The 5 KEYS To Mastering Your Aim - Apex Legends 

It isnt very good for recoil bc u have stabilisers and cant remove them in tdm

​@@updownleftright883you can master recoil control in the firing range.

I definitely agree because we don't only 1v1 we sometimes gotta 1v2 or 1v4

Only problem with TDM is that just 2 out of 10 games are fun. Or you are dominating as team or getting slaughtered with the losing team leaving when there is more then a 5 points difference. Hope they can fix the matchmaking because as you say it is a great practice/warmup

@@updownleftright883 w name

i can control all the guns really well (except devotion) then i get on some days and it feels like no matter how far i pull down on the stick the gun keeps kicking like if im not moving the stick at all

@@updownleftright883 You have off days. Maybe you weren't in a fun on mood to play. It probably wasn't that, but everything can be . Apex and any other shooters are just terrible if you force yourself to play for missions . I agree with you on the devotion. Havoc is so much easier .

I’ve noticed that when I’m already angry with the mentality of “ima be a menace” and I have 1001 different racing thoughts in my head I don’t do as good. But when im chill with the mentality of “it’s just a game and I could use my failures as learning opportunities” I do way better

I’ve be playing ranked with mostly with the 30-30 and car this season on Bangalore I love it

When learning recoil do you also focus on the slight left and right movements ? Because i find it hard and just focus on pulling down more

Just use a cronus zen or strike pack.

@@johnnycapote9817 If I need to cheat to have fun I stop playing multiplayer games

Im a middle aged dude who started Apex at season 2, I was dying a lot. Learned with spitfire and G7, and when I was comfortable with those switched to flatline. Started getting those high damage badges for all my legends. Made it to diamond for the first time in season 3. There are better players than me in most of the lobbies but I still win most of my 1vs1:s (90% of them), and beaten even some predators in fair 1vs1 situations. You need to find the settings that comfortable for you. For instance, I like to use lower sensitivities (Im not comfortable at all with higher ones). Switching to linear might do the trick as well. I played with the settings for such a long time that I dont have too much recoil when shooting with the flatline from very far away. One important trick I have used from early on, is to briefly crouch down (have it on your bumber with controller, or some convenient key with a keyboard) during a bullet trade off, this will confuse your opponent for a millisecond and lose their aim on your head. It is such a simple change, but works very well. Since I switched to linear, losing more 1vs1 close range fights, but wont give up just yet.

@@Kmasse8that’s crazy I can’t stop changing my settings! Sigh I go from 4-3 linear small dead zone back to 5-5 classic no dead zone. I actually notice I win my up close battles a lot more on linear so that’s weird bc we have different outcomes obviously. I think Linear ultimately allows you to track better. I’m going to try and just stick it out with that.

I also forgot to mention the warmup is the primary reason im noticing a difference in my aiming and even my game sense is getting a bit better, but it will still take some practice

Thank you very much! Glad to hear you’re seeing improvements, keep it up.

Dude I'm so trash, I didn't even notice this

I struggle with this, too. I have two suggestions that help me a bit. The first one is learning to become outcome independent. You have to let go of caring if you win or lose, and only caring that you perform at YOUR best. This helps remove stress and pressure. The second is cliche, but try clearing your mind and focusing on only your hand and your breathing. Sometimes, I even have to repeat to myself: hand, cross hair, target. Personally I have to force myself to play without my friends occasionally to give myself the space to mediate on my aim and performance without the pressure of letting them down.

@LL-Worst your first point is actually spot on. this used to happen to me on siege until i basically forced myself to gain some confidence and swing shit. once it started working my hands felt less tense in otherwise tense situations.

I have the same problem, it’s honestly why I couldn’t keep playing Call of Duty… kept going into prone in the middle of gunfights 😅 tbh it’s still better than having melee bound to right stick and punching during gunfights. At least with crouch being bound to the right stick, it’s not the best but it doesn’t interrupt your shooting. I think a big part of the issue is just my anxiety and anticipation of fights and one thing that significantly cut down on my anticipation jitters is to go out in search of the fights myself, instead of waiting for them to sneak up on me.

There is a button layout menu somewhere in the settings, they have some premade layouts and I believe you can also just bind them however you want.

Crouch is left trigger. My ADS is left bumper. Tactical is B/O. Melee RS. It works for me. Only problem is I can't really hold aim with valk's missiles. But I don't really play valk. Its nice to crouch behind boxes without taking thumb off the sticks. I did this so I wouldn't have to play "claw" and I didn't have paddles. Now I have paddles but I won't switch back. Got too used to it. If you have paddles use one of them for crouch and put melee on RS. If you don't, use my layout. It works.

@Gage Rouane yeah I played claw untill I tried a roller with mapable paddles on the back, won't go back.

try crouch on the left stick. way better than on right stick, doesnt throw ur aim up

I think it’s a situation where everyone else is getting better now, so sometimes we die quicker and easier

Looks like it. That enemy wraith on the zip line in construction was a ninja, and iirc that kind of advanced movement is only really possible on pc. Could be wrong though.

To be the best you have to beat the best. Never wary from fierce competition. Remember Michael became Jordan when he consistently started beating his older brother on 1v1

It looks like the guy moved to the side just in time and the shot hit the little ledge behind him

Need it plz

Keep where you think the enemy is going to be in the centre of your screen. Don’t turn corners just sprinting in, go in with yourself already facing where the enemy is

I think he means keep your cross hair at head level when you're walking around so you can immediately shoot if an enemy pops up instead of walking looking at a downwards angle like alot of people do because then you'll have to pick your gun up before you can start fighting

@@Neon1880 ahh thanks, that makes sense. I played a bit after watching this video and tried to focus on keeping the enemy in the centre of my screen, and it made a big diffference.

also, i thought "long time to kill" pretty funny...since so many people beam me in about .5 seconds...

I absolutely agree, I've been trying soooo hard to get better at shooting games, but I genuinely believe I've reached my plateau... Which isn't that high *sighs*

You don’t play controller I take it?

Yep. “Track your enemy, not your crosshair” nah just use a controller and watch it do its work

@@Neon1880 🤣