Very important point you make. I see this with my better friends as well. They just play Sparks and Springfield all day long and have developed tactical movement and awereness like no one else in our group. Cover, rotating, pulling back, managing distance, splitting up groups etc. I am only now developing these and letting go of my CoD habits haha
Another psychological bonus kinda related that I find with the breechloaders is when playing with other weapons (and iron eye), I have a tendency to follow up a badly aimed shot with another one. breech loaders force me to re-acquire the target if I miss which seems to help me. bolt actions are definitely the technically superior weapon, but I wholeheartedly agree that breechloaders teach you to play better. If anyone plays War Thunder, I'd compare them to playing British tanks - mostly sub par with awful damage, but that teach you to play better because of it.
Funnily enough I accidentally learnt the game like this 😂 And my friends were asking me why I was so good at it for a beginner(I had around 40 hours at the time and hit 4 stars with 1.4 KD) Now I’ve been playing “More forgiving guns” and I definitely see a decline in my skill. My KD is still 1.43 but my movement got sloppy and I end up repeeking dumb angles quite often. Also I dropped to 3 stars 😂
Yes it is...in a stream someone called compact springfield and hatchet Romero as their go to "meme" loadout While it is my fav budget 2x2 budget loadout
I am a minute and 40 seconds in and im glad that someone made a video on this. I RARELY use any rifle that has more shots than the berthier and tend not to use traits that allow me to stay scoped because I have the gawd awful habit of holding a corner. Having my rifle forced into a reload animation, or forced out of scope gives me a second to think and remind myself on whether or not I should keep holding that angle, or if I'll die next time I peak.
Another note of the psychological effect of the "OH SHIT" moments: you'll desensitize yourself faster the more of them you have, and once you're desensitized to them, you'll be able to keep your head much better in situations that otherwise might stress you out.
agree 100%. i was on prestige loop and hated and never used the Springfield. started to only use it through several prestige levels. made me a way better shot and player. was after those 5 prestige or so i finally got to stay at 4 stars and finally have been up to 5 stars.
Single shot rifles will make you a better player. Teaches you to pace your shots and rotation between shots. Give any new player a Winny and they will repeek and get destroyed every time.
I think this is the same reason that the Bert is so underrated. People can't imagine having to reload after less than 5 shots with an expensive weapon, but it's got a deadeye and riposte variant, unique to long ammo bolt actions, and is the cheapest of the bunch, plus it's unlocked at level 48. The deadeye gives you just enough extra magnification to allow for ~300m headshots, but doesn't make you feel like you can't push when you need to. Additionally, it removes your peripheral vision you get with irons. No, that's not bad. It makes you more aware that you've been holding the same angle for too long! So for the sake of this discussion, I consider that a positive. Between those benefits and the price (any Bert variant is still cheaper than a base Lebel) it's almost always been my late prestige long amm since it was introduced. Also the riposte is a great well-rounded weapon, so you don't feel deprived while you're unlocking the deadeye.
@@AAkCN1 True, it certainly can, though to a much lesser extent than the Lebel. I think not being able to top up definitely helps its case though, so I never take bullet grubber with it. Having a maximum of only three shots means consciously thinking about each shot that I take, not unlike playing with a single-shot gun. I still recommend new people focus on single-shot for at least a couple hundred hours while they're learning the flow of fights and the basic tactical decision making that determines it. However, once they understand when to push, when to rotate, when to run, and how to do each, then I think the Bert is a great way to add some firepower without ruining good habits. If you play it right, the only difference between how I play say, Sparks and Bert, is that if I tag someone with a Bert and have them dead to rights (i.e. they're in a crappy position and/or don't know where they just got shot from) and they just start running or trying to hide, I can quickly follow up and finish them without quick swapping to a pistol, which allows for more interesting loadouts without sacrificing the ability to quickly down a full-health hunter with body shots from a distance. So yes, your play can definitely devolve when moving up to the Bert despite it having only three shots. But if you've already got your good habits in place, then it encourages you to keep using them while giving you the ability to push the advantage of a good flank/angle when you have it
Interesting concept, I've been playing for over a year with a 1.5-1.6 k/d and typically hover between 4 and 5 star. If I ever go on a loosing streak, I always go back to a springfield+spitfire. I've wont a higher percentage of games with that loadout than anything else in the game.
springfield single shot riftle is my love. i dont know why, but i just feel more confident with it, also it has single most best ammo type - dum dum, and it also has a lot of ammo
I think there's a positive feedback loop of confidence it will give you that begins with one universal phenomenon: nobody respects the Springy. You whiff a Springfield shot, and all of a sudden people push like crazy because "lol it's only a Springfield." But when you know what you're doing, overconfidence is easy to exploit. People will run through open areas that make them easy to shoot and impossible to revive. They'll shoot at you with a shotgun from way too far away because they think they can bully you, and imagine that you're probably panicking. They won't bother trying to coordinate with their team, they'll just chase you like a rabbit and assume you're bad, just before taking a dumdum or poison round that has them out of the fight for much longer than it takes you to reload and tag their teammate as well. Now they're the ones panicking, and you can move in for an easy hipfire (crazy accurate with base Springfield), Spitfire, or dual Pax dumdum kill. People underestimate the Springfield almost every single time, and knowing how to punish that does lead to a level of confidence that's hard to get with anything else. I'm actually a big fan of the compact deadeye with one stack of dumdum and either one stack of normal with dual Scotts (cheap/free and lots of ammo for spamming bosses/meatheads and long fights) or one stack poison and one stack dumdum with dual Pax claw dumudum or poison. I feel confident at any range, have great PvE options, and when people push a Springfield too hard, like usual, dualies can punish that hard if you play your cards right. Plus it fits into any trio, whether the homies are rolling snipers, shotguns, or anything in between
@@CetomimusGillii although, I do agree with you and share this experience, it is very 3 to 4 star like. Cannot imagine it happening at a higher skill level
@@Makofueled Fun fact, the Hague Convention is actually the law that makes use of "exploding" or expanding bullets a war crime. Technically, FMJ and Spitzer are the only ammo types in Hunt that don't violate this convention. But as I like to remind my victims "it's only a war crime in a war". Checkmate
Here's the hard mode version... Use the the bow and arrow you hit their limbs your dead you have to be in shotgun range you have 1 shot it has to be aggressive and defensive at the same time
The way I see it, guns like the Sparks and Springfield are guns that reward patience above all else. Yes they might not have the quickest velocity or they might have a long reload animation, but with proper positioning and gamesense, weapons like these hit like an absolute truck, which is what makes them particularly scary to me especially if someone with a higher MMR is using them.
To add to this, dynamite + knife is a good combo too, and why bring guns? Just take the enemy's! Run outa dynamite? Firebomb and run through it at them! Throw chokes and wait for them to start coughing! The possibilities are endless for tripping up opponents. Running different or quite literally bad play styles will teach you new things not just about mechanics and game sense, but also what rhythm fights go in, how to trust your intuition, and how to pinpoint mistakes. Countless people I've played with have only stuck to one set of weapons and they get frozen when pressured, countless times I've closed the distance on an enemy skirmishing at range only for them to do the same. Get out of that comfort zone and do something crazy... never know when you might need to drop your gun and draw your knife. Been running very poor loadouts (SA Nagant + Hand Crossbow, Springfield 1866 and no secondary) lately in Solo vs Trio or Duo vs Trio, with the sole goal of stealing an enemy player's loadout. It's fun and has been teaching me a lot in terms of patience, ambushing, and disengaging. Occasionally I even get a chance to bag a whole team or even a bounty token, and have been making friends along the way in hectic full server fights by bargaining for nothing more than a loadout.
Single shots if you stick with them also have some off the best scopes in the game. So you can be that guy at 150 plus meters popping heads and moving before they can figure out where you are.
I’m a 5-6 star and this is literally how I got my aim better and my flicks are nasty now bc of Springfield, sparks, and martini and I went from 10k to 30k in a few days and now I run mosin/ berthier every game and I almost only hit headshots and my kd is climbing single shot weapons will change u in this game earlier today I literally clutched a 1v3 all headshots with mosin sniper in a 50m radius I’m so glad someone finally said this ab single shot rifles in a video
I did like 5 prestige with Springs and Scotts. great times. my buddy couldn't understand why. he thought I was just memeing people. nah it's just that good.
I personally used the martini deadeye, it makes knowing where a bullet goes easier without knowing ironsights but wont have tunnel visioning with a bigger scope as bad
Still one of my favorite weapons to use. It puts you in the mindset of a hunter when every shot makes a difference. Also, the weapons are fairly cheap. Crossbow (s=30 and l=50), Bow(57), Springfield(38), Martini(122), Sparks (149). Martini is a very underrated pick.
There’s a big Difference between single shot and single action, just saying. Other than that, great video. Take every fight, run single shot rifles, improve fast.
this is where the martini shines because it's a single shot rifle but once you've put the work into learning its ins and outs you get rewarded with the ironside, the best rifle in the game. im only half joking, I'm gonna be honest
awesome video, my friend hates sparks coz take too long when u miss, i ever try to convence him that sparks is great, now i got the right video to explain it to him
I ran the winfield marksman until i unlocked the sparks and i've been running sparks every game now, I have about 15 hours now and i'm still in 3 star but i'm better than my level 60+ friends now.
I need to get back to this early on I forced myself to only use the martini cause I knew my positioning sucked and I wasn't good at leading my target and it did help took me from a .89 garbage kd to a 1.16. I want more tho. Games not about aiming at all really its all positioning and movement
Hello, at the beginning of the video, you were in crouch position, how do you do to move a lil faster while crouching ? what is the key binding for that, sorry i'm new at the game
Does Hunter give you faster crouch walk? If not, then just holding Q lets you lower your weapon when using Gunslinger which is a lot easier to learn than just learning how to use Hunter.
@@Mobius__ yes, but holding Q every time you want to lower the weapon is kinda annoying. Because you want it lowered all the time if you are not aiming or shooting. Because lowered weapon gives you a bigger field of view. Also having the melee attack on left mouse feels really neat, especially with weapons that have melee attachments
it s funny thing when I play with guns like winfield or vetrely i miss loot of shoots bcs i know i have 6 or more bullets in gun all that changes single shoots come to play then i m some kind of aim god
What single shot rifles really make difference in is that when you are shooting from cover you can stop and think when reloading what the next step is. I am p100, 6*, 2kd player and I have stayed away from sparks + upper combo for really long time just because if I screw up one shot I'm at disadvantage. This is imo the biggest lesson you could take from playing SSRs - actually thinking ahead of your current position. All this "your aim will get better" bullshit is nonsense as you could play literally anything that isn't an rng reliant gun for that purpose and click heads
The only problem here is that Martini Henry is absolute garbage and deserves a buff, 400 muzzle velocity is dogshit.. Imagine maybe 490 m/s on a Martini and High Velocity Ammo for Springfield... It would be GREAT! I would have so much fun playing Martinis and Springfields.
Crossbows are super fun but single shot rifles are better at range and help to improve aim. Crossbows are definitely good but probably not as useful for improving aim and peeking mechanics
I completely disagree. Grubbing is effective but doesn't build any skills. This 1-shot limitation will limit your skills, playstyle, and game knowledge. Best thing to do is to use a variety of weapons and take a lot of fights. Same thing applies to Tarkov. Grubbing gets you nowhere, skills wise.
One detriment here though, is that if you aren't actively THINKING about it, it can turn you into a bushwookie. That being said, some of my best gameplay has come from the martini henry. There's just something about that gun that clicks with me.
Just so you know, you mixed up single shot and single action rifles for most of the video, but it is confusing so I can understand how you did so. Also, respectfully, I hate the way you edited the game play clips as it detracts a lot from the game play, but I may just not like the stylistic choice. That being said, best of luck with your you tube endeavors.
Very important point you make. I see this with my better friends as well. They just play Sparks and Springfield all day long and have developed tactical movement and awereness like no one else in our group.
Cover, rotating, pulling back, managing distance, splitting up groups etc. I am only now developing these and letting go of my CoD habits haha
Yup. I love the Sparks (or the Sharps as it's true name is), as well as the Springfield 1866 for these reasons.
After you get done watching this video and improving the next step is to double Romero, you’ll literally turn into hornet
I double Romero with flame ammo quite regularly 🤣
@@ElazulKnight Thats nuts man lol
Another psychological bonus kinda related that I find with the breechloaders is when playing with other weapons (and iron eye), I have a tendency to follow up a badly aimed shot with another one. breech loaders force me to re-acquire the target if I miss which seems to help me.
bolt actions are definitely the technically superior weapon, but I wholeheartedly agree that breechloaders teach you to play better. If anyone plays War Thunder, I'd compare them to playing British tanks - mostly sub par with awful damage, but that teach you to play better because of it.
Funnily enough I accidentally learnt the game like this 😂
And my friends were asking me why I was so good at it for a beginner(I had around 40 hours at the time and hit 4 stars with 1.4 KD)
Now I’ve been playing “More forgiving guns” and I definitely see a decline in my skill. My KD is still 1.43 but my movement got sloppy and I end up repeeking dumb angles quite often. Also I dropped to 3 stars 😂
4 stars is an absolute joke. im melee only in 5 stars
@@thishandleistaken1011 ok
@@thishandleistaken1011 prove it
Same, and now I either need to play springfield or something as fast as officer carbine lol no I between or else I start acting dumb
Springfield dumdum is heavily underrated anyway.
Yes it is...in a stream someone called compact springfield and hatchet Romero as their go to "meme" loadout
While it is my fav budget 2x2 budget loadout
I am a minute and 40 seconds in and im glad that someone made a video on this. I RARELY use any rifle that has more shots than the berthier and tend not to use traits that allow me to stay scoped because I have the gawd awful habit of holding a corner. Having my rifle forced into a reload animation, or forced out of scope gives me a second to think and remind myself on whether or not I should keep holding that angle, or if I'll die next time I peak.
Another note of the psychological effect of the "OH SHIT" moments: you'll desensitize yourself faster the more of them you have, and once you're desensitized to them, you'll be able to keep your head much better in situations that otherwise might stress you out.
Well made bro. Nice to see a new yt-hunter on the block
Amazing content. I love this format of video along with the shotgun video. Definitely earns a subscription
agree 100%. i was on prestige loop and hated and never used the Springfield. started to only use it through several prestige levels. made me a way better shot and player. was after those 5 prestige or so i finally got to stay at 4 stars and finally have been up to 5 stars.
Single shot rifles will make you a better player. Teaches you to pace your shots and rotation between shots. Give any new player a Winny and they will repeek and get destroyed every time.
Wrong. They will make you a limited player with learned helplessness lmao.
@@thishandleistaken1011 because learning how to reposition and rotate is a useless skill? Have fun trolling.
I think this is the same reason that the Bert is so underrated. People can't imagine having to reload after less than 5 shots with an expensive weapon, but it's got a deadeye and riposte variant, unique to long ammo bolt actions, and is the cheapest of the bunch, plus it's unlocked at level 48.
The deadeye gives you just enough extra magnification to allow for ~300m headshots, but doesn't make you feel like you can't push when you need to. Additionally, it removes your peripheral vision you get with irons. No, that's not bad. It makes you more aware that you've been holding the same angle for too long! So for the sake of this discussion, I consider that a positive. Between those benefits and the price (any Bert variant is still cheaper than a base Lebel) it's almost always been my late prestige long amm since it was introduced. Also the riposte is a great well-rounded weapon, so you don't feel deprived while you're unlocking the deadeye.
Although, I do agree with you completely as an avid Bertier enjoyer myself...
Bertier still has 3 shot mag and facilitates your bad habits :D
@@AAkCN1 True, it certainly can, though to a much lesser extent than the Lebel. I think not being able to top up definitely helps its case though, so I never take bullet grubber with it. Having a maximum of only three shots means consciously thinking about each shot that I take, not unlike playing with a single-shot gun. I still recommend new people focus on single-shot for at least a couple hundred hours while they're learning the flow of fights and the basic tactical decision making that determines it. However, once they understand when to push, when to rotate, when to run, and how to do each, then I think the Bert is a great way to add some firepower without ruining good habits. If you play it right, the only difference between how I play say, Sparks and Bert, is that if I tag someone with a Bert and have them dead to rights (i.e. they're in a crappy position and/or don't know where they just got shot from) and they just start running or trying to hide, I can quickly follow up and finish them without quick swapping to a pistol, which allows for more interesting loadouts without sacrificing the ability to quickly down a full-health hunter with body shots from a distance.
So yes, your play can definitely devolve when moving up to the Bert despite it having only three shots. But if you've already got your good habits in place, then it encourages you to keep using them while giving you the ability to push the advantage of a good flank/angle when you have it
Interesting concept, I've been playing for over a year with a 1.5-1.6 k/d and typically hover between 4 and 5 star. If I ever go on a loosing streak, I always go back to a springfield+spitfire. I've wont a higher percentage of games with that loadout than anything else in the game.
Because you had just gone on a losing streak so your MMR was lowee
@@Yeahaight fair, but also that loadout is honestly pretty good.
No way people are unironically in 4 stars. I've been meleeing only and still 5 star.
@@thishandleistaken1011 dude me and most of the playerbase are 3 stars
@@tanker00v25 I think most of the active playerbase are 5 stars. If you play more than twice a week I think 5 is average.
After playing about a thousand hours of this game I finally started using single shot rifles and it definitely improved my other rifle gameplay
I was paying attention until I got distracted by the BattleBlock Theater music
springfield single shot riftle is my love. i dont know why, but i just feel more confident with it, also it has single most best ammo type - dum dum, and it also has a lot of ammo
With each shot I can feel people scream something in the back of my mind about Geneva. It's very relaxing.
@@Makofueled Bruuuuh... Lmao ☠️
I think there's a positive feedback loop of confidence it will give you that begins with one universal phenomenon: nobody respects the Springy. You whiff a Springfield shot, and all of a sudden people push like crazy because "lol it's only a Springfield." But when you know what you're doing, overconfidence is easy to exploit. People will run through open areas that make them easy to shoot and impossible to revive. They'll shoot at you with a shotgun from way too far away because they think they can bully you, and imagine that you're probably panicking. They won't bother trying to coordinate with their team, they'll just chase you like a rabbit and assume you're bad, just before taking a dumdum or poison round that has them out of the fight for much longer than it takes you to reload and tag their teammate as well. Now they're the ones panicking, and you can move in for an easy hipfire (crazy accurate with base Springfield), Spitfire, or dual Pax dumdum kill. People underestimate the Springfield almost every single time, and knowing how to punish that does lead to a level of confidence that's hard to get with anything else.
I'm actually a big fan of the compact deadeye with one stack of dumdum and either one stack of normal with dual Scotts (cheap/free and lots of ammo for spamming bosses/meatheads and long fights) or one stack poison and one stack dumdum with dual Pax claw dumudum or poison. I feel confident at any range, have great PvE options, and when people push a Springfield too hard, like usual, dualies can punish that hard if you play your cards right. Plus it fits into any trio, whether the homies are rolling snipers, shotguns, or anything in between
@@CetomimusGillii although, I do agree with you and share this experience, it is very 3 to 4 star like. Cannot imagine it happening at a higher skill level
@@Makofueled Fun fact, the Hague Convention is actually the law that makes use of "exploding" or expanding bullets a war crime. Technically, FMJ and Spitzer are the only ammo types in Hunt that don't violate this convention. But as I like to remind my victims "it's only a war crime in a war". Checkmate
Crossbows fit this category and are easily one of the most deadly weapons in the hands of a skilled player.
Here's the hard mode version... Use the the bow and arrow you hit their limbs your dead you have to be in shotgun range you have 1 shot it has to be aggressive and defensive at the same time
Sound advice and the editing tickles my adhd have a sub
The way I see it, guns like the Sparks and Springfield are guns that reward patience above all else. Yes they might not have the quickest velocity or they might have a long reload animation, but with proper positioning and gamesense, weapons like these hit like an absolute truck, which is what makes them particularly scary to me especially if someone with a higher MMR is using them.
I like how every cutaway streamer clip you put in has the goofiest looking facecams. Great video btw. What you say here is true.
To add to this, dynamite + knife is a good combo too, and why bring guns? Just take the enemy's! Run outa dynamite? Firebomb and run through it at them! Throw chokes and wait for them to start coughing! The possibilities are endless for tripping up opponents. Running different or quite literally bad play styles will teach you new things not just about mechanics and game sense, but also what rhythm fights go in, how to trust your intuition, and how to pinpoint mistakes. Countless people I've played with have only stuck to one set of weapons and they get frozen when pressured, countless times I've closed the distance on an enemy skirmishing at range only for them to do the same. Get out of that comfort zone and do something crazy... never know when you might need to drop your gun and draw your knife.
Been running very poor loadouts (SA Nagant + Hand Crossbow, Springfield 1866 and no secondary) lately in Solo vs Trio or Duo vs Trio, with the sole goal of stealing an enemy player's loadout. It's fun and has been teaching me a lot in terms of patience, ambushing, and disengaging. Occasionally I even get a chance to bag a whole team or even a bounty token, and have been making friends along the way in hectic full server fights by bargaining for nothing more than a loadout.
I love Henry (slightly faster and more moblie Sparks), Centenial (universal as hell) and Bertiére (for the M1 Garrand cling sound :D)
Single shots if you stick with them also have some off the best scopes in the game. So you can be that guy at 150 plus meters popping heads and moving before they can figure out where you are.
Great vid
I’m a 5-6 star and this is literally how I got my aim better and my flicks are nasty now bc of Springfield, sparks, and martini and I went from 10k to 30k in a few days and now I run mosin/ berthier every game and I almost only hit headshots and my kd is climbing single shot weapons will change u in this game earlier today I literally clutched a 1v3 all headshots with mosin sniper in a 50m radius I’m so glad someone finally said this ab single shot rifles in a video
I very fondly remember the prestige where I only played Springfield and Pax quite some time ago. Good Times.
Also this improved my Gameplay so much.
I did like 5 prestige with Springs and Scotts. great times. my buddy couldn't understand why. he thought I was just memeing people. nah it's just that good.
this is why when i play with random hunters and i see a winfield player i leave the lobby
I personally used the martini deadeye, it makes knowing where a bullet goes easier without knowing ironsights but wont have tunnel visioning with a bigger scope as bad
Still one of my favorite weapons to use. It puts you in the mindset of a hunter when every shot makes a difference. Also, the weapons are fairly cheap. Crossbow (s=30 and l=50), Bow(57), Springfield(38), Martini(122), Sparks (149). Martini is a very underrated pick.
There’s a big Difference between single shot and single action, just saying. Other than that, great video. Take every fight, run single shot rifles, improve fast.
"don't peek the same angle twice" shows rachta peeking the same angle like 6 times
I mean there wasn't any angle he can use to cycle peek when being pushed by a trio around a small ass shed anyway
this is where the martini shines because it's a single shot rifle but once you've put the work into learning its ins and outs you get rewarded with the ironside, the best rifle in the game. im only half joking, I'm gonna be honest
awesome video, my friend hates sparks coz take too long when u miss, i ever try to convence him that sparks is great, now i got the right video to explain it to him
as a new player thanks for the advice I really appreciate it 👍
"never peek the same angle twice" -- proceeds to peek the same angle several times in the next video... Ok.
Where did you get the clip from 5:37 from
That's it, I'm using the sparks this prestige
Very solid advice here.
I ran the winfield marksman until i unlocked the sparks and i've been running sparks every game now, I have about 15 hours now and i'm still in 3 star but i'm better than my level 60+ friends now.
I need to get back to this early on I forced myself to only use the martini cause I knew my positioning sucked and I wasn't good at leading my target and it did help took me from a .89 garbage kd to a 1.16. I want more tho. Games not about aiming at all really its all positioning and movement
With reload bug still present in the game, single shot rifles are sometimes pain in the ass when this bug fucks you up in bad situation
re-load bug is gone! patch 1.12
Hello, at the beginning of the video, you were in crouch position, how do you do to move a lil faster while crouching ? what is the key binding for that, sorry i'm new at the game
You might be talking about the hunter vs gunslinger control scheme. Hunter is what most people use
@@dappersloth oh yes that's it, geez it is not easy to use, thank you a lot sir
@@lolkwizzy2969 it is not easy, but you will get used to it until it feels natural
Does Hunter give you faster crouch walk?
If not, then just holding Q lets you lower your weapon when using Gunslinger which is a lot easier to learn than just learning how to use Hunter.
@@Mobius__ yes, but holding Q every time you want to lower the weapon is kinda annoying. Because you want it lowered all the time if you are not aiming or shooting. Because lowered weapon gives you a bigger field of view. Also having the melee attack on left mouse feels really neat, especially with weapons that have melee attachments
I mean sure, buuuut... I'ma stay faithful to my Winfield and keep on going for the headshots kills
it s funny thing when I play with guns like winfield or vetrely i miss loot of shoots bcs i know i have 6 or more bullets in gun all that changes single shoots come to play then i m some kind of aim god
What single shot rifles really make difference in is that when you are shooting from cover you can stop and think when reloading what the next step is. I am p100, 6*, 2kd player and I have stayed away from sparks + upper combo for really long time just because if I screw up one shot I'm at disadvantage. This is imo the biggest lesson you could take from playing SSRs - actually thinking ahead of your current position. All this "your aim will get better" bullshit is nonsense as you could play literally anything that isn't an rng reliant gun for that purpose and click heads
I agree
Bro this video is SO FUCKING FUNNY
The only problem here is that Martini Henry is absolute garbage and deserves a buff, 400 muzzle velocity is dogshit..
Imagine maybe 490 m/s on a Martini and High Velocity Ammo for Springfield... It would be GREAT! I would have so much fun playing Martinis and Springfields.
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Single shot rifle vs crossbow?
Crossbows are super fun but single shot rifles are better at range and help to improve aim. Crossbows are definitely good but probably not as useful for improving aim and peeking mechanics
Im way bettet With Single Shot rifles than „normal“ Shot… idk Why but its really funny. I love Martini henry
The word your looking for is semi-auto or lever action
W vid
Very good ❤
Thefifa music😂
I completely disagree. Grubbing is effective but doesn't build any skills. This 1-shot limitation will limit your skills, playstyle, and game knowledge. Best thing to do is to use a variety of weapons and take a lot of fights.
Same thing applies to Tarkov. Grubbing gets you nowhere, skills wise.
One detriment here though, is that if you aren't actively THINKING about it, it can turn you into a bushwookie.
That being said, some of my best gameplay has come from the martini henry. There's just something about that gun that clicks with me.
tbh if you want to win in high ranks 5-6 star play like a 2-3 star dude and camp somewhere
this has got to be a prank
Romero?
winfield bayonet with levering still better than 90% of guns. Change my mind.
I run hand crossy with poison and the new dragon bolts as a secondary cause fuck that guy in particular from that distance
Every time I bring garbage or single shot guns I do way better
based
I would say they are mostly good for the aimbot players.
Just so you know, you mixed up single shot and single action rifles for most of the video, but it is confusing so I can understand how you did so. Also, respectfully, I hate the way you edited the game play clips as it detracts a lot from the game play, but I may just not like the stylistic choice. That being said, best of luck with your you tube endeavors.
You don't know what "semi auto" means, nor what "single action" means.
Dwahahah not bad at all xD Hello from Ukraine
EU gamers LOL
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Yeah, want to be the best player? Just bring a knife to every gun fight. Why? Well, surely you'll get better. If not, well, that's a skill issue.
playing vidyagaymes instead of shooting real guns..... cringe.
im a sucker for crying face gifs