As a 4.7 k/d player on PC, the best tip, the most essencial tip is to learn from death. If you get wrecked over and over again, watch the Theater mode of that player. I used to watch hours upon hours of players that throughoutly beat the hell out of me, and in the end, after much practise I became a hell of a lot better than them. Don't give up and keep improving folks :)
Bro what whenever I watch the enemies play they immediately lock on & snap to me or my teammates & sometimes they completely miss & somehow still get a headshot5 times in a row with an SMG & no recoil control
My three top: 1) Pre-aim. Aim where you think they're going to come from. In a shooter like Counter-strike, aim for the head (no view kick), in COD, aim for the body (view kick). 2) Don't wide peek. When looking around a wall, peek just enough to see one enemy at best. If you peek out too far, you can easily have multiple people shooting at you at once -- something you don't want. 3) Use your minimap. Even if you don't see the enemy on your minimap, you know where your teammates are and where the enemy is most likely to be. Bonus: 4) Relax your eyes. Don't focus on specific bits of the screen, just focus on infinity, focus _through_ the screen. Work hard so that your eyes do not move unless you see a target, then focus on it. This prevents saccadic masking (chronostasis) and provides more peripheral information. This takes a lot of practice. Once you get it, down,it will actually feel like time has slowed down for you.
@@sarym4086 I found out the hard way because my eyes were hurting for a while. I went to the eye doctor because I was worried it was glaucoma and found out that it was dry eyes from staring at a computer screen for nearly all my waking hours each day.
Here's my 3 tips and my K/D is over 1.5 in every FPS shooter game: 1.) If you are really bad at first: Play defensive. This means, don't run to the enemy, wait for him to come if you know he's near. 2.) If you know you can't kill the enemy because your weapon's range is too short, you are low on ammo or the enemy is just running too fast into a building, DON'T SHOOT. Run after him carefully and kill him from a safe distance. 3. If there are too much enemies in front of you / in the near, and you know they are coming, DON'T RUSH THEM! Wait for them to come and camp in a headglitch spot. Bonus: Always check your minimap; if you can't see any friendlies on a certain part of the minimap, the enemies will most likely be there.
Cod 4 competitive strat. Running certain routes you look straight down, it avoids cross map sniper kills on bridges and other open areas because it alters your player model, making you a harder target or with the right cover unnoticeable.
Heres my 3 tips for aw 1. Always use a bal 27 and an asm1 2. Always camp in a corner and shoot people in the back 3. Trash talk the enemy team. You will get some nice reactions :)
Don't chase kills Only reload when you know it's safe Jump, strafe and drop shot- I know it sounds sweaty but you've gotta make it as hard as possible for the other team to hit you Learn flank routes/map awareness Radar is your friend Play to your guns strengths, you wouldn't challenge top broken from motel on octane with an smg (unless your a warrior)
There are only two times when reloading is an issue for me: 1) When I reload because I'm low or expecting a big fight... and someone comes by and kills me. 2) When I _don't_ reload for fear that #1 will happen, and someone comes by and I run out of ammo and they kill me. :D
The tips I normally give are: 1. Don't care about your first 50 or so games. You'll do badly in them no matter what, so just take that time to figure out what you're preferred style is. If you want more action, try pushing a bit harder, if you're dying too much, try being a bit more defensive. Just try stuff out. 2. Do *not* use mouse acceleration. Even if you're used to it, try getting used to having it turned off, it'll refine your muscle memory and improve your aim in the long run. 3. Set your sensitivity so that one comfortable movement will turn you 180°. In a first person shooter, the action will always be in front of you. If someone sneaks up behind you, there's a low chance you'll turn around and kill them before they kill you, so there's no need to be able to turn any more than 180°. If your sensitivity allows you to rotate 360° then you're accuracy will be horrific, but if it's quite low then you'll have to push the mouse all over the table to change your aim or to turn around.
You don't need control freaks. I can drop really good gameplays without using those and I have a regular ps3 controller. So honestly you don't need a scuf either.
#3 was the one I saw all the time in Day of Defeat. On a particular map, my task was to hold a certain alley that allowed the enemy to get through to the main square by a back way. I'd kill the first guys that tried to rush in, then hide behind some boxes. They'd come back, spray the alley and try to pass... and I'd step out and shoot them in the back. So next time they'd come back, check behind the boxes, not find me and move on... and I'd drop down from the top of the boxes and shoot them in the back. They'd come back, toss a grenade into the alley, then rush in... through the door that I was waiting behind. They'd come back, shoot through the door (while I hid behind a corner in the hallway) and then rush in and get shot again. Each time, I only moved back a little - but barring a lucky shot or a mistake on my part, they never got past me. It was like Horatius at the bridge. And they _knew_ I was going to be there... they _expected_ me to be there... and all it would have taken was one guy to decide not to try the alley, get into the square and get me from behind.
You've gained my respect and a sub, you're the first console player I have encountered that also takes in to consideration PC play styles and controllability, coming from a pure PC gamer.
The main tip I can think of is play with your friends and communicate. Ruin a bunch of other people's days in public matches. This improves you skills immensely and is something that is admittedly the biggest problem with allowing 6-man parties in public lobbies. You need a team of randoms, who has no vocal communication and chemistry to surpass the chemistry and call outs of the 6 man team... which obviously work decent together or adapt to play off each other's skills. Not to mention this will improve acting off your allies and supporting their actions while playing, hopefully for the win and not kill whoring too much. Of course this also encourages having less classes for adapting to things... Which is why it seems like solo players run more counter classes and could handle IEDs till the patch came out... Something that happened less with team players from what I've noticed. Even try it yourself... they'll piss and moan about anything you use, insult you, call you out as being cheap or unfair. Rarely do they adapt their classes for these scenarios or have a counter class... They had every class they wanted on a *single* squad member for every map. Oops. Probably wanted something a bit more then a 2D class set up countered by one thing.
People who have bad internet get catered to in games without dedicated servers. An example would be basically any MP developed by Naughty dog, even though i love their MPs, the lag is god awful. But in CoD, having a good internet connection is key as they have dedicated servers. +1 on the tip. I think Drit0r didnt put it in so people wouldnt cry and say "BUT WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WHO CANT AFFORD DAT???"
i had a 2.0 k/d in bo2 and my medal i've gotten the most is the revenge medal, it's different when you die from inconsistencies compared to skilled players or when you know you're better then they are
Another tip that I have: don't get so focused on an objective. I get like this all the time in domination. I could take A but I REALLY want to take B and I just keep trying and trying and it doesn't work, even though A is a much easier point to get. Always be flexible and don't have tunnel vision.
On point 1: The gun models (especially in shooters made for console, as it reduces the amount of pixels having to be rendered in each frame) takes up a significant part of the screen and sometimes it can block your view. I play on PC with my mouse software set very sensitive and my ingame sensitivity setting very low. Which in ADS effectively works like have a stock equipped without actually having one, but also very high general sensitivity, so I can drop my gun a bit to just be able to see more of the stuff ahead of me. Not as far down as you in the video, but just a bit. So when I engage, I would be shooting a their feet at the lowest and usually center mass (which is really the best place to aim if in CQC), and then with a bit of practise you can spray up the body and control it onto the head. Just the fact that your first rounds hit them slightly interrupts their controls, which also gives you an advantage there, where as aiming for the head and the first shot misses over the target it leaves you vulnerable. But in general aiming as low as is still meaningful gives you most visibility, which can make a difference if the engagement can come at different ranges. But staring into the ground (such as in the video) naturally is not a good idea. On point 2: Far from all games have ADS, but I a game such as CS you still have point about crouching or not moving a lot, as this makes your accuracy greater. I do not think ADS is a norm in shooters in general except for CoD clones (pretty much every shooter on consoles).
1. DON'T look at the ground (Mainly for Fortnite players as they spend a lot of the time building and looting) 2. Pre-aim or ADS before you even see the enemy 3. Do not get Revenge kills (For games with respawn mode) as the enemy will be expecting you and will just get more kills/points
As someone who has a kdr of 4.2 in most games. 1. DONT STOP MOVING 2. AIM HIGHER RATHER THAN LOWER 3. ONE TAP WITH STRONG GUNS 4. NEVER MOVE STRAIGHT 5. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR BACK TO A WALL IN FREE FOR ALLS 6. DONT JUST FOCUS ON YOUR AIM FOCUS ON GAME IQ, MOVEMENT ,SAVE YOUR AMMO
A few small tips that can help 1. When moving on turns and open areas remember to look both ways, this has helped me a lot with both campers and the more sneaky players 2. When strafing and shooting, sometimes it's better to snap on and off ADS to target them better. This has saved me from time to time and can be better then trying to shoot someone on the move with ADS on and shooting 3. Don't be afraid of running away from a gunfight that you know you can't win. No need to die needlessly, instead try to lure and ambush them. Your chances of killing them increases when you do this 4. Most important one of them all, learn from your defeat. Whether it's different pathways, different guns or different play styles, remember to learn from them and use what you have learned against other. Hope this helps you out :)
Good tips. So simple but are really important to being a good fps player. I struggle with the revenge kills. Ghosts is the worst for camping and I have to constantly resist going back for the revenge kill.
Number 1 is the key tip here I think. After playing CS for a while, I have learned to keep the crosshair where and enemy could be at all times. When I hopped back on to CoD it was _incredibly_ easy after applying what I learned in CS.
Another huge tip is learning when its appropriate to chase or wait after damaging an enemy player or getting shot. I can't count the number of times I've been shot in the back, ran to cover and waited for the other player to just come barreling around the corner gun down thinking I high tailed it out of there.
To train my self from looking down in games I make a little sticky note circle with a hole punch, ADS with a red dot sight, and placed the dot. I was amazed at how far from the middle of the screen I was when moving. A couple of games and I had convinced myself to aim higher, and have done better. I used the dot one day, but it did help. Now, in Destiny, I use a hand cannon and go for head shots more of the time. I am running with about 75 percent of my kills being "precision".
When it comes to the second one (pre-aim whenever possible) it's very important to add that you should do it only when you know where you can expect enemy and there's only one potentially dangerous direction. Never do it while entering rooms with unknow hostile location. It's a basic rule of CQB - room clearing requires peripheral vision not centered (on gun sights) one.
Drift0r..I'm sorry but I cant take you seriously when you 1. Push back laundry when your team already has spawns instead of getting cutoffs. 2. Die that much off rotation. 3. Throw a semtex directly at a trophy you're staring at. 4. Instead of getting pool cuts in kitchen hill, youre staring laundry holding anchor with a sub. 5. Challenge money with a sub when your team lost all spawns, which, by the way, is because you were holding back anchor instead of helping with hill. 6. playing on that absurdly high of a sensitivity, in turn, you have a very below average shot. 7. And that ADS tip is acceptable but not to the extent you were showing it. You're making it into something way too situational. 8. Are not using long barrel on a respawn SMG with that terrible of a shot you have=not winning any gunfights against people who have thumbs. 9. Lose a gunfight to an AR on BBall headglitch 10. Finally, That last tip you gave is terrible. You should be looking at your radar regardless and should know what it means where you spawn if youre a good player, such as, if you're spawntrapped, spawn out on CTF meaning they're on your flag, ETC. It's instinct... Stick to stat videos please.
you would know about rotation and all that spawn crap. In no instance did he say he was a really good player or the best player ever,this is a tutorial for improving on fps and if you are so "good" then why did you click on this video? Go get a life.
Remember these tips are for all FPS games not just COD. You don't have to be a great player to know good tips. For example, let's say you are a basketball player that's played for a long time. You may not be the greatest player BUT because of your EXPERIENCE, you still know ways to improve yourself AND other players. Same thing here, Drift0r has tons of experience from playing FPS games. He may not be the greatest player but he is giving us tips and strategies that he learned while playing.
Raging_Dogs7 Dude, if you're good at any fps game you would know the rotation, spawnpoints, and when to push and help. I agree with Nattoreius, sounds like you're just defending driftor...
Dylan Crow I am good at fps but I dont care about spawn points and rotations. I just play to have fun with my friends while still trying to win the game which most of the time we do,and yeah I am defending driftor because he never said that he was an expert at the game,these were just tips for casual players.
Best game for me to train my aim was counter strike. I have been playing counterstrike for 10 years now and I can honestly say that if I only played COD or Battle Field my aim would be at least 40% worse. Try out counterstrike guys, no other game rewards you so much for being the better player. If you die its because you made a mistake, and once you assess what that mistake was and learn from it you will be a better player.
The reason I don't pre-aim is because every time I do, the enemy ends up wherever I'm not aiming at...It also puts you at a disadvantage because you're moving slower, so if an enemy is camping in a room and you're trying to pre-aim your way into it, you're more than likely going to get killed because you're moving slow enough for them to see you before you can shoot at them
Learn the mini-map.. 1. Practice with radar always on with bots and practice looking at the map in between every kill. If you don't look at the map you have to start the match over- try to play a 5-10 FFA without forgetting at all. 2. Know where your team is on the map and which way they are going/looking at all times/notice when they die. Use your ears.. Hearing enemy gun fire tells you where they are, what type of gun they are using, and when they are probably going to reload. Every one of these is vital information. Play the opponent.. If they are playing overly aggressive, strap on some Claymores/BB's/Shock Charges etc. If they are playing overly conservative (head glitching w/an AR/LMG) use smokes to block lines of sight.
Driftor I am with you, I feel as if when I'm getting gameplay I cannot Pre-Fire just to show my audience I don't just wait for the enemy. I tend to stop myself and just play naturally because I end up getting a better KD overall:)
I mean, in CoD4 strong-running, which nearly halves your character's hitbox, is a very commonly used strategy by good players, and that involves looking straight down at the ground.
That is a different kind of thing. You did that to avoid being shot. But you probably didn't strong run 100% of the time because then it would be hard to aim.
Jesse Starfall when sprinting around the map, you look down so your character model hunches over, effectively reducing the size of your character making you harder to shoot.
The 1st and 2nd point are symptoms of the same problem. Ultimately the player is not as ready to shoot the enemy as they should be. Keeping the gun up, pre-aiming and anticipating enemy movement are all ways to be as ready as possible. As a replacement for one of these points I would suggest tips on the effective use of cover and ways to move around a map that will help you to not get killed at.
Just to add tip #4. Always check the radar/map. Empty region is a potential dangerous zone so lookout. You can use the radar to predict the enemy spawning area too.
Another tip, dont wait with shooting after your sigths are up in close to medium encounters, if you are using ARs/SMGs. I have sometimes killed the enemy before my sights were up by spraying them down. Even getting one bullet to hit gives you the slight adventage which you need to win a gunfight.
When I first started playing FPS games, that was MW2 mainly, I made all those mistakes. I was a total noob. I think of myself then and now and I've came a long way. Preaiming is a major skill, especially if you avoid perks like QuickDraw in most cods you need to do this.
I tend to look down when i'm camping with sniper rifles, just so I can see more ahead without a massive gun barrel blocking the view but I agree with these points.
hey do you know of any vides to help me train my mother she is playing borderlands 2 for the first time she is so new that she gets stuck looking in the sky or floor and can bearly walk by a door i am very patient and love that she wants to play any help or videos that can help.
Some of these, you have to make a judgement call, which you already mentioned, but if you preaim in battlefield and its not a closed corridor, you risk getting shot for ADS.
after I watched a couple of yo vids on becoming a better fps gamer... I did become one and immediately I got a higher K.D ratio and was very close to always first on the score board
Tip 2, do you suggest running stalker? I have been trying to not use it as much. Not using it seems to be improving my accuracy, instead of just firing and strafing . Just curious of your thoughts??
Jhub gave an amazing tip imo. Why? Because in past call of duties (and somewhat in the new ones) people would spawn camp. Basically, you spawn walk 3 steps and die. Many people hated this and didn't know how to deal with it. However, when you knew how spawn camping worked you could easily counter it. Using Jhub's tip of not rushing forward when you spawn, and Drift0r's tip of pre ads you can actually counter a spawn camp provided you have better aim than the other player.
My tips: Don't run around corners.Learn the maps and the way it flows. Pick your gunfights, control the engagement to make it hard for people to hit you. Pick a gun that's comfortable for you and play in a manner that you can use your gun in it's most effective way. A lot of people still don't do this but if there's a mini map, learn how to use it to predict spawns and coordinate that with the killfeed. Not too many people actually do this but I look at the killfeed and the mini map to see which types of enemies are in the different areas of the map to prepare myself for that gunfight. Don't take shots for kills you can't hit, if you miss, you're likely to give your spot away and get yourself killed. Last but certainly not least, play the damn objective effectively, don't be one of those people who never jump on flags but at the same time, don't jump on without any care, kill people off and find a cap spot(if applicable) to be safe and prepare for enemies who want to take you off. I should really make a video at this rate.
Good tips. I'd say one of the most important tips ever is to stay in control. Map control specifically. Put yourself in advantageous positions, create the most unfair fight by coming from behind, cut off high traffic areas, make the enemy spawn where you want them, and make them respond to you so you can play the game the way you want and be a step ahead! My most recent video shows off gameplay from four different FPS. Control is what I focus on most in all FPS I play.
#2 only works in ideal situations or when you know that they will come in your line of sight without them going any other movement. Let's say you are rushing into Kitchen from the back on Hardpoint on this map. If you pre-aim and an enemy jumps out of the corner you will have no time to react and shoot him (because usually good players have low sensitivities so you won't be able to move your gun side-to-side fast if you are aimed in) Instead you keep your gun up so that if you can react to a player jumping out from a door/corner. My point can be further explained in Crimsix's video "Six Tips With Crimsix" around 4:45 in the video he explains why. Yes pre-aiming is a good tactic, but sometimes when you are playing against good players it won't work as well as you think. The Link to Crimsix's video will be above this.
Holding a power position =/= camping. It's good strategy, there should not be pre-determined rules of play. (This is coming from a tactical rusher) Personally, I think it makes everything infinitely more interesting when you have to be on your toes and stay alert, so even hardcore camping doesn't bother me, but it is understandable to see it be frustrating. Anyways, fantastic video, Driftor! You're the man, man!
I some times aim slightly down if the other team drop shots a lot other wise I stay pointing up, and I kinda practice aiming around high traffic areas. but I do go for revenge kills.....
I have to agree with Drift0r for these tips, but if I know I'm at an elevated position and I have a few teammates watching my back, I know its ok to look down, this is an example from Battlefield 4 on the map Seige of Senghei.
Something that helps me play call of duty better, is playing the campaign in legendary setting. It helps me get used to the game so when i jump into multiplayer, i don't have as much to learn
Ive been essentially everything for as long as i have been playing CoD. I'm good but nothing special at the game, but the biggest tip that i can give you is make sure your PC is good. I bought a new upgraded PC a while ago and ive been able to play way better than I used to. It really helped a lot to improve. My internet is fine, but my problem was my pc. with that fixed everything is so much better
If I have any single tip that helps me during FPS matches, is to learn the map and the spawning areas. Then when you're gunning down foes, you can "count steps" or the amount of time it takes for you to reach the enemy again on the map, then you can judge the amount of time you have and position yourself to improve your chances of survival.
It would be nice if there was a No Aim Assist playlist with the same preset rules from Core and the same game modes from the Core playlist to a No Aim Assist playlist.
Not going for the revenge kill is tough. ...unless you're close to a streak. Black Ops 2 made the fight against campers much nicer for the run-n-gunner. The ghost perk doesn't hide campers from UAV. That was a BRILLIANT move by Treyarch. Also loved spamming EMPs against the camper equipment and Target Finder.
Hey Drift0r I think you should do more 'General FPS' in Depths. It may be a bit difficult but it seems interesting. I guess it'll pass the time until AW comes out.
One more thing is to set goals for each life. Depending on your skill level set a goal to get a certain number of kills each life. This makes you pay more attention to not dieing while you go for your goal.
the tip to look at head level works with most FPS but COD. i used to have my aim at head level but once i started getting dropshotted by all the try-hards in COD, i felt it was more efficient to aim lower.
I have an issue with #2, if you walk around the corner ads and the enemy walks around where you are not aiming it is very hard to turn while ads right on him, so the best tip #2 would be line up your cross hairs around corners or doors where people are going to come out
Very good tips. The third one I committed all the time when I started playing and it would have saved me a lot of trouble if I had seen it back then. The bonus tip applies especially in games like COD and BF4 with chaotic spawns. Just a questions: Any chance there will be tips for more advanced players?
Thank you driftor i cannot tell you how many times i have done these things even just today i remember me going for revenges and just kept getting rekt the pointing my gun at the ground has not happened to me specifically because my major goals in cod is the AR and SMG headshot camos' and i feel the more vision i have of my AO the better off i am.However i have seen my friends do this quite a bit especially of games like counterstrike that do not have ads features.
Grahm Craquers If you want to go for the revenge kill first way up the situation. If it is a team or someone who is just completly posted up like crazy ignore them and they will get less kills. In this video the best thing to do for the revenge kill would have been to go through the window and strafe down the stairs. JHub was sat in the opposite corner so would have been easy to kill while you have higher ground and cover.
I agree and do all these things but what do you think about pre firing when going around corner or when an enemy is cornering? Because I always try to pre fire and it saves me all the time
I think one of the best things to do is avoid the middle of the map. I go quite well just running laps around the outside of the map, moving in when I get behind the enemies then going back out after mopping them up. Hardpoint is probably the only gametype where this doesn't work very well.
Reload during downtime. Swap to Secondary when needed. Tactical Pie Corners. Sprint only when needed. Pre-Aim sights, shoot and move when applicable. Know when to hold position and when to keep moving. Grenades are in games for a reason. Use them. For either diversion (flashbang) or disruption (frag). Use Cover. Pretty Basic.
I was watching this while playing destiny..... Ended up going 34/2 with 3 blade dances. I think watching your videos just makes people better at gaming or something. XD
We still ended up losing that control game because my team was all below lvl 20 playing control and didn't have the slightest clue on how to capture flags....
no they are not advanced tips but they are the core tips of being a great player. But its hard to get out of our comfort zone of play-style. ill most definitely pay more attention to the way that i play. Thanks man. big fan, keep it up.
I'm curious Do you think it's good to just run around all game, or stay in general areas for a bit and then move on? I typically run around and it works for me most of the time.
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As a 4.7 k/d player on PC, the best tip, the most essencial tip is to learn from death. If you get wrecked over and over again, watch the Theater mode of that player. I used to watch hours upon hours of players that throughoutly beat the hell out of me, and in the end, after much practise I became a hell of a lot better than them. Don't give up and keep improving folks :)
Bro what whenever I watch the enemies play they immediately lock on & snap to me or my teammates & sometimes they completely miss & somehow still get a headshot5 times in a row with an SMG & no recoil control
My three top:
1) Pre-aim. Aim where you think they're going to come from. In a shooter like Counter-strike, aim for the head (no view kick), in COD, aim for the body (view kick).
2) Don't wide peek. When looking around a wall, peek just enough to see one enemy at best. If you peek out too far, you can easily have multiple people shooting at you at once -- something you don't want.
3) Use your minimap. Even if you don't see the enemy on your minimap, you know where your teammates are and where the enemy is most likely to be.
Bonus:
4) Relax your eyes. Don't focus on specific bits of the screen, just focus on infinity, focus _through_ the screen. Work hard so that your eyes do not move unless you see a target, then focus on it. This prevents saccadic masking (chronostasis) and provides more peripheral information. This takes a lot of practice. Once you get it, down,it will actually feel like time has slowed down for you.
If you're going to do that though, remember to _blink_ when you can. And use eye drops, because that headache you have after is actually dry eyes.
@@HeadHunterSix I actually have dry eyes and it sucks tbh
@@sarym4086 I found out the hard way because my eyes were hurting for a while. I went to the eye doctor because I was worried it was glaucoma and found out that it was dry eyes from staring at a computer screen for nearly all my waking hours each day.
Here's my 3 tips and my K/D is over 1.5 in every FPS shooter game:
1.) If you are really bad at first: Play defensive. This means, don't run to the enemy, wait for him to come if you know he's near.
2.) If you know you can't kill the enemy because your weapon's range is too short, you are low on ammo or the enemy is just running too fast into a building, DON'T SHOOT. Run after him carefully and kill him from a safe distance.
3. If there are too much enemies in front of you / in the near, and you know they are coming, DON'T RUSH THEM! Wait for them to come and camp in a headglitch spot.
Bonus: Always check your minimap; if you can't see any friendlies on a certain part of the minimap, the enemies will most likely be there.
2 is certainly not problem for me. I always use sniper rifles. 1 and 3 are helpful though. Thanks.
Also keep your fingers on the sticks at all times I used to take my fingers off when I didn't use them so it fucked me up sooo bad
In my 13 years of gaming, I have never, EVER looked down while running...
Tons of people do.
Cod 4 competitive strat. Running certain routes you look straight down, it avoids cross map sniper kills on bridges and other open areas because it alters your player model, making you a harder target or with the right cover unnoticeable.
Drift0r I used to do it in Battlefield just beccasue it seem more real but now i dont i usually look upwards now
greenalert733 In a different name, yes.
Yep! :D
"Don`t look into the ground" Best pro tip lol
You'd be surprised how many people do that
***** They may just like the look of the ground in CS GO
I hadn't even realized how much I do that until now.
Heres my 3 tips for aw
1. Always use a bal 27 and an asm1
2. Always camp in a corner and shoot people in the back
3. Trash talk the enemy team. You will get some nice reactions :)
Blake_st3r Toxic
Blake_st3r
The last time i trash talked in a fps game someone was cussing me with a Donald Duck voice
XDDDDDDDD
Blake_st3r reason 2 is the main reason fps games suck
Then let tip 3 backfire, as a guy from the other team says your address and status.
Aim tip: play Counter Strike.
Haha I play CS Its so hard to aim :P
MrblueSmokeHD no, it's just too easy in other games...
Stutter step FTW!
Also, when you spray 'aim down at their knees or lower.' :D
After playing CS, I destroy kids in CoD now. So easy to aim :)
Don't chase kills
Only reload when you know it's safe
Jump, strafe and drop shot- I know it sounds sweaty but you've gotta make it as hard as possible for the other team to hit you
Learn flank routes/map awareness
Radar is your friend
Play to your guns strengths, you wouldn't challenge top broken from motel on octane with an smg (unless your a warrior)
Thx really heplful
There are only two times when reloading is an issue for me:
1) When I reload because I'm low or expecting a big fight... and someone comes by and kills me.
2) When I _don't_ reload for fear that #1 will happen, and someone comes by and I run out of ammo and they kill me. :D
Driftor you have forgot the #1 way... Don't play ghosts :) lmao
should we laugh now ?
Hahaha no, not funny ghosts is beast
You have to admit tho, the squad point system was a pretty good idea
I love the "lmao" at the end to suggest you were trying to be funny by laughing at your own joke but failed miserably.
***** Well you just called yourself a noob, considering your picture is Ghosts. xD
1. Mountain Dew
2. Doritos
3. Smoke weed everyday
6. Get recruited by the Illuminati
What the Pros DON'T want you to know!
7. Other wise just hack
This is the most 2013 comment ever
@@mirrorslash028 so true
The tips I normally give are:
1. Don't care about your first 50 or so games. You'll do badly in them no matter what, so just take that time to figure out what you're preferred style is. If you want more action, try pushing a bit harder, if you're dying too much, try being a bit more defensive. Just try stuff out.
2. Do *not* use mouse acceleration. Even if you're used to it, try getting used to having it turned off, it'll refine your muscle memory and improve your aim in the long run.
3. Set your sensitivity so that one comfortable movement will turn you 180°. In a first person shooter, the action will always be in front of you. If someone sneaks up behind you, there's a low chance you'll turn around and kill them before they kill you, so there's no need to be able to turn any more than 180°. If your sensitivity allows you to rotate 360° then you're accuracy will be horrific, but if it's quite low then you'll have to push the mouse all over the table to change your aim or to turn around.
The channel art is top notch.
10/10
Lol
My #1 tip..... Test your reflexes. Your only going to get better in a fast paced game by reflexes.
All you need:
1.good internet
2.FPS freeks
3.Scuf controller
4. Thumbs
4. Doritos
5. Mountain Dew
You don't need control freaks. I can drop really good gameplays without using those and I have a regular ps3 controller. So honestly you don't need a scuf either.
6. eyes
6.weed
#3 was the one I saw all the time in Day of Defeat. On a particular map, my task was to hold a certain alley that allowed the enemy to get through to the main square by a back way. I'd kill the first guys that tried to rush in, then hide behind some boxes. They'd come back, spray the alley and try to pass... and I'd step out and shoot them in the back. So next time they'd come back, check behind the boxes, not find me and move on... and I'd drop down from the top of the boxes and shoot them in the back. They'd come back, toss a grenade into the alley, then rush in... through the door that I was waiting behind. They'd come back, shoot through the door (while I hid behind a corner in the hallway) and then rush in and get shot again.
Each time, I only moved back a little - but barring a lucky shot or a mistake on my part, they never got past me. It was like Horatius at the bridge. And they _knew_ I was going to be there... they _expected_ me to be there... and all it would have taken was one guy to decide not to try the alley, get into the square and get me from behind.
You've gained my respect and a sub, you're the first console player I have encountered that also takes in to consideration PC play styles and controllability, coming from a pure PC gamer.
The main tip I can think of is play with your friends and communicate. Ruin a bunch of other people's days in public matches.
This improves you skills immensely and is something that is admittedly the biggest problem with allowing 6-man parties in public lobbies.
You need a team of randoms, who has no vocal communication and chemistry to surpass the chemistry and call outs of the 6 man team... which obviously work decent together or adapt to play off each other's skills.
Not to mention this will improve acting off your allies and supporting their actions while playing, hopefully for the win and not kill whoring too much. Of course this also encourages having less classes for adapting to things...
Which is why it seems like solo players run more counter classes and could handle IEDs till the patch came out...
Something that happened less with team players from what I've noticed. Even try it yourself... they'll piss and moan about anything you use, insult you, call you out as being cheap or unfair. Rarely do they adapt their classes for these scenarios or have a counter class...
They had every class they wanted on a *single* squad member for every map.
Oops.
Probably wanted something a bit more then a 2D class set up countered by one thing.
I loved the stream last night! I love the interaction of live streams so much.
Tip number 1 good internet and under 3 ping
Tip 2, look at tip 1
Under thee ping? Dude, you'd have to be hosting to get that sort of connection.
i get over 60-80 ping and i still do pretty well.
SgtFrogMonoply I got 200 ping, no headset and bad internet connection and i got 1.6 kd wich i hate
Stu Pidface LAN games have 5 ping usually. 3 is pretty much impossible.
People who have bad internet get catered to in games without dedicated servers. An example would be basically any MP developed by Naughty dog, even though i love their MPs, the lag is god awful. But in CoD, having a good internet connection is key as they have dedicated servers.
+1 on the tip. I think Drit0r didnt put it in so people wouldnt cry and say "BUT WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE WHO CANT AFFORD DAT???"
i had a 2.0 k/d in bo2 and my medal i've gotten the most is the revenge medal, it's different when you die from inconsistencies compared to skilled players or when you know you're better then they are
Another tip that I have: don't get so focused on an objective. I get like this all the time in domination. I could take A but I REALLY want to take B and I just keep trying and trying and it doesn't work, even though A is a much easier point to get. Always be flexible and don't have tunnel vision.
On point 1:
The gun models (especially in shooters made for console, as it reduces the amount of pixels having to be rendered in each frame) takes up a significant part of the screen and sometimes it can block your view.
I play on PC with my mouse software set very sensitive and my ingame sensitivity setting very low. Which in ADS effectively works like have a stock equipped without actually having one, but also very high general sensitivity, so I can drop my gun a bit to just be able to see more of the stuff ahead of me. Not as far down as you in the video, but just a bit. So when I engage, I would be shooting a their feet at the lowest and usually center mass (which is really the best place to aim if in CQC), and then with a bit of practise you can spray up the body and control it onto the head. Just the fact that your first rounds hit them slightly interrupts their controls, which also gives you an advantage there, where as aiming for the head and the first shot misses over the target it leaves you vulnerable. But in general aiming as low as is still meaningful gives you most visibility, which can make a difference if the engagement can come at different ranges. But staring into the ground (such as in the video) naturally is not a good idea.
On point 2:
Far from all games have ADS, but I a game such as CS you still have point about crouching or not moving a lot, as this makes your accuracy greater. I do not think ADS is a norm in shooters in general except for CoD clones (pretty much every shooter on consoles).
The first tip is really valuable. Espeacially because you pointed out that most people don´t find it comfortable to aim at head level.
1. DON'T look at the ground (Mainly for Fortnite players as they spend a lot of the time building and looting)
2. Pre-aim or ADS before you even see the enemy
3. Do not get Revenge kills (For games with respawn mode) as the enemy will be expecting you and will just get more kills/points
As someone who has a kdr of 4.2 in most games.
1. DONT STOP MOVING
2. AIM HIGHER RATHER THAN LOWER
3. ONE TAP WITH STRONG GUNS
4. NEVER MOVE STRAIGHT
5. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR BACK TO A WALL IN FREE FOR ALLS
6. DONT JUST FOCUS ON YOUR AIM FOCUS ON GAME IQ, MOVEMENT ,SAVE YOUR AMMO
A few small tips that can help
1. When moving on turns and open areas remember to look both ways, this has helped me a lot with both campers and the more sneaky players
2. When strafing and shooting, sometimes it's better to snap on and off ADS to target them better. This has saved me from time to time and can be better then trying to shoot someone on the move with ADS on and shooting
3. Don't be afraid of running away from a gunfight that you know you can't win. No need to die needlessly, instead try to lure and ambush them. Your chances of killing them increases when you do this
4. Most important one of them all, learn from your defeat. Whether it's different pathways, different guns or different play styles, remember to learn from them and use what you have learned against other.
Hope this helps you out :)
Good tips. So simple but are really important to being a good fps player. I struggle with the revenge kills. Ghosts is the worst for camping and I have to constantly resist going back for the revenge kill.
Number 1 is the key tip here I think. After playing CS for a while, I have learned to keep the crosshair where and enemy could be at all times. When I hopped back on to CoD it was _incredibly_ easy after applying what I learned in CS.
Another huge tip is learning when its appropriate to chase or wait after damaging an enemy player or getting shot. I can't count the number of times I've been shot in the back, ran to cover and waited for the other player to just come barreling around the corner gun down thinking I high tailed it out of there.
To train my self from looking down in games I make a little sticky note circle with a hole punch, ADS with a red dot sight, and placed the dot. I was amazed at how far from the middle of the screen I was when moving. A couple of games and I had convinced myself to aim higher, and have done better. I used the dot one day, but it did help. Now, in Destiny, I use a hand cannon and go for head shots more of the time. I am running with about 75 percent of my kills being "precision".
The first two were rookie moves- but I, as a self professed FPS vet, fall for the third and fourth often. Nice vid Drift0r!
When it comes to the second one (pre-aim whenever possible) it's very important to add that you should do it only when you know where you can expect enemy and there's only one potentially dangerous direction. Never do it while entering rooms with unknow hostile location. It's a basic rule of CQB - room clearing requires peripheral vision not centered (on gun sights) one.
Drift0r..I'm sorry but I cant take you seriously when you
1. Push back laundry when your team already has spawns instead of getting cutoffs.
2. Die that much off rotation.
3. Throw a semtex directly at a trophy you're staring at.
4. Instead of getting pool cuts in kitchen hill, youre staring laundry holding anchor with a sub.
5. Challenge money with a sub when your team lost all spawns, which, by the way, is because you were holding back anchor instead of helping with hill.
6. playing on that absurdly high of a sensitivity, in turn, you have a very below average shot.
7. And that ADS tip is acceptable but not to the extent you were showing it. You're making it into something way too situational.
8. Are not using long barrel on a respawn SMG with that terrible of a shot you have=not winning any gunfights against people who have thumbs.
9. Lose a gunfight to an AR on BBall headglitch
10. Finally, That last tip you gave is terrible. You should be looking at your radar regardless and should know what it means where you spawn if youre a good player, such as, if you're spawntrapped, spawn out on CTF meaning they're on your flag, ETC. It's instinct...
Stick to stat videos please.
you would know about rotation and all that spawn crap. In no instance did he say he was a really good player or the best player ever,this is a tutorial for improving on fps and if you are so "good" then why did you click on this video? Go get a life.
Remember these tips are for all FPS games not just COD. You don't have to be a great player to know good tips. For example, let's say you are a basketball player that's played for a long time. You may not be the greatest player BUT because of your EXPERIENCE, you still know ways to improve yourself AND other players. Same thing here, Drift0r has tons of experience from playing FPS games. He may not be the greatest player but he is giving us tips and strategies that he learned while playing.
Raging_Dogs7 Dude, if you're good at any fps game you would know the rotation, spawnpoints, and when to push and help. I agree with Nattoreius, sounds like you're just defending driftor...
Dylan Crow I am good at fps but I dont care about spawn points and rotations. I just play to have fun with my friends while still trying to win the game which most of the time we do,and yeah I am defending driftor because he never said that he was an expert at the game,these were just tips for casual players.
Well, if you really are a good player in pubs without knowing spawns and rotations you're a magician unless you guys just play tdm haha
Drift0r has the best channel art
Using the adjustable stock can help with pre aiming around a corner. I use it a lot
Best game for me to train my aim was counter strike. I have been playing counterstrike for 10 years now and I can honestly say that if I only played COD or Battle Field my aim would be at least 40% worse. Try out counterstrike guys, no other game rewards you so much for being the better player. If you die its because you made a mistake, and once you assess what that mistake was and learn from it you will be a better player.
*cough* shroud.
The reason I don't pre-aim is because every time I do, the enemy ends up wherever I'm not aiming at...It also puts you at a disadvantage because you're moving slower, so if an enemy is camping in a room and you're trying to pre-aim your way into it, you're more than likely going to get killed because you're moving slow enough for them to see you before you can shoot at them
Learn the mini-map..
1. Practice with radar always on with bots and practice looking at the map in between every kill. If you don't look at the map you have to start the match over- try to play a 5-10 FFA without forgetting at all.
2. Know where your team is on the map and which way they are going/looking at all times/notice when they die.
Use your ears..
Hearing enemy gun fire tells you where they are, what type of gun they are using, and when they are probably going to reload. Every one of these is vital information.
Play the opponent..
If they are playing overly aggressive, strap on some Claymores/BB's/Shock Charges etc.
If they are playing overly conservative (head glitching w/an AR/LMG) use smokes to block lines of sight.
Good tips.
These are things that are common sense to most of us but things that might not be apparent to new players. Nice video.
great commentary drift0r, congrats.
Nice video man :) You deserve way more subs.
I like driftor because I was reading comments and he actually interacts. That's cool.
Driftor I am with you, I feel as if when I'm getting gameplay I cannot Pre-Fire just to show my audience I don't just wait for the enemy. I tend to stop myself and just play naturally because I end up getting a better KD overall:)
I mean, in CoD4 strong-running, which nearly halves your character's hitbox, is a very commonly used strategy by good players, and that involves looking straight down at the ground.
Yes, that is also used in Halo. I use it if I am being shot at, but never randomly.
That is a different kind of thing. You did that to avoid being shot. But you probably didn't strong run 100% of the time because then it would be hard to aim.
What is "strong running"?
***** let's be real here. Yes it looks good and promising, and I'm liking what I see, but game of the year? Come on man, no.
Jesse Starfall when sprinting around the map, you look down so your character model hunches over, effectively reducing the size of your character making you harder to shoot.
You should do this again, for Advanced Warfare. Seeing how the Exo abilities and height differences are now present in that game
The 1st and 2nd point are symptoms of the same problem. Ultimately the player is not as ready to shoot the enemy as they should be. Keeping the gun up, pre-aiming and anticipating enemy movement are all ways to be as ready as possible. As a replacement for one of these points I would suggest tips on the effective use of cover and ways to move around a map that will help you to not get killed at.
Just to add tip #4. Always check the radar/map. Empty region is a potential dangerous zone so lookout. You can use the radar to predict the enemy spawning area too.
Another tip, dont wait with shooting after your sigths are up in close to medium encounters, if you are using ARs/SMGs. I have sometimes killed the enemy before my sights were up by spraying them down. Even getting one bullet to hit gives you the slight adventage which you need to win a gunfight.
When I first started playing FPS games, that was MW2 mainly, I made all those mistakes. I was a total noob. I think of myself then and now and I've came a long way. Preaiming is a major skill, especially if you avoid perks like QuickDraw in most cods you need to do this.
I tend to look down when i'm camping with sniper rifles, just so I can see more ahead without a massive gun barrel blocking the view but I agree with these points.
hey do you know of any vides to help me train my mother she is playing borderlands 2 for the first time she is so new that she gets stuck looking in the sky or floor and can bearly walk by a door i am very patient and love that she wants to play any help or videos that can help.
Some of these, you have to make a judgement call, which you already mentioned, but if you preaim in battlefield and its not a closed corridor, you risk getting shot for ADS.
after I watched a couple of yo vids on becoming a better fps gamer... I did become one and immediately I got a higher K.D ratio and was very close to always first on the score board
Tip 2, do you suggest running stalker? I have been trying to not use it as much. Not using it seems to be improving my accuracy, instead of just firing and strafing . Just curious of your thoughts??
Jhub gave an amazing tip imo.
Why?
Because in past call of duties (and somewhat in the new ones) people would spawn camp. Basically, you spawn walk 3 steps and die. Many people hated this and didn't know how to deal with it. However, when you knew how spawn camping worked you could easily counter it.
Using Jhub's tip of not rushing forward when you spawn, and Drift0r's tip of pre ads you can actually counter a spawn camp provided you have better aim than the other player.
My tips: Don't run around corners.Learn the maps and the way it flows. Pick your gunfights, control the engagement to make it hard for people to hit you. Pick a gun that's comfortable for you and play in a manner that you can use your gun in it's most effective way. A lot of people still don't do this but if there's a mini map, learn how to use it to predict spawns and coordinate that with the killfeed. Not too many people actually do this but I look at the killfeed and the mini map to see which types of enemies are in the different areas of the map to prepare myself for that gunfight. Don't take shots for kills you can't hit, if you miss, you're likely to give your spot away and get yourself killed. Last but certainly not least, play the damn objective effectively, don't be one of those people who never jump on flags but at the same time, don't jump on without any care, kill people off and find a cap spot(if applicable) to be safe and prepare for enemies who want to take you off. I should really make a video at this rate.
Good tips. I'd say one of the most important tips ever is to stay in control. Map control specifically. Put yourself in advantageous positions, create the most unfair fight by coming from behind, cut off high traffic areas, make the enemy spawn where you want them, and make them respond to you so you can play the game the way you want and be a step ahead! My most recent video shows off gameplay from four different FPS. Control is what I focus on most in all FPS I play.
I am quite an experienced player, don't know why I watched it..but thanks Drift0r I always love your content
The most essential thing is to make use of the mini map! Many people tend to lose attention when gameplay is intense.
At the start when you said never to look to the ground I was laughing like hell because I do this and I knew already I shouldn't :D
I have never looked at the ground moving around, this surprises me
#2 only works in ideal situations or when you know that they will come in your line of sight without them going any other movement. Let's say you are rushing into Kitchen from the back on Hardpoint on this map. If you pre-aim and an enemy jumps out of the corner you will have no time to react and shoot him (because usually good players have low sensitivities so you won't be able to move your gun side-to-side fast if you are aimed in) Instead you keep your gun up so that if you can react to a player jumping out from a door/corner. My point can be further explained in Crimsix's video "Six Tips With Crimsix" around 4:45 in the video he explains why. Yes pre-aiming is a good tactic, but sometimes when you are playing against good players it won't work as well as you think. The Link to Crimsix's video will be above this.
Holding a power position =/= camping.
It's good strategy, there should not be pre-determined rules of play.
(This is coming from a tactical rusher)
Personally, I think it makes everything infinitely more interesting when you have to be on your toes and stay alert, so even hardcore camping doesn't bother me, but it is understandable to see it be frustrating.
Anyways, fantastic video, Driftor! You're the man, man!
I some times aim slightly down if the other team drop shots a lot other wise I stay pointing up, and I kinda practice aiming around high traffic areas. but I do go for revenge kills.....
Hi driftor love your commentary s your my favourite youtuber
I have to agree with Drift0r for these tips, but if I know I'm at an elevated position and I have a few teammates watching my back, I know its ok to look down, this is an example from Battlefield 4 on the map Seige of Senghei.
What happened to your cover page on youtube?
He upgraded it
I've played games for over 5 years, and i still look at the ground
Tip #?: YOU DONT NEED ALL 3 DOMINATION FLAGS
Something that helps me play call of duty better, is playing the campaign in legendary setting.
It helps me get used to the game so when i jump into multiplayer, i don't have as much to learn
Ive been essentially everything for as long as i have been playing CoD. I'm good but nothing special at the game, but the biggest tip that i can give you is make sure your PC is good. I bought a new upgraded PC a while ago and ive been able to play way better than I used to. It really helped a lot to improve. My internet is fine, but my problem was my pc. with that fixed everything is so much better
Love the channel art
That first trick is what we use in fencing. You don't have to be fast or strong or cunning, just efficient.
If I have any single tip that helps me during FPS matches, is to learn the map and the spawning areas. Then when you're gunning down foes, you can "count steps" or the amount of time it takes for you to reach the enemy again on the map, then you can judge the amount of time you have and position yourself to improve your chances of survival.
I really like this video because it is very helpful advice that reminds you to not fall into bad habits.
It would be nice if there was a No Aim Assist playlist with the same preset rules from Core and the same game modes from the Core playlist to a No Aim Assist playlist.
Not going for the revenge kill is tough. ...unless you're close to a streak.
Black Ops 2 made the fight against campers much nicer for the run-n-gunner.
The ghost perk doesn't hide campers from UAV. That was a BRILLIANT move by Treyarch.
Also loved spamming EMPs against the camper equipment and Target Finder.
Love the new banner driftor
For the first tip, what do you do if your in an environment with a lot of hills and inclines? I play Fallout 76.
The revenge kills tip is a good one. I used to do that all the time and still now I have to stop myself from doing it
Hey Drift0r I think you should do more 'General FPS' in Depths. It may be a bit difficult but it seems interesting. I guess it'll pass the time until AW comes out.
One more thing is to set goals for each life. Depending on your skill level set a goal to get a certain number of kills each life. This makes you pay more attention to not dieing while you go for your goal.
When I'm aiming and shooting someone, should I stay still and just shoot or move a bit with A and D while I shoot so they can't hit me so easily?
I have a prob dodging enemies like what should I do, should i move right and left or right left and back how are my steps supposed to be
the tip to look at head level works with most FPS but COD. i used to have my aim at head level but once i started getting dropshotted by all the try-hards in COD, i felt it was more efficient to aim lower.
I have an issue with #2, if you walk around the corner ads and the enemy walks around where you are not aiming it is very hard to turn while ads right on him, so the best tip #2 would be line up your cross hairs around corners or doors where people are going to come out
Very good tips. The third one I committed all the time when I started playing and it would have saved me a lot of trouble if I had seen it back then. The bonus tip applies especially in games like COD and BF4 with chaotic spawns.
Just a questions: Any chance there will be tips for more advanced players?
Thank you driftor i cannot tell you how many times i have done these things even just today i remember me going for revenges and just kept getting rekt the pointing my gun at the ground has not happened to me specifically because my major goals in cod is the AR and SMG headshot camos' and i feel the more vision i have of my AO the better off i am.However i have seen my friends do this quite a bit especially of games like counterstrike that do not have ads features.
Grahm Craquers If you want to go for the revenge kill first way up the situation. If it is a team or someone who is just completly posted up like crazy ignore them and they will get less kills. In this video the best thing to do for the revenge kill would have been to go through the window and strafe down the stairs. JHub was sat in the opposite corner so would have been easy to kill while you have higher ground and cover.
Loving the comments interaction, keep it up.
I agree and do all these things but what do you think about pre firing when going around corner or when an enemy is cornering? Because I always try to pre fire and it saves me all the time
I think one of the best things to do is avoid the middle of the map. I go quite well just running laps around the outside of the map, moving in when I get behind the enemies then going back out after mopping them up. Hardpoint is probably the only gametype where this doesn't work very well.
Reload during downtime.
Swap to Secondary when needed.
Tactical Pie Corners.
Sprint only when needed.
Pre-Aim sights, shoot and move when applicable.
Know when to hold position and when to keep moving.
Grenades are in games for a reason. Use them. For either diversion (flashbang) or disruption (frag).
Use Cover.
Pretty Basic.
I was watching this while playing destiny..... Ended up going 34/2 with 3 blade dances. I think watching your videos just makes people better at gaming or something. XD
We still ended up losing that control game because my team was all below lvl 20 playing control and didn't have the slightest clue on how to capture flags....
no they are not advanced tips but they are the core tips of being a great player. But its hard to get out of our comfort zone of play-style. ill most definitely pay more attention to the way that i play. Thanks man. big fan, keep it up.
I'm curious
Do you think it's good to just run around all game, or stay in general areas for a bit and then move on? I typically run around and it works for me most of the time.
Thanks for the tips drift0r. Just played after I watched this and I already got more kills, thanks :)
Pre Aim Helped A LOT Bro!
Thanks For This
I Got 15 Kills 2.8 Kd
its Not That Much But
Better Then Before And I
Avoid Looking Down
Drift0r can you make a video about drop/jump shot?
So when the enemy is cumming I have to aim down my sights 4:07 ? Thanks Drift0r
no homo
? cumming yuck..! xD
Nice video and very helpful tips