Ever wondered why you are god like playing campaign mode games but play like a noob online? Well here are 5 tips to make you a better player.

1. Know where the enemies respawn,most games change respawn locations randomly during play,finding out which which location enemies will respawn next will give you the element of surprise before the opposing team can get to grip on things your team is already choking hard (no pun intended) on them.


2. know where the health packs and item drops are,once you know where these are,you can maneuver your way easily in a fight and even lure the opposing team close to a health pack and hold the fort while regaining your health.

3. know where all the camping spots are and camp on the campers.campers think they are sleek so creeping up on a campers field of vision and getting a kill will frustrate them enough to play fair and get with the program.

4. Find the best load outs that works best for you, that means experimenting with weapons and attachments, not everyone can use a sniper rifle or a shotgun,so find your edge and don't be a liability to your team mates.


5. This final tip is so underrated but I guarantee it will boost your gameplay massively, adjust your controller horizontal and vertical sensitivity, experiment with it to find the sweet spot that works best for you, tweaking your sensitivity increases your reaction time significantly.



I hope this list helps to make you a better player as it has helped me as well.

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This thing blows my mind how I can finish a game on Legend or Extreme mode but die quickly in the first five seconds of online multiplayer battles. The most painful are the immediate kills straight after my character respawns. It raises my blood pressure and the tendency to rage quit presents itself. I don't know if a specific practice time exists for one to get better at these games.

meobizy:
This thing blows my mind how I can finish a game on Legend or Extreme mode but die quickly in the first five seconds of online multiplayer battles. The most painful are the immediate kills straight after my character respawns. It raises my blood pressure and the tendency to rage quit presents itself. I don't know if a specific practice time exists for one to get better at these games.

Most games pit you up against other tier level players and you gradually level up and it gets challenging,if you follow this list for every game you just start playing it will make you stand out and you will have an edge always.

justscorchone:



Most games pit you up against other tier level players and you gradually level up and it gets challenging,if you follow this list for every game you just start playing it will make you stand out and you will have an edge always.

Funny enough I always assumed a game could not pose a harder challenge than the hardest possible mode achieved via the inbuilt AI. Until I got into the multiplayer scene was when I knew I guessed wrong.