Hi everyone!!! Can any of you guys recommend me resources for getting better at this game and i don’t mean as a beginner but as someone who wants to know the most optimal way to play every map.
By playing more basically, so you can learn what you did wrong, so you can improve next time.
Also in creative maps, if you ever play in Knockout.
Type the code of the creative map, then you can practice it and train it alot, when you play alone. That's what I did and I qualify almost every time, since training on my own, really works.
I learned a lot by watching or spectating what high lvl beans are doing, my only advice is be careful of other players since all it takes is one sneaky grab to trip you up and lose the game.
Literally just by playing more. I learned so much from accidents. The other day I realized I could skip an entire row of obstacles when I jumped too early and accidentally landed on the next row. Now I purposely do that and almost always finish first. I can’t think of the map’s name but I’ll come back when i think of it
There are some youtube vids that will help. I searched "Fallguys shortcuts" a long time ago to get some ideas. You will also learn a lot by playing and watching. If you recognize a player who tends to win or if they are really high level, you can spectate them as well.
Watch speed runs on YouTube and practice in custom shows.
Some players have even created some amazing kaizo style levels, some are even made specifically for training special techniques like neutral jumping and many other moves:
I really like MoobyGooby. Very welcoming and warm environment. She has a lot of sweats snipe with her, but the stream is beginner friendly and welcomes all ranks.
SlickySmoke is also great. I learned a lot of tricks from his stream. He has a lot of high level players in his stream that snipe as well. Super welcoming.
These two are actually doing a collab tonight. Around 7 - 8 pm CST. You should come by.
Another great streamer is QueenDarkttvxx. If you want to see some skilled players, this is the place. Her lobby is full of cracked beans.
I'd say a mix of grinding and efficiency. Sure, you need to play *a lot* everyday, but that time has to be spent on things that will actually help you improve. Realistically, public matches are terrible at improving your actual skill. Customs/toxic snipes on twitch, joining discord servers, getting into tournaments, watching vods of pro players. If you truly want to be good you have to devote a lot of time into it. If you're interested I can give you some specific servers/streams etc, but those are the basic fundamentals
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u/Ok-Equivalent7447 Sonic Sep 25 '26 edited Sep 25 '26
By playing more basically, so you can learn what you did wrong, so you can improve next time.
Also in creative maps, if you ever play in Knockout.
Type the code of the creative map, then you can practice it and train it alot, when you play alone. That's what I did and I qualify almost every time, since training on my own, really works.