This is the perfect quick guide for players. These 10 tips, well 9 are the bread and butter of all high skilled veteran infantry players. We do 1-9 without thinking and they say we're hacking LUL
Recently started playing Engineer and it has been a blast. Lots of weapons I didn't want to touch are suddenly some of the best ones out there, because they effectively have infinite ammo with resupply. Putting down umbrellas in open capture zones are really useful when dealing with air vehicle spammers
I laughed pretty hard at the final tip. I started this game off immediately jumping in as Light Assault and got mowed down time and time again. Since I've started playing other random classes, I'm still getting mixed results but that's more because I am still a potato.
Yup, LA is such a draw for new players because not many fps games have jump jets or good ones like PS2. Trouble is you get obliterated by the increased scale of the game and number of threats combined with you sticking out in the air.
my tip for beginners: In big fights learn where to die, position yourself always in a way where medics can easily revive you under cover and you can jump into cover after a revive.
oh you want to counter the 100 infils per base sitting in every conceivable corner? play one of the assaults! want to counter the vehicle spam zerg or mosquito spam? play one of the assaults! want to be able to leave base without instantly getting shot down by an invisible flash? play an assault! you want to be able to turn the corner without instantly getting infil bolted? idk assault probably wont save you much on that one .... "why does nobody play engineer/medics waaaahhh" - i wonder why ... theres literally invisible shotgun/rocket flashes now, i think i might have an idea ....
ive been trying to main engineer and medic, but you get put in timeout every 5 seconds by the 30 infils with teammates that refuse to turn around and help. ive seriously fought in fights where there were like 24 people in it off on the side, and like about or more than half were infiltrators. people literally play with entire squads of almost all infils ive seen and played against it... dont even suggest the flashlight. just dont...
these guys will literally sit there waiting for you to stand still just to even hit a shot, and i STILL kill them fairly often .... how do you not just feel pathetic playing this way, sitting in a corner for 5 minutes with an amaterasu. like get a job or something
playing as the nc i realised i have way better results if i friendly fire; whenever a threat appears your teammates will either react too slow to do any real damage or just not even see him in the first place leading to entire pushes being wiped by one guy. might aswell blast my way though a clueless nc to save the rest
I took a few months break from planetside just not playing any video games in level 93 and have all my playtime on medic basically these tips do help cuz sometimes I just stop thinking and go to rez someone just to have to fight a squad following a max or just dyiny near or behind cover will extend you life for the entire fight
Hello Apollo. :) watching video now. Will edit when done! :D I love you content. Great video! I much approve. To anyone new reading this, also try de reading mouse sensitivity if you have trouble aiming. I've heard from many that alone can double you k/d ability. It's easy to turn the mouse toward a player and suddenly you're aiming past them.
Good rule of thumb is lower it until you can barely turn 180 degrees with the realistic space you have on your mouse pad. Personally I've gotten used to one big swipe and a small swipe to turn 180 over the years. Start out with what feels comfortable and then inch down from there over weeks.
Good Job apollo. +1. I'll say this, nobody can re-invent the wheel in the game until there's a change to implants or something. Run what works and get used to it then base that off your new ideas on what's good.
Good info. I look forward to checking out your other tips. However, I do disagree completely about Light Assault. The class to avoid for beginners is Infiltrator. Clearly the hardest class to master due to its solo play nature, smallest health pool, and specialized arsenal with a high skill threshold. Light assault has enough health to win a fight against most classes. The jet packs help new players navigate and learn the myriad of base designs without getting bored running around looking for entries. And the class has access to a very powerful arsenal including Carbines, and well rounded main weapon.
Glad you enjoyed :) . Agree to disagree on LA vs. Infil. Cloaking is actually a huge crutch in this game and helps players ignore threats in my opinion.
@@ApolloPS2 I guess so. Maybe it works for others and not me or my play style. Infiltrator cloak has a short timer unless certed up. Other good players easily spot a cloaked newb. Recon is useless on newbs. And sniper has a very high skill ceiling and requires game sense. And we already discussed the smallest health pool. What would you suggest a new infiltrator use? SMG and cert up the standard cloak?
@@DrewSorensenMusic yeah smg and cert up default cloak. I'd recommend heavy first before infil though. As infil you will always just use your cloak to ignore threats or try to get past them (and fail). Playing heavy as a new player means you get exposed to all threats while being more survivable, that way when you go back to playing infil or LA you will understand why you used to die do much ("well duh I can just run in front of someone cloaked I see it all the time as heavy" "the only LAs I see that are successful are the ones I don't see flying ever, they've already perched before ever being detected" etc). Playing those flanking classes in a game like planetside without perspective from the opposition is a recipe for frustration.
So i saw you mentioning Medkits and was wondering: what is your opinion on medkits vs restoration kits? I've seen ppl use both and give sound argument to either, like how resto kits aren't as wasted when you're only missing 200 or so health, AND the regen sticking around for a while after can potentially require the enemy to put one more bullet in you before you die...
Regen kits help in the scenario you describe, but it's a pretty rare one that requires you to be re-engaging an enemy constantly to get the benefit. You also give up pure chugging where u need to shuffle and constantly top up on health, say when caught out in the open. The latter scenario is going to happen a lot more. Of course restoration kits help a lot more when running carapace though, since you have a ton more health to work with and manipulate to make the first situation much more commonplace. For normal play though, it takes a really really particular playstyle to take restoration over normal medkits.
Just thunked what is scroll wheel bound to on vanilla settings? Been playing for a long time and this is good Info. I don't know what it originally did
Well that explains why people complain about maxes so much - everyone wants to clutch onto medkits to survive while very few can pull out a c4 brick for close range instagib of maxes. Also LA is way more newbie friendly with ambushers(+safefall). It makes the panic-jump much more effective as the burst of speed from ambusher's jet can actually throw off aim sometimes.
You are right about people wanting medkits. Ambushers are a good way to secure at least some kills. This video mainly focuses on what to do if you want to develop good habits that translate to improving infantry performance among all classes. If the boosher LA is your one and only true love though, then by all means boooooosh on fellow planetman.
Of course, and like I mention it's personally my favorite class, so me telling newer or fresher folks not to play it should mean something. For the vast majority of players, only after playing other classes does LA go from "doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result" to "let me use my jump jets to turn this battle in my favor".
What is always interesting about this videos is that the person in the montage can dodge bullets for 2 minutes straight before shooting back and winning. As soon as I am targeted, I can run and jump around as much as I want, I am dead in half a second without a chance of reacting.
Over time you'll get a feel for noticing who good players are and adjusting how you play around them. It definitely is brutal starting out even if you are talented at other FPS. Implement those 10 steps though and put focus behind them and I can guarantee you will see great results in different areas.
don't agree with discouraging new players from playing certain classes. I've heard it done with infiltrator and now LA. some players just do better with certain playstyles and that's fine. not to mention that having fun and playing what you want is huge for actually wanting to get better and sticking with the game.
Very true. This video is simply for the average person who has figured out what they like and wants to improve in infantry to augment that. Even if you love LA like myself, it helps to get some time in other classes so you can get a feel for weapon mechanics and threat analysis.
always thought of planetside 2 as an RPG-MMO-FPS sandbox game, think its a roleplayer game, because you litlely take roles a medic, assault, tank crew, squard leader an so on. but more than anything, its brutal, no balanced between nr an skill in mach ups because of the sandbox element that give you freedom to play an do what you want. 1 nr. tip is always go for headshot, in all game its a good advice, but in planetside with its somewhat long kill time, its almost a have to do. as one who play alot lone wolf infiltrator, that love the underdog fights where there is alot against me, its all about headshots, position an movement. taking stuff from real life millitary, where you always consider movement, background, lighting, natural elements like plants to hide your aproach, an that gos for all roles.
How do you get so much xp from kills? On my second day playing yesterday I had over 100 kills and wasn’t getting much xp like 170. Is it that I wasnt in a squad?
Membership is +50% and two additional boosts add +100%. That's 250xp base for each kill. You can still get tons of certs without boosts or membership though. One of my most viewed videos goes over different ways to earn certs fast.
Used to be 105 but that was just for fun I wouldn't recommend. Anything between 74 and 90 is usually comfortable for most. I use 90 since I had gotten used to 105 quake pro gameplay.
So I'm super new. Less than ten hours in game but feel like I'm just straight up dumb lol. I've been watching these videos to help. It's cross-platform right? Also anyone wanna team up and teach me lol
PC and Playstation are separate. Which outfit and faction do you play on? I'm on Emerald VS and the outfit I am a part of (VKTZ) is open recruitment, has daily primetime ops, and weekly trainings. Joining an outfit like ours will get you situated in no time and also provide teamplay to feel successful even if your personal performance isn't great to start (spoiler: it won't be).
@@ApolloPS2 I'm more easily able to play on ps5 mostly because the only pc I have is actually a laptop right now that I'm not sure if it'll handle it. I don't think I can play until I get a person or two to play with though. I can't seem to do anything solo lol
@5:47 I call bullshit. If you surprise a Heavy Assault and shoot first, unless its all headshots, he's gonna press F to "outplay" you and trippledome YOU before you can blink. Good luck trying to get any of those salty sweats / vets lmao. Also, even as LA, when you peek the first time over any ridge, multiple cod kid camper rounds are gonna whiz by or into your cranium. cause this game is toxic and sweaty, and always has been
Cronus Zen and Aimbot help. Not to mention the game has moved away from large unit tactics to making single and duo players impossible to kill. This is the game you wanted because of your elite sense of entitlement. Thank you.
@@ApolloPS2 when I say you I'm not talking about you specifically I'm talking about the game community as a whole that are spoon fed crap like this game and sing its praises without ever acknowledging its faults. It's called sunk/loss fallacy
@@ApolloPS2 I was pretty hardcore into this game from beginning to about 2015 when the game moved away from large unit tactics to individual and duo play. Liberators and harassers becoming the meta and the game has suffered because of it.
@@ApolloPS2 im mostly in a lib so i just need to ping the most I can for the least amount of effort but I'm definitely going to use the mouse click keybind for my meme chacter that's only going to use a knife... will be funny seeing my character spotting people while I'm busy knifing them
@@PersonVoid I've seen people use it on 6v6 Jaeger. You need to edit ur userinput.ini file and on live it's almost useless cuz firing around an ally just brings up the q spot radial menu which is super annoying lmao. Could Def work for a2a flying tho.
realy good video and you look like you are rly skilled in PL2 but i dont understand why it is so comen to youse an thierd party croshair in PL2. I played a lot off other games were this is considert like smal lvl hacking. I dont now wht the PL2 comunnty thinks about it but i finde it wierd to se it yoused by so many PL2 content creators with out shame.
It's because over half the players use it and it's whitelisted for use by the dev team for 8 years now. If you use it you'll notice it doesn't really help performance except maybe help a little after a long time when you start to aim more lazily. I guess if you hipfire a ton you might see some performance bump but if you hipfire that much you likely have bigger problems.
But enough of this bla bla. Let's talk the real deal in a few steps. Step 1 - good rig. Step 2 - correct build according to situation which leads us to correct cert investment. Step 3 - practice. If you don't have Step 1 - nothing is gonna help you, period.
man i'd love the video if you didn't keep switching back to this picture of your oc's face photoshopped onto a preschool teacher in a classroom of toddlers. i get it dawg but don't you think that's just like, a tiny bit demeaning to show every 45 seconds?
This is the perfect quick guide for players. These 10 tips, well 9 are the bread and butter of all high skilled veteran infantry players. We do 1-9 without thinking and they say we're hacking LUL
Very interesting video, but you will never get me to give up on light assault! *clutches jetpack firmly*
Booooosh on, my angel.
Peak: the highest point of something, the maximum
Peek: a very quick look or glance at something, usually in a furtive manner
Recently started playing Engineer and it has been a blast. Lots of weapons I didn't want to touch are suddenly some of the best ones out there, because they effectively have infinite ammo with resupply. Putting down umbrellas in open capture zones are really useful when dealing with air vehicle spammers
I laughed pretty hard at the final tip. I started this game off immediately jumping in as Light Assault and got mowed down time and time again. Since I've started playing other random classes, I'm still getting mixed results but that's more because I am still a potato.
Yup, LA is such a draw for new players because not many fps games have jump jets or good ones like PS2. Trouble is you get obliterated by the increased scale of the game and number of threats combined with you sticking out in the air.
my tip for beginners: In big fights learn where to die, position yourself always in a way where medics can easily revive you under cover and you can jump into cover after a revive.
Good advice. Just expect to die but make sure you get revived and even more important help your allies finish off the guy.
oh you want to counter the 100 infils per base sitting in every conceivable corner? play one of the assaults! want to counter the vehicle spam zerg or mosquito spam? play one of the assaults! want to be able to leave base without instantly getting shot down by an invisible flash? play an assault! you want to be able to turn the corner without instantly getting infil bolted? idk assault probably wont save you much on that one ....
"why does nobody play engineer/medics waaaahhh" - i wonder why ... theres literally invisible shotgun/rocket flashes now, i think i might have an idea ....
ive been trying to main engineer and medic, but you get put in timeout every 5 seconds by the 30 infils with teammates that refuse to turn around and help. ive seriously fought in fights where there were like 24 people in it off on the side, and like about or more than half were infiltrators. people literally play with entire squads of almost all infils ive seen and played against it... dont even suggest the flashlight. just dont...
these guys will literally sit there waiting for you to stand still just to even hit a shot, and i STILL kill them fairly often .... how do you not just feel pathetic playing this way, sitting in a corner for 5 minutes with an amaterasu. like get a job or something
playing as the nc i realised i have way better results if i friendly fire; whenever a threat appears your teammates will either react too slow to do any real damage or just not even see him in the first place leading to entire pushes being wiped by one guy. might aswell blast my way though a clueless nc to save the rest
I took a few months break from planetside just not playing any video games in level 93 and have all my playtime on medic basically these tips do help cuz sometimes I just stop thinking and go to rez someone just to have to fight a squad following a max or just dyiny near or behind cover will extend you life for the entire fight
super informative! Glad I clicked on the Vid was a nice refresher on things I can focus on to continue improving!
Man if you improve... We all gonna die! 😉👍
Well done, very thoroughly explained and clear. I've been playing for years and learn something new all the time. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed! I try and provide enough detail in my videos so even most vets can learn something new or interesting 😀
A great compilation of actually useful advice! Good job!
Thanks 😊
great tips m8, thanks for the awesome work helping our community... Vanu blessings be upon you
Hello Apollo. :) watching video now. Will edit when done! :D I love you content.
Great video! I much approve. To anyone new reading this, also try de reading mouse sensitivity if you have trouble aiming. I've heard from many that alone can double you k/d ability. It's easy to turn the mouse toward a player and suddenly you're aiming past them.
Good rule of thumb is lower it until you can barely turn 180 degrees with the realistic space you have on your mouse pad. Personally I've gotten used to one big swipe and a small swipe to turn 180 over the years. Start out with what feels comfortable and then inch down from there over weeks.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video, it's very well put together and so helpful for new players!
Good Job apollo. +1. I'll say this, nobody can re-invent the wheel in the game until there's a change to implants or something. Run what works and get used to it then base that off your new ideas on what's good.
Good info. I look forward to checking out your other tips.
However, I do disagree completely about Light Assault.
The class to avoid for beginners is Infiltrator. Clearly the hardest class to master due to its solo play nature, smallest health pool, and specialized arsenal with a high skill threshold.
Light assault has enough health to win a fight against most classes. The jet packs help new players navigate and learn the myriad of base designs without getting bored running around looking for entries. And the class has access to a very powerful arsenal including Carbines, and well rounded main weapon.
Glad you enjoyed :) . Agree to disagree on LA vs. Infil. Cloaking is actually a huge crutch in this game and helps players ignore threats in my opinion.
@@ApolloPS2 I guess so. Maybe it works for others and not me or my play style. Infiltrator cloak has a short timer unless certed up. Other good players easily spot a cloaked newb. Recon is useless on newbs. And sniper has a very high skill ceiling and requires game sense. And we already discussed the smallest health pool.
What would you suggest a new infiltrator use? SMG and cert up the standard cloak?
@@DrewSorensenMusic yeah smg and cert up default cloak. I'd recommend heavy first before infil though. As infil you will always just use your cloak to ignore threats or try to get past them (and fail). Playing heavy as a new player means you get exposed to all threats while being more survivable, that way when you go back to playing infil or LA you will understand why you used to die do much ("well duh I can just run in front of someone cloaked I see it all the time as heavy" "the only LAs I see that are successful are the ones I don't see flying ever, they've already perched before ever being detected" etc). Playing those flanking classes in a game like planetside without perspective from the opposition is a recipe for frustration.
So i saw you mentioning Medkits and was wondering: what is your opinion on medkits vs restoration kits? I've seen ppl use both and give sound argument to either, like how resto kits aren't as wasted when you're only missing 200 or so health, AND the regen sticking around for a while after can potentially require the enemy to put one more bullet in you before you die...
Regen kits help in the scenario you describe, but it's a pretty rare one that requires you to be re-engaging an enemy constantly to get the benefit. You also give up pure chugging where u need to shuffle and constantly top up on health, say when caught out in the open. The latter scenario is going to happen a lot more. Of course restoration kits help a lot more when running carapace though, since you have a ton more health to work with and manipulate to make the first situation much more commonplace. For normal play though, it takes a really really particular playstyle to take restoration over normal medkits.
Nice video, just one question, what gun should i use for Heavy assoult on TR faction?
Msw-r then get directive butcher (aurax mswr, carv, watchman, ns15m, and naginata or some other lmg to unlock)
Awesome video, great work Apollo.
1:19 i found it funny that i immediately looked at his minimap to see what he was doing lol
footwork is important too never forget
Great video. Agree with waiting on LA
Solid advice. Most of this is FPS 101. However, soild advice.
Keep up the good work.
The filthy VS makes some good points here.
such a great guide. thanks for the new vid
Great stuff dude, well made!
Great video, Thank YOU!
Just thunked what is scroll wheel bound to on vanilla settings?
Been playing for a long time and this is good Info.
I don't know what it originally did
I wanna say it's scrolling through weapons
Well that explains why people complain about maxes so much - everyone wants to clutch onto medkits to survive while very few can pull out a c4 brick for close range instagib of maxes.
Also LA is way more newbie friendly with ambushers(+safefall). It makes the panic-jump much more effective as the burst of speed from ambusher's jet can actually throw off aim sometimes.
You are right about people wanting medkits. Ambushers are a good way to secure at least some kills. This video mainly focuses on what to do if you want to develop good habits that translate to improving infantry performance among all classes. If the boosher LA is your one and only true love though, then by all means boooooosh on fellow planetman.
Yeah #Planetside2 is really favouring players with higher pings!
The Light Assault tip is more of a personal playstyle thing, but I get where you’re coming from.
Of course, and like I mention it's personally my favorite class, so me telling newer or fresher folks not to play it should mean something. For the vast majority of players, only after playing other classes does LA go from "doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result" to "let me use my jump jets to turn this battle in my favor".
What is always interesting about this videos is that the person in the montage can dodge bullets for 2 minutes straight before shooting back and winning. As soon as I am targeted, I can run and jump around as much as I want, I am dead in half a second without a chance of reacting.
Over time you'll get a feel for noticing who good players are and adjusting how you play around them. It definitely is brutal starting out even if you are talented at other FPS. Implement those 10 steps though and put focus behind them and I can guarantee you will see great results in different areas.
0PTR is proud.
Ayyyyy lmao gotta remember my roots
Peekers advantage is the reason infiltrators are so powerfull because they can peek even when there is no cover
Exactly. Don't forget infils who understand to crouch to actually make themselves less visible when cloaked too.
Any tips to improve past 3-4kd?
Videos on how to aim r in the works.
Great advices
Peaking is actually super easy and safe if you play infiltrator
Realistically though a lot of people are just quicker at snapping to your head. There's always a bigger fish
Nice Kabuto mask art tho
don't agree with discouraging new players from playing certain classes. I've heard it done with infiltrator and now LA. some players just do better with certain playstyles and that's fine. not to mention that having fun and playing what you want is huge for actually wanting to get better and sticking with the game.
Very true. This video is simply for the average person who has figured out what they like and wants to improve in infantry to augment that. Even if you love LA like myself, it helps to get some time in other classes so you can get a feel for weapon mechanics and threat analysis.
UI scaling for high res monitors is so badly needed in PS2. Trying to see the minimap on 1440/4k is a nightmare, even when zoomed.
top tier video
always thought of planetside 2 as an RPG-MMO-FPS sandbox game, think its a roleplayer game, because you litlely take roles a medic, assault, tank crew, squard leader an so on.
but more than anything, its brutal, no balanced between nr an skill in mach ups because of the sandbox element that give you freedom to play an do what you want.
1 nr. tip is always go for headshot, in all game its a good advice, but in planetside with its somewhat long kill time, its almost a have to do.
as one who play alot lone wolf infiltrator, that love the underdog fights where there is alot against me, its all about headshots, position an movement.
taking stuff from real life millitary, where you always consider movement, background, lighting, natural elements like plants to hide your aproach, an that gos for all roles.
How do you get so much xp from kills? On my second day playing yesterday I had over 100 kills and wasn’t getting much xp like 170. Is it that I wasnt in a squad?
Membership is +50% and two additional boosts add +100%. That's 250xp base for each kill. You can still get tons of certs without boosts or membership though. One of my most viewed videos goes over different ways to earn certs fast.
always love seeing a [P1GS] tag pop up in a kill feed, Dont care if its TK, VS or NC.
Lmao
If a player is worth their salt, they may be worth millions on planetside 2
my #1 tip, if your getting frustrated or angry, log out and take a break.
THe game is hella instense constant explosions, tracers flying by, tank firing people dying all around you
'Nam flashbacks for sure
Hello what's ur Fov ?
Used to be 105 but that was just for fun I wouldn't recommend. Anything between 74 and 90 is usually comfortable for most. I use 90 since I had gotten used to 105 quake pro gameplay.
So I'm super new. Less than ten hours in game but feel like I'm just straight up dumb lol. I've been watching these videos to help. It's cross-platform right? Also anyone wanna team up and teach me lol
PC and Playstation are separate. Which outfit and faction do you play on? I'm on Emerald VS and the outfit I am a part of (VKTZ) is open recruitment, has daily primetime ops, and weekly trainings. Joining an outfit like ours will get you situated in no time and also provide teamplay to feel successful even if your personal performance isn't great to start (spoiler: it won't be).
@@ApolloPS2 I'm more easily able to play on ps5 mostly because the only pc I have is actually a laptop right now that I'm not sure if it'll handle it. I don't think I can play until I get a person or two to play with though. I can't seem to do anything solo lol
@5:47 I call bullshit. If you surprise a Heavy Assault and shoot first, unless its all headshots, he's gonna press F to "outplay" you and trippledome YOU before you can blink. Good luck trying to get any of those salty sweats / vets lmao. Also, even as LA, when you peek the first time over any ridge, multiple cod kid camper rounds are gonna whiz by or into your cranium. cause this game is toxic and sweaty, and always has been
Cronus Zen and Aimbot help.
Not to mention the game has moved away from large unit tactics to making single and duo players impossible to kill. This is the game you wanted because of your elite sense of entitlement. Thank you.
You're welcome!
@@ApolloPS2 when I say you I'm not talking about you specifically I'm talking about the game community as a whole that are spoon fed crap like this game and sing its praises without ever acknowledging its faults.
It's called sunk/loss fallacy
@FlankerJackChannel I mean the term salty veteran was coined because majority of what players do is point out its faults (and rightfully so).
@@ApolloPS2 I was pretty hardcore into this game from beginning to about 2015 when the game moved away from large unit tactics to individual and duo play. Liberators and harassers becoming the meta and the game has suffered because of it.
I use my mouse wheel to ping enemies... Thats what people do who plays with 200IQ
No you bind spotting to your left click so you auto spot when shooting that's what read Chadlingtons do.
@@ApolloPS2 im mostly in a lib so i just need to ping the most I can for the least amount of effort but I'm definitely going to use the mouse click keybind for my meme chacter that's only going to use a knife... will be funny seeing my character spotting people while I'm busy knifing them
@@PersonVoid I've seen people use it on 6v6 Jaeger. You need to edit ur userinput.ini file and on live it's almost useless cuz firing around an ally just brings up the q spot radial menu which is super annoying lmao. Could Def work for a2a flying tho.
Spend about 10 min in aimlab before play 👍👍
realy good video and you look like you are rly skilled in PL2 but i dont understand why it is so comen to youse an thierd party croshair in PL2. I played a lot off other games were this is considert like smal lvl hacking. I dont now wht the PL2 comunnty thinks about it but i finde it wierd to se it yoused by so many PL2 content creators with out shame.
It's because over half the players use it and it's whitelisted for use by the dev team for 8 years now. If you use it you'll notice it doesn't really help performance except maybe help a little after a long time when you start to aim more lazily. I guess if you hipfire a ton you might see some performance bump but if you hipfire that much you likely have bigger problems.
Stop
Playing
(Infiltrator) Light assault
How to improve your kdr. Ok 1sec into video has a bastion. Oh ok join a bastion
Someone picked up on my little inside joke 😀
xp +520% what on earth 😆
Kdr is 0.2 . I'm JustaTutorial
But enough of this bla bla. Let's talk the real deal in a few steps. Step 1 - good rig. Step 2 - correct build according to situation which leads us to correct cert investment. Step 3 - practice. If you don't have Step 1 - nothing is gonna help you, period.
man i'd love the video if you didn't keep switching back to this picture of your oc's face photoshopped onto a preschool teacher in a classroom of toddlers. i get it dawg but don't you think that's just like, a tiny bit demeaning to show every 45 seconds?
Thanks for the feedback!
He plays Vanu they just can't help it.
Eww Ghost bolting
That's a parallax btw (long range)
@@ApolloPS2 Eww Parallax bolting lol