helped a lot! First you have to get out your old sense from your head so you go into custom games and turn the sense all the way down and get used to that for like 20 min. Then you do the opposite and turn it all the way up and use that for about 20 min then you slowly lower it down and try to keep the x higher then the y. This may change for different people. Hope this helped!!
First tip: If you have even a couple of friends available, have them play with you. You'll be more likely to just mess around, communicate and have fun during the match. And as a plus you'll be less likely to get teammates who quit mid game and get tilted. (Or at least in my case. Seems to happen a lot for me when playing solo...) Second tip: Don't ever forget about your secondary weapon. I've definitely had more than a few times where my secondary weapon has actually saved me in some sketchy situations rather than waiting to reload my main one.
Click heads unironically helped me improve more than just about anything else. Started pc gaming playing overwatch, and I was absolutely horribly at kbm. Tunnelvisioning on headshots with mccree has helped me a lot over the years. Other fantastic tips were crosshair positioning and lower sensitivity.
Learn to claw or have some paddles (I highly recommend both after I learned to use both and I saw my k/d sore up), Strafing and getting muscle memory for your sensitivity, understanding of map control, learning button combos, Gandhi hopping, animation canceling, crouch hopping, toggle off for crouch(my preference more or less), and having the high ground Most of that’s for halo on Xbox tho
Something I always worried about in any kind of multiplayer was being humiliated. Whether it was by myself or by someone else. I would try to improve and form strategies solely to prevent any kind of humiliation from happening. It would also affect how I treated other players. Once I realized that it’s not the end of the world if it happens (and stopped trying to prevent it), I started experimenting more, taking more risks, and had way more fun than before.
The crosshair placement on the ground bad habit is a thing I’ve noticed from new to mid skilled players who play battle royal games. They are still focused on being loot goblins and searching on the ground for gear that they are constantly crosshair down regardless of situation or game. Even some Apex pros still do this to date sadly. I cannot stress enough to friends when I see them do this just how bad a habit it is and how important breaking it will be to their success in Apex as well as any other shooters I’m playing at the time.
is Lurker Zero back? i have missed that guy for a very long time, always fun to play with and talk to. Hagstorms is just a machine, and always wished i could play with you BBK - been a fan since 2012 and the content is still great.
I came here because I’ve been playing a FPS game for 7 years straight. I still am as bad as if it was my first Tim splaying it. I just can’t get good :(
I was playing pubg and in pubg u must find your guns, ammo, and body armor around the map. The loot being mostly on the floor I quickly noticed my aim being alot lower than before and my crosshair placement being at the floor and not up and ready for a fire fight. Its hard to kill someone before they kill you if you are shooting at feet and they are shooting at your head, neck, or body.
I know headshots are important but when I consciously aim for them, I feel like I miss a lot more because the hit area is much smaller. So I always end up trying to shoot just below shoulders because there's less margin for error. I used to be very good at FPS games but now I'm in my mid twenties and feel like I can't keep up with kids these days. 😔 Please help
no, people dont put too much on aim, if you cant aim, nothing else matters. Not sure what you can do when you are playing a game like fortnite, that clearly wasnt designed as a fps, where aim is basically useless as half my hits dont hit anyway
Nice vid Also 👇 God LOVES YOU so MUCH that He sent His only son to die in YOUR PLACE so you won't have to die under Gods judgment but live forever IF you fully trust in Jesus. So believe in Him and repent From thinking wickedness please🙏🙏🙏
Your best fps tips to improve at any fps. You all shared your best fps tips for getting better at any shooter game. Here are your fps tips that have helped you all improve at any fps game. Thank you for watching, if you enjoyed please subscribe for more.
I guess I swore in my comments yet the Main MSG from me which was from you, is to watch your own gameplay. Sit back n run yer games back to watch and critique yourself. Cheers
@@johnnieblades Howdy man, you didn't swear, I just didn't get to your comment, I stopped about 12 comments before yours. I try to keep this vids under 20 minutes for the viewer/watch time stuff. Hope you are doing well man, thank you for supporting the channel for so long. Replay review days feel like a lifetime ago. Cheers dude!
My advice is to charge the enemy with a pistol without strafing yelling "FEEL MY POWAAAAAA!" into the mic. Guaranteed to improve after 1000 deaths.
Positioning was mentioned but to be more specific something which massively improved my K/D back when I used to play Battlefield 4 daily was being aware of your exposed angles. You could be taking cover in a building but if there's two doors and three windows it's so easy for someone to get the drop on you. This works for Halo as well where getting the first shot can be key.
@@BBKDRAGOON no worries my man!!!! Yer da Best!
I swear this is the most chill channel on TH-cam. Binging these vids during mornings hits different lol.
I appreciate that, thanks
I like how his videos almost double up as podcasts. I like listening to them in the car tbh
Holycrud Productions Same!
LMAO YESS! And dude, if playing Warframe isn't chill enough, watching this dude for his Warframe videos is even more chill than ever💀 The ultimate Chill😏
That shot at 10:31...like, DANG. Good shot, and even better video.
Thanks man, sniping on mouse feels fantastic with hip fire
Back on black ops 2, one thing that helped me was not moving the joy stick at all up or down when you spawn in. Worked better on the flat maps but definitely helped me get out of the habit of looking at the floor
Man Im kinda surprised not see someone say to know when to actually stop playing this is the most significant tip other than lowering your sensitivity and bumper jump, dont keep playing if you are frustrated take a break try only playing fps games for 3 to 4 hours you'll notice that when you first jump on your timing and aim is at its best. Thanks frothy omen
For me: Game mode on TV/good latency of the screen as well as proper positioning in front of the monitor (I play on a 27" IPS monitor exclusively now, excluding retro for obvious reasons :D ).
What I learned over the years is to sit as far away as you can from the TV/monitor so that you don't have to move your head when to see the whole screen. I often see friends who are terrible at FPS because they have to "scan" their screen by moving their head every time something explodes or they get hit by an enemy bullet. ;)
Reducing your head movement or if possible even bring your HUD closer to the center (some games - especially on PC - have that as an option) will for sure also improve your skill in every FPS. :)
Haven't improved yet, but I got one brewing
"Radar works both ways"
A lot of great tips, I too subscribe to the "tactics beat skill" methodology.
BTW - sick snipes on the H4 pit map.👍
Thanks dude!
the tip at 7:09 is a huge key too. not a first-person, but splatoon was my entrance to shooter pvps and ive loved it all the way. yet now im trying borderlands 3 and waaaay completely different play styles.
a continuation of that, make sure u enjoy the play style of your specific game and u enjoy learning the strats and techniques for it!! if ur not having fun, ur gonna burn urself out and/or get mad cus u can only focus on the downsides. make it enjoyable for urself :)
trust me, i had to witness an old friend try splatoon with us again and again but all she could focus on was how difficult it was or how bad she was etc, dropped the game within a few weeks iirc. not worth pushing if ur not enjoying!
For me it was not using someone’s sense but try my own. This is what I did and it helped a lot! First you have to get out your old sense from your head so you go into custom games and turn the sense all the way down and get used to that for like 20 min. Then you do the opposite and turn it all the way up and use that for about 20 min then you slowly lower it down and try to keep the x higher then the y. This may change for different people. Hope this helped!!
First tip: If you have even a couple of friends available, have them play with you. You'll be more likely to just mess around, communicate and have fun during the match. And as a plus you'll be less likely to get teammates who quit mid game and get tilted. (Or at least in my case. Seems to happen a lot for me when playing solo...)
Second tip: Don't ever forget about your secondary weapon. I've definitely had more than a few times where my secondary weapon has actually saved me in some sketchy situations rather than waiting to reload my main one.
Click heads unironically helped me improve more than just about anything else.
Started pc gaming playing overwatch, and I was absolutely horribly at kbm. Tunnelvisioning on headshots with mccree has helped me a lot over the years.
Other fantastic tips were crosshair positioning and lower sensitivity.
Learn to claw or have some paddles (I highly recommend both after I learned to use both and I saw my k/d sore up),
Strafing and getting muscle memory for your sensitivity, understanding of map control, learning button combos, Gandhi hopping, animation canceling, crouch hopping, toggle off for crouch(my preference more or less), and having the high ground
Most of that’s for halo on Xbox tho
Something I always worried about in any kind of multiplayer was being humiliated. Whether it was by myself or by someone else. I would try to improve and form strategies solely to prevent any kind of humiliation from happening. It would also affect how I treated other players. Once I realized that it’s not the end of the world if it happens (and stopped trying to prevent it), I started experimenting more, taking more risks, and had way more fun than before.
Hey man listening to this while I play has completely changed my play style for the better!
Always nice seeing you post
Dude I love this channel so much, thank you for the effort you put into your content.
Great vid as always thx to you i got better at halo witch i started playing 2 months ago
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
My monitor actually has a feature for the crosshair, I'm not crazy enough to use a sharpee on my monitor :D
Great vid
Thanks and that's cool, I had no idea monitors had that as a feature!
My 0.9 halo 3 k/d desperately needs this lol
Cheers man!
Thats so high, I have like 0.3
@@Surasia lol yeah mine was like 0.6 and I’ve just been grinding to raise it to 1.0 so ur not alone lol
@@brandonflores8640 ;D i'll try to grind mcc a little bit more
Aim the br slightly ahead of the target even in mid range combat since the br is projectile and not hitscan
Those sniper snapshots are so nasty
A-D strafe is the most powerful move in all fps games.
I really love this channel
The number one tip in any game is to have fun
can you start putting the music you use in the description? its so good lol
I like your vids! keep it up!! :)
The crosshair placement on the ground bad habit is a thing I’ve noticed from new to mid skilled players who play battle royal games. They are still focused on being loot goblins and searching on the ground for gear that they are constantly crosshair down regardless of situation or game. Even some Apex pros still do this to date sadly. I cannot stress enough to friends when I see them do this just how bad a habit it is and how important breaking it will be to their success in Apex as well as any other shooters I’m playing at the time.
When you hear footsteps and think the enemy is on the left but they are actually on the right:
After your video , I hope your tips can work in the upcoming matches of titanfall 2
is Lurker Zero back? i have missed that guy for a very long time, always fun to play with and talk to. Hagstorms is just a machine, and always wished i could play with you BBK - been a fan since 2012 and the content is still great.
I came here because I’ve been playing a FPS game for 7 years straight. I still am as bad as if it was my first Tim splaying it.
I just can’t get good :(
I also shut off in-game sound and turn on music. I should prolly stop.
I was playing pubg and in pubg u must find your guns, ammo, and body armor around the map. The loot being mostly on the floor I quickly noticed my aim being alot lower than before and my crosshair placement being at the floor and not up and ready for a fire fight. Its hard to kill someone before they kill you if you are shooting at feet and they are shooting at your head, neck, or body.
I use my wrists for 360, no arm
I know headshots are important but when I consciously aim for them, I feel like I miss a lot more because the hit area is much smaller. So I always end up trying to shoot just below shoulders because there's less margin for error. I used to be very good at FPS games but now I'm in my mid twenties and feel like I can't keep up with kids these days. 😔 Please help
experiance,sensitivity,mindset,mapawareness ,fundamentals,decisionmaking...im 12 year old this is what i come up with if you ask me
One tip from me is to move to USA or EU for much lower network latency.
But having high ping makes you better at the game because you have to play around your shots never registering xD
source: am australian player
Low latency video input+Wired gamepad!
I don't understand that I do well in every fps other then halo even tho it's my favorite fps;( and especially in halo 3;(((
no, people dont put too much on aim, if you cant aim, nothing else matters. Not sure what you can do when you are playing a game like fortnite, that clearly wasnt designed as a fps, where aim is basically useless as half my hits dont hit anyway
These bots are all over Halo channels these days.
it's getting ridiculous man, they are everywhere, surprised TH-cam hasn't been able to get it under control
Step 1: *GIT GUD*
Nice vid
Also 👇
God LOVES YOU so MUCH that He sent His only son to die in YOUR PLACE so you won't have to die under Gods judgment but live forever IF you fully trust in Jesus. So believe in Him and repent From thinking wickedness please🙏🙏🙏
Its fine to improve your skills but stop sweating so hard. Its ruining gaming.
Hey man listening to this while I play has completely changed my play style for the better!