The Ultimate Muzzle Velocity Guide | How to Lead Your Targets! | Hunt Showdown 1.13.1 Analysis/Guide
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- This guide will explain the muzzle velocity mechanic and shows how to lead your targets at range in Hunt: Showdown. We'll also be comparing long ammo to spitzer ammo, and other comparisons as well.
Links
My Twitch - / c0rnf -- I'm done, thanks for stopping by
My Discord - / discord
Supplemental Data
Muzzle Velocity/Head Lengths Spreadsheet - docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Lead Profiles - (I'll make these eventually?)
Correction @ 11:50, Fat_Dude was a recorder, not a dummy!
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0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Muzzle Velocity
1:54 - Leading Targets
4:59 - No-Lead Ranges
5:32 - Range-Finding
6:29 - Comparison Section
8:34 - Outro
10:24 - Lead Profiles
10:31 - Centennial Vs Spitzer Lead Profile (600 v 820M/S)
10:58 - Springfield (490 M/S)
11:12 - Winfield (400M/S)
11:26 - Winfield FMJ (330M/S)
11:40 - New Army FMJ (200M/S) - Ігри
And to think that experienced Hunters have it burned into their brains is amazing. Very educational. 😉
Glad you enjoyed the video Hunt: Showdown! Tell Dennis hello for me, I'm his biggest fan 👋
OML is that hunt LETS GOOOOOO
@Do_Not_LieI agree that Dual Pistols are a fuc***ng CANCER to that game and even more in QP like Crytek wanted so much to suck the c0ck of casuals that half the time you spawn with that and at least 1/3 of the weapon boxes are stupid Dualies! It's crazy how I struggle so hard every time to just find a goddamn small single pistol so I have something to use with a long slot, like wtf?!?
so basically kind of an OLED burn in
@huntshowdown, you guys suck!
you are a gift to the hunt community
🤝 thank you, means a lot
@@Cornfpls keep existing and giving us numbers❤
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Your attention to detail is appreciated as always. That 'range finding' tip is actually beyond clutch
That means a lot dude, really appreciate the love
This is exactly the video I needed. With no moving targets in the training range it is so hard to practice leading, and after taking a 6 month break from hunt I came back and realized I lost almost all my leading skill.
0:22 My God, the fear-wiggles lmao. Never before related so hard now that someone acknowledges it. A sudden gunshot out of nowhere always gets my hand quaking, but after so many hours in hunt I've just had to learn to hit shots while shaking.
I've never seen as high-effort videos about Hunt Showdown as you've been creating Cornf. You're a great addition to the Hunt community. I'm glad you're here with us!
I'm glad you can appreciate the effort man, a lot of work goes into videos like this.
you really mastered the cadence and enunciation of the classic "educational film" voice. thanks for the class sensei
Cornf your math wizardry coupled with your extremely consistent and easily read and listened to videos fill a niche I have always wanted in hunt. I am extremely glad you're making videos on this game and very much appreciate the sheer effort it takes to make this quality of content.
This was extremely helpful, especially the ping range finding tip. Most of my games have always been guessing, especially when taking that first "cold bore" shot of the day and then adjusting from there. Can't wait to use this info to dial it in more accurately from now on.
Range finding tip was actually such a neat discovery for me, I'm glad you found it helpful too!
That DIY rangefinder tip is gonna be a massive help. Awesome video my dude.
Anyone with any amount of hours can find this info helpful. Thanks for the video!
I especially like the part where it goes "cornfhu"
Quality, concise, informative. Sick vid
I think people will appreciate the ping-as-a-rangefinder tip the most here~
Bro is single-handedly teaching the hunt community how to play the game. Absolutely beautiful.
Had issues with leading targets until ~1k hours in the game. Now, with 1.3k+ hours in the game when I am more or less able to hit distant moving targets intuitively, the actual calculation process looks like overcomplication x)
Still a great material, especially for the newcomers. Great job
As a new Hunt player (less than a week in) this video is way more helpful than the majority I’ve sat through. Data is data and it helps make informed load out decisions. Even better when it’s presented so well. Keep it up and thanks.
Honestly, this might just be the most useful hunt showdown guide I've seen in a while for me.
I can somehow forget how much to lead weapons (especially since I didn't had concrete data on it) which has leads to a period of relearning them all over again from videos, streams and gameplay. And sometimes I also lose my graps on in due to shots that should, from the knowledge I had on it, not hit at all, and they still hit, so my brain forgets a good part of what I had learned based on feeling the weapon. It also makes Hunt a living hell sometimes because I don't have anyone I can just call up to test the speeds and get this back quickly, so my 1200 hours in this game have quite a lot of wasted hours of me relearning this basic knowledge as best as I can.
Hopefully, this will just allow me to not doubt myself and enable me to just remember how to when I forget again. You are truly a gift this community
This is hugely helpful! I'm only mad because I have been taking screenshots in the shooting range to create a very similar leading guide and you beat me to it!
your videos are almost always extremely helpful. I've been leading far too much in most cases. always enjoy straight to the point information. Thanks for the testing you do to figure these things out for the rest of us and keep doing what you enjoy.
This video is fantastic and absolutely appreciated.
I don't know how engaging these are for the algorithm, but they're always an amazing watch. :)
Thank you for all of the time and dedication in making this, quality content is always appreciated.
The game really needed this guide . someone had to talk about leading sooner or later. TY for making it so detailed
Thank you, the amount of work put into collecting these statistics and metricks is impressive. I really like this guide and bullet penetration guide - great job.
Glad you liked it man, means a lot
Amazing vid. This is something most players wanted at some point or another. I'm glad someone finally analysed it like this. Big thanks.
Oh Cornf, my beloved. Your guides are literally the best there are on Hunt mechanics. Keep it up.
Love the work you put into these. I regularly point people to your shotgun video on reddit when they are asking questions/having debates about shotguns. I guess its time to start linking this one too.
Yaaaas the intro is back! Thank you for all the data, very useful information.
this video goes hard. i just got into hunt and already spent a good amount of time watching informative videos. but this one regarding velocity is the best one so far, as well as your other videos. they really make me keep trying different things and enjoy the game even more.
Incredible work as always! I was about to practice leading with a buddy in the shooting range. This is so helpful!
It's good that I've got this stuff hard coded into my brain by now. It never ceases to amaze how sick headshots one can land
I always knew math would come in handy after school! Great video :)
Awesome video again! Hope your channel blows up, because this is really the content that more people need to see!
The visual demonstrations, graphs/tables and your explanations are really great!
I always thought it was magic to hit stuff with fmj at range (or that you needed A LOT of experience), so i stayed away from it and used high velocity when i wanted to have some range. :)
I wish I had your content when I started playing this game back in 2018. While there's a kind of sense of pride in discovering stuff on your own, your videos are leveling the playing field between the really good veterans and good FPS players that are just now getting into Hunt. Great stuff.
CORNF!
I absolutely love your intro xD
Thanks for the great video. The silenced Vetterli gives me headaches, even in medium range fights. For me, it comes down to practices with every weapon.
I love videos like this.
Anything that helps new players speed run their way into veteran territory is invaluable.
I will add this to the list of videos to share with my friends.
You break this sort of stuff down so well it's incredible. Your a credit to the hunt community 😁
Well done man! I'm slowly approaching the 3k hours and this spreadsheet opened a whole new field of learning for me. I was already having a pretty good feeling on how to lead with 600 and 300, but damn was I lost on 400 and 800. Sometimes I took fire ammo just to see where my bullet goes :D
Looking forward to learn and build in your results until they become intuition. Thanks for the hard work.
Ps: illuminati got me giggling
that joke cost me a whole hour of editing time, oops
@@Cornf editing can be a bitch for the couple of seconds it results in. Still worth it.
I appreciate the work you put in for the guides. Short, clear, and still get a laugh.
If I can do all three I've done my job! Glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos are all super informative and helpful! Thanks for all the testing and work you put into these videos!
Thanks for compiling all of this useful info! You rock!
Bro, I was looking for a video like this for quite a long time. Good job and thanks for your work!
My second watch! First one when I was just starting. Now I have only 70 hours but it's a lot for me. I love the vetterli and I played enough that these numbers are now somewhat useful to me! Thanks for this dense video ;)
Always knew this but seeing it laid out on paper makes it so much easier to put into practice, thank you!
Even at 1000 hours I still have trouble with lead. Namely the "no-lead" headshot range. These general starting point rules to get back to basics are a great start. You have filled a powerful role for the Hunt community. Don't stop now, keep going!
Be it dense as it is, it is a good thing that there is such a guide at all. Thanks!
I have hundreds of hours in this game and constantly float between 4 and 5 stars. I have never been good at leading targets, and after taking a few months break I've lost all muscle memory and intuition I did have.
You are a hero. Maybe I'll start using rifles again.
this was helpful, the ping/height/distance conversion was smart!
Amazing video, easy to understand, to the point. Humor is on point too.
Gonna send this to my Hunt mates for sure, since they always whine about not hitting headshots, when they are leading 20HL at 100m with a mosin ^^
holy shit dude !!!! you're a genius and sharing those kind of things for new player like me is cherry on top ! keep up the incredible work bud !
Great work. I've missed content like this ever since 4FS quit
The range finding with the ping is such a massive brain play i dont even have words
Wow thnaks! I always use fmj in my army caldewell, and I always thought they were so slow, but never got any problems from that. Now i know why :^)
Man, over leading is my no1 problem in hunt. This video is a frustration medicine, thx
Just got back into hunt for the past few weeks. Last time I played was when the game launched. This was super helpful. I snipe in every game I play but with no real good way to tell distance it's hard in hunt. The ping method is awesome glad I'll be able to atleast have something to use to get an approximate range on targets
Man, that ping trick is gonna be SO useful. Thx a lot man
I appreciate the all the info and effort. Helps this 3* HERO.
top tier video 👌
one thing i've found is an easier way to apply this is to note the '1 head lead distance' of whatever velocity you're running, so you only have to keep 1 number in your head
instead of: engagement --> note distance --> "damn what was it again??"
it's: note distance --> how many 1hl distances is that --> that's your lead, since it's all linear which i've taken for granted but makes it so easy
e.g. strafe engagement at ~45m, 1hl for strafing for this velocity is at 30m, 45 = 30*1.5, so lead ~1.5 heads
it's super easy to add to the spreadsheet, i obviously don't need to tell you this but it's just (1hl) * V * (strafe/sprint constant)
i also hereby declare (hl) an SI unit
keep up the good work ✌
Great content all around. And your profile picture makes me happy. You deserve more subs. Good luck to you.
Very insightful as always. Realized I am not leading nearly enough on most guns/ammos.
Thx, your video is very helpful, indeed! Love your content! Cheers from Bavaria 🤠
amazing content, amazing work. much appreciated! 😍👍
Love your turbo nerd analysis, looking forward to your next video
This is insanely well made... there is so much math that i will not be able to really do this. I will rather improve my "feeling" for that leading aim.
nice work crunching those numbers!
This guy definitely deserves all the subs UA-cam has.
Quality video, thank you for your efforts!
Very informative video, thanks mate!
It was helpful. Thank you for all of the stats
Sick vid
I appreciate your view on the new army, it goes from slow to... still slow, with special ammo
This was helpful, thank you!
Great vid as usual and was very happy to help out!
Your videos are the best Hunt content out there
Great content, really appreciate the effort put into it.
Obligatory, I found this video helpful.
The tech of using the ping(s) as a rudimentary thumb measure is genius!
Great work!
This is amazing. Thank you.
This is so useful, thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video!
This is helpful, thank you ❤
Great video!
Cool, this was a great guide! :D
Awesome guide. Thank you!
Such a great video! I wonder if I'll ever be good enough to retain & use all this info lol, but you sparked an idea for me.
I think for a while I'll try to continually use 1 gun with average muzzle velocity to make myself a "leading reference point." Then I can mentally adjust for other guns, basically just lead less or lead more based on the MV value.
Nice video, great info
Man, your videos are amazing!!!
Amazing! Thanks!
I have a about 1800 hours and I'm decent at leading I had no idea about your ping range finding tactics pretty cool thanks
Very helpful!!
Holy shit this is detailed. Greatly appreciated, sir
Another vid from my Fave hunt content creator. Keep it up!
Appreciate it!
A very well done video once again. Am I the only one who has an easier time leading with low muzzle velocite guns than with high velocity guns? x)
Awesome content broski
I LOVE THIS I prefer slow bullets because I lead to much and this video will help me with other guns I want to use thanks
Super helpful! You could have even broke the videos into different ammo classes, quite dense! Thank you for all your efforts
thank you cornfu!
Very cool video!
And look, you already got your own Hunt legendary skin! The Researcher :D
I guess this is exactly why A-D strafing bones me so hard in Hunt. I cant deal with it cause i dont even know where to shoot with muzzle velocities when someone is wiggling. I just wish this game would get at least some minor inertia like TF2 has.
People wiggling around is extremely hard for me to deal with and ruins any immersion in this gritty hardcore shooter.
For me, this is a master class. New sub, partner, thank you very much for this!
glad you enjoyed bro!
Very nice!
keep up the good works m8
Thanks for the content
Amazing content.