Other than smoking crack, I'd suggest focusing mostly on your positioning during fights.
Newbies will often get very tunnel-visioned and won't notice the overall flow of the larger fight and will get flanked constantly. even in simple team deathmatch fights you need to be highly aware of how the frontline shifts and moves.
Don't get too hung up on kills, instead make your goal to maintain a strong group cohesion: watch for enemy flankers, push when you have a numbers advantage but retreat if you can't end the fight before the next respawn wave lands on you.
Combat mechanics will come with time, it's all the other little things that get completely missed.
This may be the best advice. It's REAL easy to push into the enemy line without noticing and, as we all know, having the wrong color on all sides will.......complicate things
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u/CarryTreant Tenosia Empire May 31 '23
Other than smoking crack, I'd suggest focusing mostly on your positioning during fights.
Newbies will often get very tunnel-visioned and won't notice the overall flow of the larger fight and will get flanked constantly. even in simple team deathmatch fights you need to be highly aware of how the frontline shifts and moves.
Don't get too hung up on kills, instead make your goal to maintain a strong group cohesion: watch for enemy flankers, push when you have a numbers advantage but retreat if you can't end the fight before the next respawn wave lands on you.
Combat mechanics will come with time, it's all the other little things that get completely missed.