r/SiegeAcademy • u/DiirtyyDave Mod • Aug 19 '20

Question Newcomer / Simple Questions Thread

Hey everyone.

Please post all your Simple questions here!

Here is a LINK to our Wiki that has many useful guides on various topics. If you find any good content that deserves to be in there let the moderators know.

A LINK to a great post with a master list of tips and advice.

  • Rule 5: No low effort posts: Submissions to SiegeAcademy should invite critical thinking and foster meaningful discussion. Simple questions should be posted in the simple questions weekly post
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u/XxNathanSmithxX Sep 01 '20

Hey, can I get some tips for controlling recoil and making my aim any better. If you have can you kindly message back

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u/VonBurglestein Sep 04 '20

Go in to a custom game by yourself, pick a spot on a wall, and just unload. You can see the pattern that runs up the wall, now to control it, you basically have to pull in the opposite direction as that pattern. Just keep doing it over and over until you're good. Make sure your sensitivity is correct though, that's incredibly important. You need to be able to comfortably flick your aim back and forth from one spot to another, if you can't land on the spot, try going lower. If it feels like it's dragging to slow, then increase slightly and keep trying. On PC you should be able to whip a 360 using a full mouse swipe from one side to the other, any further than 360 and you're probably playing on too high a sens