Vids like this are honestly the best way to learn the game. Breaking down gameplay of someone who knows what they are doing and highlighting what they do right is much more insightful than pointing out what more novice players do wrong. Not that there's anything wrong with that, I just feel like you can take away much more information from both you and the player you are highlighting.
Shiv: hits a guy with 40 dmg Guy: omg I'm so hurt I gotta take a phoenix Guy's teammates: lets wait for the guy to finish phoenixing after that we will engage Me: hits a guy with 80 The full squad: SPARTAAA **rushes and kills me instantly**
Ive played with and against shiv before. Hes a great player! I hate his playstyle, (i prefer ras for example) but hes really fucking good. The game i played with him went super well and i even got to res him hehe but he did three times the dmg i did, and got 1 or 2 more kills (i think i stole a few :D)
Bigger now that SBMM is hitting pretty hard since there are obviously bots like the Caustic that gave up high ground later in the game, but there are a lot of other players that can somewhat hold their own as well. Seeing games against better players probably teaches more than games where the lobby favors the player.
hey, could you also breakdown is 30k game with pathy , i am new to your channel so i dont know whether you have already done it or not. it would be very much appreciated :)
I get a lot more kills when I pick-and-choose which fights I take. Really satisfying when a third-party Octane tastes your flesh and ditches his squad to chase you. Only to find you holding high-ground + cover, guns reloaded!
How far do you think a Team of 3 players with mediocre/average/maybe a bit above average aim/"fps" skills be able to go, ELO wise, if they are backed up by game/map/rotation knowledge and strong macro/micro shotcalling decisions, and played for top 3-4 every game with bare minimum k/p? My guess would be SOMEWHERE in Diamond over time as improvement happens, minimum platinum due to how the RP gains work. I'm very curious to see how far a team could go rank wise off of superior macro/micro decisions regarding the map and positioning/engagements, vs trying to becoming a better FPS player like Noko, Lululuvely, etc. Movement mechanics is easier to learn than decades or years of FPS aim.
Pred, decisively. Assuming ample playtime, of course. If their macro plays are actually top tier and they have high level micro comms and teamfighting strats as well as playing their comp/meta decently. There's no requirement for a certain level of accuracy or movement to make a rank, having them be so terrible you're an easy kill is simply what holds people back. Doesn't mean you need far above average mechanics to start climbing in higher tier lobbies and the experience will get their aim there anyway. People just tend to forget that many of these "knowledge skills" are more than just knowledge, many require just as much experience and mastering as mechanics and people often misjudge how experienced they are in them.
The problem i have is i dont seem to be able to split them, no matter what i try. I seem to find the 3 man that sticks on each others hips like theyre joined at the hip
9:02 He did that well. Bang's ult is different from gibby's where as with gibby you have to throw the ult under the target area but with Bangalore the ult will spread forward making a triangle. So in that case the ult landed between him and bit on the enemy too. You can see the explosion on the higher ground.
As a single player? Pathfinder, his reposition potential is unmatched and no character can keep up with a well executed grapple. For a team, Wraith. Her portals's extremely valuable in ranked for repositioning teams safely.
To be honest watching this has made me happy as hell because I am not a super aggressive player and get most of my kills outsmarting and isolating teams or using a 3rd party to my advantage and clearing up weakened enemies and my team never wants to push 3rd parties or pull away from a fight that they clearly cannot win. I only have dropped 10 kills as my best game and my best damage has been 1866 I’ve been hitting those consistently so my hope is that now instead of playing super passive or super aggro depending on my team I can just do my own thing and feel confident that I can play around with other teams like I usually do. I’m a Wattson main too so these tips really transition into any legend playstyle.
Vids like this are honestly the best way to learn the game. Breaking down gameplay of someone who knows what they are doing and highlighting what they do right is much more insightful than pointing out what more novice players do wrong. Not that there's anything wrong with that, I just feel like you can take away much more information from both you and the player you are highlighting.
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This dude is a master baiter.
Starts with no gun, ends with no heals. Actually insane
Hell of a game. One hell of an ending.
Another fantastic break down
Yeah incredible performance by Shiv
“Everybody’s butt is clinched.” Had me laughing. Facts right there.
Shiv: hits a guy with 40 dmg
Guy: omg I'm so hurt I gotta take a phoenix
Guy's teammates: lets wait for the guy to finish phoenixing after that we will engage
Me: hits a guy with 80
The full squad: SPARTAAA **rushes and kills me instantly**
Killer breakdown. Watching your videos has really elevated my game
Happy to hear that man, keep it up!
Nice, never noticed how much he disengaged before
Yeah there's a lot to learn from insane players like this if you know what to look for! ^^
This is amazing! I need to keep this in mind and practice this!
Great info, as always. Thanks!
Ive played with and against shiv before. Hes a great player! I hate his playstyle, (i prefer ras for example) but hes really fucking good. The game i played with him went super well and i even got to res him hehe but he did three times the dmg i did, and got 1 or 2 more kills (i think i stole a few :D)
Great stuff, thanks coach.
Thank You Coach!!!
Bigger now that SBMM is hitting pretty hard since there are obviously bots like the Caustic that gave up high ground later in the game, but there are a lot of other players that can somewhat hold their own as well. Seeing games against better players probably teaches more than games where the lobby favors the player.
hey, could you also breakdown is 30k game with pathy , i am new to your channel so i dont know whether you have already done it or not.
it would be very much appreciated :)
so like how do i apply for Apex University?
I get a lot more kills when I pick-and-choose which fights I take. Really satisfying when a third-party Octane tastes your flesh and ditches his squad to chase you. Only to find you holding high-ground + cover, guns reloaded!
How far do you think a Team of 3 players with mediocre/average/maybe a bit above average aim/"fps" skills be able to go, ELO wise, if they are backed up by game/map/rotation knowledge and strong macro/micro shotcalling decisions, and played for top 3-4 every game with bare minimum k/p?
My guess would be SOMEWHERE in Diamond over time as improvement happens, minimum platinum due to how the RP gains work.
I'm very curious to see how far a team could go rank wise off of superior macro/micro decisions regarding the map and positioning/engagements, vs trying to becoming a better FPS player like Noko, Lululuvely, etc. Movement mechanics is easier to learn than decades or years of FPS aim.
Pred, decisively. Assuming ample playtime, of course.
If their macro plays are actually top tier and they have high level micro comms and teamfighting strats as well as playing their comp/meta decently. There's no requirement for a certain level of accuracy or movement to make a rank, having them be so terrible you're an easy kill is simply what holds people back. Doesn't mean you need far above average mechanics to start climbing in higher tier lobbies and the experience will get their aim there anyway.
People just tend to forget that many of these "knowledge skills" are more than just knowledge, many require just as much experience and mastering as mechanics and people often misjudge how experienced they are in them.
That wraith player in the end was good as well
Great vid
Thanks man
me after watching this video to ShivFPS : I know your secrets . I know your lie.
Anyone notice the 3rd arm at 1:30 ?
now that you pointed it out i see now xD
The problem i have is i dont seem to be able to split them, no matter what i try. I seem to find the 3 man that sticks on each others hips like theyre joined at the hip
How many nades does he carry typically?
More kiting videos please
9:02 He did that well. Bang's ult is different from gibby's where as with gibby you have to throw the ult under the target area but with Bangalore the ult will spread forward making a triangle. So in that case the ult landed between him and bit on the enemy too. You can see the explosion on the higher ground.
Bachelor's ult is a square, not a triangle.
@@axydr wrong. Try to play around with it in the firing range. Look at it from above.
@@willusurf4900 I have. It's a 6x6 square.
www.reddit.com/r/apexuniversity/comments/erie4m/interesting_fact_bangalores_ult_is_a_6x6_square/?
Who is the best legends to keep resetting the fights until it's favorable for you?
As a single player? Pathfinder, his reposition potential is unmatched and no character can keep up with a well executed grapple.
For a team, Wraith. Her portals's extremely valuable in ranked for repositioning teams safely.
You need to do asmr lmao.
To be honest watching this has made me happy as hell because I am not a super aggressive player and get most of my kills outsmarting and isolating teams or using a 3rd party to my advantage and clearing up weakened enemies and my team never wants to push 3rd parties or pull away from a fight that they clearly cannot win. I only have dropped 10 kills as my best game and my best damage has been 1866 I’ve been hitting those consistently so my hope is that now instead of playing super passive or super aggro depending on my team I can just do my own thing and feel confident that I can play around with other teams like I usually do. I’m a Wattson main too so these tips really transition into any legend playstyle.
Does this guy have twitch? Love his breakdowns and voice
George Salas pretty sure he was doing the breakdown on stream
Annoying voice 😂😫
Noone asked if your voice is annoying or not
Muni why are u watching it then dumbass?