How to Get Better at First Person Shooters
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1) As you probably have noticed, or will notice, I actually lose this game. The moral of the story? There is only so much you can do when you play by yourself. If you're only concerned about K/D, then this isn't a big deal. However, if you're looking to consistently win, especially in squad based games like BF4, definitely party up with a couple friends.
2) ALWAYS reload when you get the chance. In this gameplay, I made the horrendous mistake of not reloading, and even though I fared well with my sidearm, it eventually led to my death. If I had tried to reload, I would have realized that I was out of ammo sooner, and gone back to pick up a gun in a safer area. So, after you kill everyone that poses an immediate threat, reload. This tip will probably get you killed sometimes --- That is inevitable. But I assure you, this tip will save your life more often then it will lead to your demise.
3) Don't move out into the open until your health / shield has fully regenerated. I know you may be itching to get your next kill, but trust me. Imagine you walk out into the open when your health is at 98 and you encounter an enemy. You both start shooting at the same time and when you die you notice that he only has 2 HP left. Had you waited until your health / shield had fully recovered, it may have given you that extra millisecond to finish off your opponent. Of course there are plenty of other variables that go into each gunfight, but it can't hurt to have full health.
And lastly, just something to consider: Oftentimes first person shooters come down to split-second decisions, and you're not always going to make the right one. I mentioned this in the video already, but always remember that frustration only makes you play more recklessly, and that is the last thing you want to do. Occasionally, your anger may work in your favor, but I wouldn't bet on it.