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sounds the exact same when i play random duos in fortnite. always with some rando with their own agenda
He has been playing with his friends on the ps4 while I am on the xbox. I think he has his sensitivity to 5.
Yeah I think one thing we need to figure out is when we spot a group / how to approach them. Best method of attacking or just bait them towards us then bombard with throwables. If we can figure out confrontations we will start dominating. I feel like we stand around and are asking each other what we should do. If we can cut that dead time out and push we could probably be more successful. Also start third party people when they’re fighting - clean up all the death boxes
I know I am a bit less aggressive when playing with you guys because I know I am the worst of the bunch and try not to charge in like a ####### and irritate you guys.
You play like you want. If being more aggressive is how we die, I'd rather go down fighting than sitting idle and getting picked off. You won't irritate me at all. Feel free to take the lead and push a team at any time. Just a bunch of dads who are relaxing. Lol
For sure, and I get what you are saying. Some is the booze, but I do lose track of the team a bit sometimes at night, and I feel like I am out of position - either lagging behind on the map, or just my lack of being able to tell WTF people are in battle - around corners, multiple levels, etc.. So yeah - communicating and moving is key, but I know I need to work on part 2 more. Probably why I started using Bloodhound more, but there are multiple times a night where one of you are battling somebody and I have 0 clue where they or you are.
Don't want me being the one that has to get through a couple players in case one of you goes down and needs a res.
Exactly. A lot of these folks have been playing this type of stuff for years and a lot more frequently than us. I could definitely do a lot better at communicating what I'm doing sometimes.For sure, and I get what you are saying. Some is the booze, but I do lose track of the team a bit sometimes at night, and I feel like I am out of position - either lagging behind on the map, or just my lack of being able to tell WTF people are in battle - around corners, multiple levels, etc.. So yeah - communicating and moving is key, but I know I need to work on part 2 more. Probably why I started using Bloodhound more, but there are multiple times a night where one of you are battling somebody and I have 0 clue where they or you are.
Might be better if I do charge in more since I am the worst - just send in somebody to eat up bullets and see where the squad is and hopefully do some damage before biting it.
But yeah - this is a fun way to blow of steam at night for sure, just thought after a year or so I would be better - but like you've said about you not playing games for years, I did but I never played anything like COD or similar. It was just Skyrim/Fallout type of games that didn't require aim.
Feels like my best combo needs to have one that has the ability to have a 3x+ scope on it (I like the Flatline since it has the single or auto option, seems like I have been using the G7 a little better the last couple days too). I am still having trouble seeing stuff in the distance, and for sure need a little help when scanning the distance for baddies.
Right. Another habit to get used to is tracking with your scope. Practice tracking targets in firing range until you can do it consistently and stick with that setting. It's personal preference but I'm now on Classic response with none on aim dead zone and small movement dead zone. Field of vision at 95. I won't get into sensitivity because mine is weird because of the elite controller settings.
I think in the last one maybe we jumped in the middle too quick?
You're probably right. I just heard the other teams fighting on the other side of the hill and was hoping we could 3rd party them and stay on top. Unfortunately, the team underneath of us ended up 4th partying us and taking the high ground anyway.
Yeah, it is a crap shoot unless you know exactly where everyone is.
Yeah, they definitely knew we were up there. I'm sure they could hear us walking around above them. Could've possibly thrown the zip and quit walking around and waited for them to come up and tried to fool them into thinking we had already taken the zip up top of the hill.
For sure. No offense to us, but there are a lot of players just flat out better at the game.
Still fascinates me - he barely ever uses a scope. Was in the practice range mowing down targets with a havoc and no scope.
I know. Crazy. 9 year old got a win and 4 kills earlier. Only been playing these types of games for a year.
I will be on, but need to do the Easter thing tonight.
That's awesome. I wish I could get used to Caustic like that. I like the idea of him, but just seem to drop traps in bad spots, or we get caught in the open.11 kills 1950 damage for the solo win after teammates ditched me 30 seconds in.
3rd time ive been over 1900 damage.. still never 2k.
Also - I want to thank those last 2 squads for getting greedy and walking right into my bunker room to loot all the death boxes. Locking a full squad into a room with traps and just watching the slow deaths through the window is the best thing in the game.
