PORYGON.zip
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hi i'm a sniper but im too inconsistent can someone give me tips on how to be more consistent
We can wait together ._.My posts are waiting approval o3o so i shall wait, also hi
Whats drag/snipe also to start out and does vanilla or kelp matterHere's some advice from an S-ranked E-liter 3K Scope:
@PORYGON.zip I normally drag/snipe since I personally find it more reliable than snap/snipes. Often times it's still possible to snipe by hiding your laser under, since I find snap/snipes much more reliable down/up way compared to turning it right/left.
Work on your aim in general (boi you better be using Gyro) and I recommend max-sensitivity. What I did at first is just take a basic charger (no scope) and practiced turning my aim half-circles/forward and behind around me in the shooting range. I did this to build the muscle memory to just get the hang of 'how much do I have to turn the game pad to get this change in aim?" @ThatSrb2DUDE made a GREAT video on using motion controls, which I highly recommend. After that, I practiced getting the muscle memory for 90 degree turns. I stood in a way where there was a dummy directly left/right of me and one ahead, and just practiced shooting both consecutively to get used to making quarter-circle turns. If you have it, I recommend practicing the Inkling girl amiibo missions which require a charger.
From there, I practiced smaller increments. I thoroughly dislike it as a weapon in battle but I use a rapid blaster and practice moving my aim steadily from one dummy to another, sometimes back and forth, just to build that confidence. I can give you other tips if you'd like but this worked for me.
Drag/snipe is basically moving your aim at a more moderate pace over your target, while hiding the laser behind something first. Vanilla/kelp only changes sub/special. If you prefer one set, go with it.Whats drag/snipe also to start out and does vanilla or kelp matter
HiyaHello everybody, my name is Silver and I'm here to clear up some confusion about new accounts and their ability to post.
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Appears so. Speaking of which, that's three posts down. Smell ya on the other side.So this is where we just get our 3 posts out of the way? Because it seems like it.
Well ideally you would go and post in other sections and not spam one to hit the post amount.Hold on, so I just keep posting here until that message on the top of my page disappears?
Should be easy enough. Can anysquid here tell me how to change a profile picture? Because again, NOT AN INKLING.