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In this Elden Ring video, we're going to show you how to make a PvP build, including gameplay moments from our very own build. If you peek out of cover from the left side of a structure, you'll have to expose your entire body in order to fight.
With this in mind, always try to fight with the left side of your body covered. Your gun overlooks your right shoulder and there is currently no way to switch to the left. The best way to practice this is to just find a sniper rifle and get a feel for how high you have to aim up to compensate for the bullet drop. Once you reach 100 yards and further, you'll have to account for bullet drop. From about 50 yards away, aiming right for the head on a stationary target should do the trick. Snipers can be deadly and being able to land headshots is a very valuable skill. Even though you die multiple times at Titled Towers, it’ll get you prepared to fight in fast-paced combat situations. Landing in populated areas to engage many players is also a great tip. Aiming and target acquisition eventually comes down to muscle memory and can only be developed with repetition. When you're in the lobby, spend that time aiming at moving players. Whenever you get the chance, try finding an object like a street sign and try to keep your crosshair on it as you move and jump around. If you don’t commit to fighting just one player, you’ll inevitably become pinched in an unfair fight. When you’re in a fight and start getting hit by a different opponent, make sure to build around yourself and then push to one opponent. In 1v1 situations, you can spend your time jumping around to make it harder for your enemy to hit you, or you can stand still and try landing your shots to eliminate your opponent as quickly as possible. In close range situations such as running through a house or infiltrating a fort, pulling out a shotgun is smarter than just running in with a rifle out. The great thing about Fortnite is there are so many different combat opportunities. You won't get the damage multiplier for a headshot, but getting a guaranteed body hit is always more beneficial. Because Fortnite is such a fast-paced game, it may be better to aim for the center of the body instead of the head when your opponent is farther away.
We all want to line up and land headshots, but sometimes this is not always ideal. Everytime you fire your weapon, the bloom of the crosshair will expand so shoot in controlled bursts rather than holding down fire.
Jumping makes the crosshair larger and harder to hit your enemies, while standing still and aiming in shrinks the crosshair considerably. Understanding that the size of your crosshair changes depending on what you're doing is vital during combat. Bullets fired from your weapon can land anywhere within the inside circle of your crosshair. When using a medium range weapon like the assault rifle, crouch to steady your own movement and focus in on your target.īloom is a very real mechanic in Fortnite combat. Jumping around and making yourself a moving target makes it harder for an enemy to land a shot, but it also greatly limits your own aim.