I'm gonna redo this video and upload a more comprehensive tutorial. This current one is fabulous for beginners and intermediate players, but it leaves room for improvement especially for higher ranks. Many fights in higher ranks have a lot more nuance and I want to try and provide a complete guide for understanding how you should've taken any given fight. When I first posted this I didn't expect the viewership I ended up receiving - and the advice is a bit one-dimensional for my liking in hindsight.
Just came back to this video to forward it to a friend! So excited for the more comprehensive video, but I think this will be a good base line for my iron friend (its for my friend i swear)
JESUS. This is probably the single most helpful valorant "tip" i've ever seen. I get frustrated so much because i recognise that i'm literally standing still and not displacing my hitbox at all. but given the nature of the game I found it hard to weave movement into my gameplay. the "2-tap strafe" combo is just enough to make opponents miss. in the games i've played so far implementing it i've quite literally noticed enemies whiffing due to the slight left or right movement. i ended up going flawless and winning a DM almost immediately after watching this video. I know it's not some magical pill that'll make me a god but it's definietly filled a hole in my gameplay. thank you. liked and subbed. Hope the algorithim picks this up!
0-5 meters = Run n Gun or crouch spraying (moving is essential) 5-15 meters = 2 tap burst and when you connect the bullet you can go into a spray 15-30 meters = 2 tap burst and strafe, 2 tap burst and strafe (try and go for headshots), cant have more than 3 bullets and no movement inaccuracy 30-60 meters = same thing but use ads if needed
This is such an informative video! A lot of coaches has explained when to spray, but none of them said anything about constantly moving and crouching like the way you demonstrated! I'll try to implement these habits!
dude ive been slowly developing this entire method by myself through trial, error and elimination of inefficient habits during gun fights and i was like 60% done, this video LITERALLY completed like 20% and brushed up the 60% ("20% because i dont believe in perfect, there is always room for improvement) thank u SO much for this video, earnt yourself a sub and definetly checking out the stream. Keep the good work love to see it 👍
@@Woohoojin just wanted to say I really appreciate the higher rank vods alot of coaches only do it for lower ranks which makes often means they're only covering the basics so i really appreciate your efforts
@@Fit4C you love jesus yet you threaten those who don't believe with pain and suffering. How dare you force our great religion onto others, they are allowed to believe what they wish to believe. We are no one to force our beliefs onto them, they have their beliefs and we have ours. Do not call yourself a believer if you would use threats to enforce belief.
I already know basic movement, but I did NOT know about that graph. A player at any level can utilize it to perfect their duel potential. Thanks so much for bringing that feature to the forefront
literally just went into a dm and used the gunfight hygiene tips, won by 8 kills and felt like i was hitting headshots left and right, when before i was literally just crouch spraying and hoping for the best. thank you banana man!
"two bullets and move" is famous in Brazil as "dua bala" which is a gaming slang for "two bullets". Mwzera (who used to play for Gamelanders and is now playing for Keyd Stars) was known for being a master at it.
It's so hard to kill the habbit (as someone who played cs) to stop spraying even on mid-range. My habit was always to try and start the spray with a HS, so if you don't hs you revert to spraying, if hs -you just stop. But in valorant it seems way more important (like you show) to "deazone", and try hit a shot, revert to spray if closer or revert to burst/re-strafe depending on mid or long range. Super good info
this video is insanely informative for being so consice. i started playing val a month ago and i’m only bronze 1 but this is by far the most informative piece i’ve seen on gunfight ranges and how to approach them.
Im instantly seeing better results, havent played valorant consistently for a while and I kinda lost my aim, this really helped me with getting my gunfight hygiene right.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for so long, every valorant tips video I can ever find is hyper specific magic tricks to pull once a round, and all I’ve ever wanted is just general how to play the basic game advice like this
As a CS vet (nearly 4k hours and 10+ years lol) this has been a great guide to watch! The habit of a full memorised spray control at longer engagements is something I'm slowly trying to get out of, the distance guide and examples here are def something great to compare with.
After watching this video, I spent at least 3 hours practicing in deathmatch using tips and then, I tried in unrated match and guess what. I got my first MVP hahaha. thanks a lot😁😁
this instantly made me more comfortable in gunfight and its one of the first GOOD pieces of advice ive heard. i did thnk it was my aim, never realized just how much movement plus shooting tech actually makes
Just started playing consistently last act and had always thought I may have been holding angles too tight. Saw this vid and finally changed up my cross hair placement up when holding angles and won a lot more gunfights which helped me win 4/5 games. Thanks for the tip!
Saw your video on reddit. I’m looking forward to more videos from you! The shooting error stat is something I didn’t know existed. Thank you for the info!
I cant say enough thanks to that info, i kinda knew the theoretical movement but i wasnt quite comitting cause i know my aim is cracked an my movement garb. So this is a blessing
Woohoojin I love you. I've played 76 deathmatches this act and usually finish in the middle. I watch this video, and no less than two DMs after I go 40-14 and finish first. Insane advice.
That setting is exactly what I needed! I hate playing with movement error on in my crosshair and going back through a VOD to focus on the barely visible crosshair.
Finally a tutorial on actually what to use and how to use the movement, every single other video I have seen all the other UA-camrs have said “just keep strafing” and not elaborating further (it was so annoying), but thx cause now I know what to do
thank you naners! i just recently put this graph on and i’m really they put some sort of velocity graph in next to get a hard visual on your actual movement to better tell when you have bad movement hygiene (not just gunfight but ALL movement)
Wanted to see about trying ranked for the first time this act, this advice is really great for helping me know how to properly practice aiming. Thanks!
0:57 I tried it, even in a casual game and... thank you, thank you for confirming that my problem was really the aim 1:06; and not because of moving 😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
i used this for my training: basically i just jumped to a deathmatch, unbind my crouch key, went for ghost only, aim for only heads whilst doing the movement. the essence is that for me to get comfortable with the movements and grow it into a habit, it doesnt matter if i didnt kill the enemy, since if it was a real fight (with vandal/phantom) i'd probably killed them already (since im only aiming heads). go ahead and try it, it works well with me!
For me, if my aims bad one day it influences all other aspects of my play because it coincides with confidence, if I don't feel I can win a gunfight then I won't make good plays etc. I'm on a laptop and all so setup isn't great which is definitely a big factor
Holy shit, why I didn't know it earlier. I'm literally watching every your vid 2 days straight. You are so damn good, thank you so much for this content!
thznks bro for explzin first time i see someone give something 100% usefull not all like others speaking about train in death match and range good course bro i appreciate you hard work
This was helpful. I had come to the conclusion that I needed to be more careful about movement, but this tutorial has a lot of good tips that I don't think about.
Hey man, been watching movement and taking gun fight vids a lot but this is the first time i saw a detailed classification of gunfights according to distancve from opponents!!!! thanks a lot man 1 new sub here!!!
Aight gonna practice it since i’m fairly new to the fps genre, i know i tend to move and use the scope way too much with rifles. Let’s hope i get out of Iron in the near future
yeah i get it i understand this concept What i dont understand is why everytime i get into a gunfight i get one tapped by any member of the opposing team They kill me like that always. No matter if i strafe, no matter if i bait, no matter what. Makes me feel depressive
Quite a cool concept. When I tried to implement it on my gameplay I realized thats basically how i've been fighting all along haha good for me. But keeping the distance in mind helps me decide to spray transfer better. GREAT.
Thank you so much woohoojin i came back to valorant after a 5 month break and felt like my aim was bad it turns out it was just my movement already a bunch of improvement after only one deathmatch and practicing with the graph telling me my innacuracies
Great video! This was definitely something I needed to hear. How does this video not have 1M views? One of the best explanations I've seen of Valorant's gunplay.
Biggest thing thats helped me is movement canceling. When moving i’ll hold the opposite button to cancel my movement. Walking left holding A and pressing D before shooting to stop. I used to let go of WASD but I found I doing this was easier for me.
This video shows perfectly. That valorant is not an aim heavy game, but rather simple (in terms of complexity in aiming). It's much more important to focus on clean strafing+crosshair placement than click aim training.
I honestly may need those coaching, I sant to get to radiant but I feel lost like my raw aim I practiced it 500+ h on aimtrainers and range my crosshair placement I worked on it on custom games and deathmatches, I sliced each and single angle properly as I think trying to copy yay yet I still die and when I spec my team I see that they survive without clearing anything properly
Ty so much I’ve been needing a guide on this exact thing my aim is a lot better than most gold players it’s better than most diamonds actually but i didint know when to start moving Ty
If you hit 1 shot on the head with a vandal, it's over for them. If you're aiming for there body, fix your aim and train to aim for the heads. Deathmatch is good for that for just getting your base aim to be on heads, will win you gunfights so much easier. And movement is key but it's also about the guns you use, spectre up close is spray and pray, dmr you want to just shoot a bullet move to the left, shoot, move to the right esc. It's not alway about gun play it's about movement, I'm not the best to learn from but hey, tips are tips even if these don't help good players they might help new players.
0-5 meters = run and gun 5-15 meters = 2 tap burst with moving left and right, once hit the target switch to a spray 15-30 meters = 2 tap burst with moving left and right 30+ meters = same thing as 15-30 but you can switch it up with aim down sighting and one tap firing Leaving this here for lazy people who don’t wanna watch a 4 minute video
I'm gonna redo this video and upload a more comprehensive tutorial. This current one is fabulous for beginners and intermediate players, but it leaves room for improvement especially for higher ranks. Many fights in higher ranks have a lot more nuance and I want to try and provide a complete guide for understanding how you should've taken any given fight.
When I first posted this I didn't expect the viewership I ended up receiving - and the advice is a bit one-dimensional for my liking in hindsight.
Just came back to this video to forward it to a friend! So excited for the more comprehensive video, but I think this will be a good base line for my iron friend (its for my friend i swear)
Just wondering, for this, is it important to counter strafe?
@@bagel8976 no
@@franzesebastian2485 tysm
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JESUS. This is probably the single most helpful valorant "tip" i've ever seen. I get frustrated so much because i recognise that i'm literally standing still and not displacing my hitbox at all. but given the nature of the game I found it hard to weave movement into my gameplay. the "2-tap strafe" combo is just enough to make opponents miss. in the games i've played so far implementing it i've quite literally noticed enemies whiffing due to the slight left or right movement. i ended up going flawless and winning a DM almost immediately after watching this video. I know it's not some magical pill that'll make me a god but it's definietly filled a hole in my gameplay. thank you. liked and subbed. Hope the algorithim picks this up!
0-5 meters = Run n Gun or crouch spraying (moving is essential)
5-15 meters = 2 tap burst and when you connect the bullet you can go into a spray
15-30 meters = 2 tap burst and strafe, 2 tap burst and strafe (try and go for headshots), cant have more than 3 bullets and no movement inaccuracy
30-60 meters = same thing but use ads if needed
This is such an informative video! A lot of coaches has explained when to spray, but none of them said anything about constantly moving and crouching like the way you demonstrated!
I'll try to implement these habits!
Jesus Christ loves us all
I can do all this through him who gives me strength.
Philippians 4:13 NIV
dude ive been slowly developing this entire method by myself through trial, error and elimination of inefficient habits during gun fights and i was like 60% done, this video LITERALLY completed like 20% and brushed up the 60% ("20% because i dont believe in perfect, there is always room for improvement) thank u SO much for this video, earnt yourself a sub and definetly checking out the stream. Keep the good work love to see it 👍
Hahaha Same
Jesus Christ loves us all
I can do all this through him who gives me strength.
Philippians 4:13 NIV
@@DerLord-p8s Jesus Christ loves us all
I can do all this through him who gives me strength.
Philippians 4:13 NIV
@@xan6990was Jesus cracked at Valorant?
@@DustyyBoi heard Jesus has some nasty viper lineups on icebox B site tbh
First tutorial to explain that in valorant run and gun in close range is actually better, nice video!
Omg, you’re the best coach and explainer I’ve ever seen. You’re helping me a lot! I wish, you would coach lower ranks than immo 😔
Gold VOD! ua-cam.com/video/rnJKBRxa7VI/v-deo.html
@@Woohoojin just wanted to say I really appreciate the higher rank vods alot of coaches only do it for lower ranks which makes often means they're only covering the basics so i really appreciate your efforts
Yeah banana man is the goat 🍌 🐐
@@Fit4C you love jesus yet you threaten those who don't believe with pain and suffering. How dare you force our great religion onto others, they are allowed to believe what they wish to believe. We are no one to force our beliefs onto them, they have their beliefs and we have ours. Do not call yourself a believer if you would use threats to enforce belief.
@@Chrpull just want to mention that dogdog is a bot spam account that has gone around spamming stuff like this for a while
I already know basic movement, but I did NOT know about that graph. A player at any level can utilize it to perfect their duel potential. Thanks so much for bringing that feature to the forefront
literally just went into a dm and used the gunfight hygiene tips, won by 8 kills and felt like i was hitting headshots left and right, when before i was literally just crouch spraying and hoping for the best. thank you banana man!
"two bullets and move" is famous in Brazil as "dua bala" which is a gaming slang for "two bullets". Mwzera (who used to play for Gamelanders and is now playing for Keyd Stars) was known for being a master at it.
Mwzera is on furia
@@mrgoudas6412 true
I seriously don't know why I said keyd stars
i watched this video, then went into some deathmatches to practice and did way better. first comp game after, i dropped 30. you are insane at this.
dropped 30 points?! Yikes! Sorry to hear that.
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I know. ;)
Jesus Christ loves us all
I can do all this through him who gives me strength.
Philippians 4:13 NIV
@@XoIoRouge Jesus Christ loves us all
I can do all this through him who gives me strength.
Philippians 4:13 NIV
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It's so hard to kill the habbit (as someone who played cs) to stop spraying even on mid-range.
My habit was always to try and start the spray with a HS, so if you don't hs you revert to spraying, if hs -you just stop.
But in valorant it seems way more important (like you show) to "deazone", and try hit a shot, revert to spray if closer or revert to burst/re-strafe depending on mid or long range.
Super good info
this video is insanely informative for being so consice. i started playing val a month ago and i’m only bronze 1 but this is by far the most informative piece i’ve seen on gunfight ranges and how to approach them.
This video is so underrated, short and straight to the point.
Absolutely one of the best movement guides ive seen, youve earned a sub❤
Im instantly seeing better results, havent played valorant consistently for a while and I kinda lost my aim, this really helped me with getting my gunfight hygiene right.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for so long, every valorant tips video I can ever find is hyper specific magic tricks to pull once a round, and all I’ve ever wanted is just general how to play the basic game advice like this
As a CS vet (nearly 4k hours and 10+ years lol) this has been a great guide to watch!
The habit of a full memorised spray control at longer engagements is something I'm slowly trying to get out of, the distance guide and examples here are def something great to compare with.
Godtier information. I am BLOWN AWAY how well this worked for me. 11/10 video and also your pedagocical skills are just incredible
I always revisit this once every few weeks. You're the best.
After watching this video, I spent at least 3 hours practicing in deathmatch using tips and then, I tried in unrated match and guess what. I got my first MVP hahaha. thanks a lot😁😁
3 hours goddam i would throw my brain at the wall after 30 min haha
@@mcgriddles4707 deathmatch is pain, even if its worth it at the end.
@@paselo escalation underrated IMO
this instantly made me more comfortable in gunfight and its one of the first GOOD pieces of advice ive heard. i did thnk it was my aim, never realized just how much movement plus shooting tech actually makes
I'll be rewatching this every time before I boot up the game for a straight week. Thank you this makes so much more sense now!
Just started playing consistently last act and had always thought I may have been holding angles too tight. Saw this vid and finally changed up my cross hair placement up when holding angles and won a lot more gunfights which helped me win 4/5 games. Thanks for the tip!
Saw your video on reddit. I’m looking forward to more videos from you! The shooting error stat is something I didn’t know existed. Thank you for the info!
I cant say enough thanks to that info, i kinda knew the theoretical movement but i wasnt quite comitting cause i know my aim is cracked an my movement garb. So this is a blessing
Nobody on the internet explained this any better than you did. Truly good work. Thanks
Woohoojin I love you. I've played 76 deathmatches this act and usually finish in the middle. I watch this video, and no less than two DMs after I go 40-14 and finish first. Insane advice.
0:27 "I'm not gonna say I'm the best coach in the world, But I'm pretty damn good" Humble words coming from a humble guys! ❤
That setting is exactly what I needed! I hate playing with movement error on in my crosshair and going back through a VOD to focus on the barely visible crosshair.
Finally a tutorial on actually what to use and how to use the movement, every single other video I have seen all the other UA-camrs have said “just keep strafing” and not elaborating further (it was so annoying), but thx cause now I know what to do
this is literally accuracy hekk man this helped me a lot this improved my overall gun fight looking forward to more videos from u
thank you naners! i just recently put this graph on and i’m really they put some sort of velocity graph in next to get a hard visual on your actual movement to better tell when you have bad movement hygiene (not just gunfight but ALL movement)
Wanted to see about trying ranked for the first time this act, this advice is really great for helping me know how to properly practice aiming. Thanks!
0:57 I tried it, even in a casual game and... thank you, thank you for confirming that my problem was really the aim 1:06; and not because of moving 😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻
I've been playing this game for three years and had no idea about this. Cheers man, great guide
I have watched just about every Valorant video on UA-cam and you're the first person I've seen to use rhe graph in a DM. Excellent tip!
0-5m: run and gun
5-15m: 2 bullets then spray (crouch) when connects
15-30m: 2 bullets then strafe
30m+: 2 bullets then strafe with ads
i used this for my training:
basically i just jumped to a deathmatch, unbind my crouch key, went for ghost only, aim for only heads whilst doing the movement. the essence is that for me to get comfortable with the movements and grow it into a habit, it doesnt matter if i didnt kill the enemy, since if it was a real fight (with vandal/phantom) i'd probably killed them already (since im only aiming heads). go ahead and try it, it works well with me!
For me, if my aims bad one day it influences all other aspects of my play because it coincides with confidence, if I don't feel I can win a gunfight then I won't make good plays etc. I'm on a laptop and all so setup isn't great which is definitely a big factor
Holy shit, why I didn't know it earlier. I'm literally watching every your vid 2 days straight. You are so damn good, thank you so much for this content!
thznks bro for explzin first time i see someone give something 100% usefull not all like others speaking about train in death match and range good course bro i appreciate you hard work
bruh this video is a gem
This was helpful. I had come to the conclusion that I needed to be more careful about movement, but this tutorial has a lot of good tips that I don't think about.
Thank you that helped me alot. I got from gold 2 to diamond 1 with this movement and a little aim.
Hey man, been watching movement and taking gun fight vids a lot but this is the first time i saw a detailed classification of gunfights according to distancve from opponents!!!! thanks a lot man 1 new sub here!!!
You helped me so much I've only been watching your vids for a week or so and I'm already so much better
As a new Valo player, this was legit night and day. ty!
seen so many aim whatever vids. 1min into this and already more learned then ever before. Thanks a lot. sub ofc
This is the first time I discovered about that graph thing for shooting errors thanks a lot ! I'll try to use that one to correct my shooting habits
Aight gonna practice it since i’m fairly new to the fps genre, i know i tend to move and use the scope way too much with rifles. Let’s hope i get out of Iron in the near future
yeah i get it i understand this concept
What i dont understand is why everytime i get into a gunfight i get one tapped by any member of the opposing team
They kill me like that always.
No matter if i strafe, no matter if i bait, no matter what.
Makes me feel depressive
Whenever i lose gunfights its either i whiff , i forget my movement , or panicking so this really helps me out
nah, i do counter strafe and the bullets of the enemy slow me, it's called ''tagging'' the counter strafe doesn't work for me
Quite a cool concept. When I tried to implement it on my gameplay I realized thats basically how i've been fighting all along haha good for me. But keeping the distance in mind helps me decide to spray transfer better. GREAT.
Thank you so much woohoojin i came back to valorant after a 5 month break and felt like my aim was bad it turns out it was just my movement already a bunch of improvement after only one deathmatch and practicing with the graph telling me my innacuracies
I would like to point out the car in the background doing a nasty pull at 1:15
Saw on reddit. Definitely has helped!! Thank you so much
finally some good tips. instead of saying oh do this or do this blah blah blah and waste my time. u got a sub
wow I was very hesitant at first. this actually helped me a lot once I gave it a go. thanks man
Great video! This was definitely something I needed to hear. How does this video not have 1M views? One of the best explanations I've seen of Valorant's gunplay.
Now it's 1m
I think my main struggle with this is determining what kind of range of fight that I am in, and I think this issue can be fixed by practicing more.
its amazing how far you've come in just 9 months, sir hooj. seem so much more comfortable with speaking in videos
Biggest thing thats helped me is movement canceling. When moving i’ll hold the opposite button to cancel my movement. Walking left holding A and pressing D before shooting to stop. I used to let go of WASD but I found I doing this was easier for me.
This video shows perfectly. That valorant is not an aim heavy game, but rather simple (in terms of complexity in aiming). It's much more important to focus on clean strafing+crosshair placement than click aim training.
Thanks! After watching the whole video, this advice really helpful and i improve a lot
gunfights :
*- 0m-5m:* GOO CRAZY (run and gun)
*- 5m-15m:* 2 tab bursts + spray when bullet connects
*- 15m-30m:* 2 tab bursts (aim for head) NO SPRAY
*- 30m+:* 2 tab/1 tab bursts ADS is good
Just want to say as a beginner I'm happy I found this early because no other video put it this clearly at all. 4 minutes I learned a lot thank you!
really nc video, I was back to play Valorant after a year and this video really help.. quick explanations, and on-field example, love it
bro never seen someone explain that good im subscribing
great video man, this helps a lot just to cover the basics of gunfights
Ty bro u helped me a lot keep doing the Best coach Ive ever seen
Thx I was struggling with 1v1 duels like I can't kill them now I get it it's my movement. And that info about range is great info for me. Thx brother
Im in silver and i following your lesson. That helpful a lot great thanks to you... this must be a treasure for people like me at the beginning
I honestly may need those coaching, I sant to get to radiant but I feel lost like my raw aim I practiced it 500+ h on aimtrainers and range my crosshair placement I worked on it on custom games and deathmatches, I sliced each and single angle properly as I think trying to copy yay yet I still die and when I spec my team I see that they survive without clearing anything properly
wtf my aim increased like 1000% after watching this video. just won an ez deathmatch w/ 14 more kills than 2nd place. banana man you are a savior
I THOUGHT THAT BOX ON THE TOP RIGHT OF THE SCREEN WAS SHOW YOUR FPS WTF. That fact alone blew my mind lol, thanks for making this video
This might come in helpful once i stop panic spraying
Good coaching. And it's easy to understand what you to do. Thank you so much for this vid it helps a lot
Why cant any other val education channels make it this simple thanks a lot
i can sense a pattern when i watched u play that deathmatch, im gonna put these to good use, thank you
the first setting i literally started moaning and chuckling to myself, best coach
Ty so much I’ve been needing a guide on this exact thing my aim is a lot better than most gold players it’s better than most diamonds actually but i didint know when to start moving Ty
UA-cam asked me what I thought of this video and I genuinely had to use the useful and informative button 👍
I appreciate you showing us in deathmatch and slowing it down!
i think im using the 5 meter tactic while I'm fighting enemies at 30 meter
Holy shit this feels liek a crash course on gun fights one day before the exam
This helps a lot thanks, In close range fights I still was focusing on headshots
This is the first time im watching ur vid and trust me i loved it…u r really the best coach in my eyes
BROOO THE CAR IN THE BACKGROUND WAS SICK 1.16
Nice video some people think that there is only the head that exist and they needed this video
If you hit 1 shot on the head with a vandal, it's over for them. If you're aiming for there body, fix your aim and train to aim for the heads.
Deathmatch is good for that for just getting your base aim to be on heads, will win you gunfights so much easier.
And movement is key but it's also about the guns you use, spectre up close is spray and pray, dmr you want to just
shoot a bullet move to the left, shoot, move to the right esc. It's not alway about gun play it's about movement, I'm
not the best to learn from but hey, tips are tips even if these don't help good players they might help new players.
0-5 meters = run and gun
5-15 meters = 2 tap burst with moving left and right, once hit the target switch to a spray
15-30 meters = 2 tap burst with moving left and right
30+ meters = same thing as 15-30 but you can switch it up with aim down sighting and one tap firing
Leaving this here for lazy people who don’t wanna watch a 4 minute video
this guy is the best, people dont get why im not tenz, this is why
thank you so much this help me a lot, after this I literally 11/0/0 in swiftplay and 5-0, AGAIN THANK YOU FOR SHOWING ME THIS.
This was very helpful. Just the video i needed to see
Instant improvement best advice ive gotten ever
thank u! you made the concept movement much more easier! thank u sm. maybe u can do how to calm urself during gun fights ( its a me problem lol XD)
I'd like to take a moment to appreciate that transition at 0:34
This is a really helpful advice! Thank you
4:21 sir how is all blue fine plz explain
Because he was close