The #1 Thing That Separates Top FPS Players From The Rest (Destiny 2)
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- There's one major habit that separates the best Destiny players from the rest of the pack: Playing With Intention. In this video, I do my best to explain the concepts that will make you a better player like having good crosshair placement, paying attention to sound cues, and exercising great movement ability. I also analyze professional CS:GO clips from Shroud and NiKo to see how we can learn from some of the best.
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Sections
0:00 What is Playing With Intention?
1:25 Effective Crosshair Placement
2:48 Example of Excellent Crosshair Placement
3:47 Pre-Aim for Destiny Movement
4:35 Offensive Play Angle Clearing
5:13 Peeker's Advantage
5:39 Holding an "Off Angle"
6:07 Intentional Movement
7:23 Using Movement to Gain Positional Advantage
8:25 Conclusion
#Destiny2 #Destiny2PvP #Destiny2Trials - Ігри
Simplified Version: Be Proactive NOT Reactive.
Instead of walking around a corner seeing somebody ADS and then fight, instead approach the corner like you already know the person is there, when you are playing a game think about what you would do if the roles were reversed, where would you be taking cover? Where would you be holding an angle from? once you figure that out you should pre aim/ pre fire. This is how you become a better player.
Movement should come naturally for example instead of walking around a corner slide around a corner that way if someone is holding that angle your character wont be at typical head level due to the slide.
Great choice in pfp btw
Bro I came from rainbow six siege and I am used to pre firing in rainbow more than half if the time pre firing almost guarantees that you win a duel this helped me alot in destiny people should do it more
Just click there head lmao
I’ve said it before I’ll say it again this guy is the most underrated destiny youtuber
Aw thank you
He sure is. But because of stupid youtube recommendations i only now could find such a brilliant brain
thegjerda agreed. Also didn’t leave filler in the video to reach the 10min mark like most do.
keep saying it.
I love Aztec, Cammy, and Datto, but I have to agree with this statement
U forgot that they have a better *Gaming chair*
The most important part of the setup xD
Now I know why I always lose. Im only sitting in an outdoor wooden chair -_- im not even outdoors
@@chardof9102 At least you have a chair
But the Tash Man plays while standing
@@PattycakesGaming desk/ monitor height people get wrong alot. i think it makes a big difference
Tips like the jump into a lane and slide into a lane together is the most useful! and showing more offhand angles for popular lanes
Thanks!
Pattycakes Gaming I have a really good one for the 2nd last map you showed on a clip, I have got 2 I made this for you on it, and a bunch of ghosts
The issue is that top players expect this..play in lobby where I play and opposing players will snipe you out the moment you will try sliding into the lane.
It´s simply about aim, and that can only be cultivated through years of practice
lukas753331 ow yea certainly, whenever I do nf, trials or unbroken carries people try and do that to me but they get destroyed by my sniper, no one tries it whenever I play in tournaments because they know if they try it they are gonna get fucked
2:07 That's it I quit
That WAS pretty sick!
that's insane, was that a slide, zoom sniper shot against a guy that was also sliding!??
I had to change the speed to 0.25 to see what was happening. Oo I guess i will never have skills like that in PVP.... That's far out of my league!
@@Hasselroeder haha yeah, I remember playing on Xbox years ago on Halo before Xbox Live came out - I was pretty good but then when I was able to play people from around the world it hit me just how good some people are
Patty do you think maybe an edit to the title would be good? "The #1 Thing That Separates Top FPS Players From The Rest (Destiny 2)" maybe youtube will spread the video a bit better. This really felt like a video helping players of all fps games not just destiny in particular. of course amazing video as always, super helpful and informative.
Good idea, I will try it out :)
@@PattycakesGaming yeah that actually worked to get me
This popped up in me feed, never heard of this channel before, so I guess you can say it worked!
Welp
@@PattycakesGaming Glad I've found ya as well. :)
So basically the number 1 thing is being more aware of “everything” in the game
Richie Jackson yep lol, very easy to do
Start with a few at a time, get good at them, then implement more
Situational awareness and aim, easy!
That would be called game sense. Yes.
Continue to evolve these concepts while maintaining the clean verbiage you present at the calm Pace you flow to with equal background music. Better explain the ever changing Destiny core mechanics and gameplay possibilities as the ever changing DESTINY Universe lives on. Continues to do so with each main sandbox and core gameplay changes. Everything you have said is something I am trying to master but because of my mental focus I tend to get lazy and start rushing into lanes to continue to enjoy what's going on but ultimately puts me down because of the win ration against said top players. It helps my rushing tactics in brute Force plays while being rushed but always ends the same. I noticed my level of skill is at peak after a game or two and can last hours but after a certain point, it's downhill. I am sure many fall in my category.
One of the most importsnt things: Being confident of your skills.
Many low level players get conered by aggressive playstyles or exotics/zoning, they lose their confidence and do more mistakes than ever, that way they lose and cant improve.
That's true. If I'm on a bad day and lacking self-confidence in general, I'm gonna be a shitty player, but if I'm ok with myself and confident of what I can do, I play, like, 100% better.
He missed one major thing in this video. What alot of people dont realize, is the more you lose, the better you get. Each game you lose, you learn what you were doing wrong and it gives you a chance to see what people on the other team were doing that allowed them to beat said player. I'm a top teir halo player and I had to lose alot until I got to where I am now. You start figuring out what works and what doesn't and it allows you to learn what playstyles work best on different players, whether it's being hyper aggressive, passive aggressive, straight up passive etc. You also need to pay very close attention to what your team is doing and you have to stay relatively close to them. What I see with alot of players, and I am also guilty of it myself, is they separate from their team and either overextend or sit too far behind and it can really mess things up. Team shotting is also very crucial as well. It always helps to cut an angle to help out a teammate while keeping yourself out of sight so that you can quickly take out one enemy player, which allows your teammates to turn and focus on a guy charging you, and it can also open up an opportunity for your team to collapse on the other players. Map control is key for this to take place though. If your team doesn't have map control, it negates you from attempting a collapse on a player and makes it difficult to make a good play. You also need to have decent individual skill because there will also be times where you're stuck alone and will have to fight people off until you can get help, which is when game knowledge and map awareness comes into play. There's alot more I could talk about, but I've already taken enough time typing this down. Hopefully someone can take the time to read this and use it to get better along with the tips given in the video.
@@imprxvised8219 This is a good point. I want to add that your ability to manage tilt directly correlates to your ability to learn from mistakes and improve. The more you lose, the better you get *if* you can stay focused on improvement and not get tilted. A lot of people don't embrace that mindset though, it's always easier and more comfortable to blame shortcomings on external forces outside of your control.
Whenever I lose confidence in a gunfight, I immediately press "X" (Dodge). Since I've got 100 mobility and sixth coyote, I can afford to always do that
@@imprxvised8219 I read it all. Thanks. I think "I'M" the potato you slay!
The crosshair placement is called “centering” it’s a common term used throughout FPS games. You place your crosshair where a person could be that way in the case that there is a person there, all you have to do is aim in and shoot, instead of having to completely readjust your aim. Practice makes perfect. Great video 👍🏽
Not gonna lie thought it was common sense to aim crosshair in middle, if you have it up top or bottom, you clearly haven't really played games
Not a dig to CammyCakes cause he's great at what he does but he can sound kinda pretentious when he does a video explaining tips/tricks (like this video) because to him its common knowledge, but you are very considerate of your audience having a varied skill gap, I'm an above average pvp player but I still learned new things from this video and that is something I hope to see more of, great vid overall keep it up 👍
Thank you! I realize that people come from all different levels and backgrounds. At the end of the day the goal of my channel is to take what I've learned from 20+ years of FPS gaming and do my best to pass it on. If it helps even one person improve it was worth making a video :)
I agree. Over the past few years, Cammy has actually become toxiccakes. It's like he's viciously making fun of me the whole video and seeing that if you didn't get the kill by 900 no scoping, playing with your toes, holding your cat, you didn't deserve it. I still enjoy him, but it's a very different atmosphere.
@@AllThingsFascinate lmao
Cammy actually helped me hit fabled this season, but it was more by just watching how he plays rather than listening to what he says. I noticed the pre aiming he does and I started doing that myself, all it takes is practice
@@AllThingsFascinate Maybe try thickening your skin a bit mate. Cammy speaks very dryly and matter-of-factly, but I don't think I've ever felt him come across as ridiculing the viewer. Dude knows he's really good and talks as if the high-level plays he's carrying out are totally normal, but he isn't personally insulting you.
So a month ago I showed this video to my little brother and in a week he hit fable in comp (we are pretty lacklustre in pvp)
Now he is starting to improve significantly and wanting to hit legend this season already hitting mythic yesterday
This video is so helpful to people who likes the game but does not have a full understanding of an importance of a small detail
Thank you for the helpful video
That's awesome! Love to hear things like this :)
Great tips! I'd love to see this continue as a series.
Thanks! I'll keep working on it :)
I remember when i went from 5 kills per game to 15, then 20(ish) per game.
My first FPS that I properly played is destiny 1, I remember my first game of crucible, scared out of my mind. I was wondering what made them better than me, and after a few games I realised that they would strafe while shooting while i stood still and shot, after a few more games I incorporated strafing and shooting, and after that, started focusing more on accuracy and what guns work best on what maps and what shortcuts are the most popular or where campers are most common, after keeping all that in mind and using these things i went to 20-28 kills per game, nothing compared to streamers of course with their 40-50 kill games but its an improvement
That's great! It's all about improving and having fun :)
I got 3-5 kills per game, 8 months ago, a real canon fodder. Then I started studying and now usually take place 3-4 with, 12-20 kills. Why Am I writing this: I'm 65, HATED PVP before, so I believe that ANYONE can improve.
@@panan7777 That's awesome to hear!
Remember: game knowledge > mechanical skill
Always
great video, i'd definitely be grateful if you did a series on this or even just a part 2 or part 3. Thanks!
Hey man that helped a lot. I would love to see a part 2 or a whole series on this. I've been wonder how to close the gap between myself and top players and after hours of practice I couldn't figure out the difference. I think this could really help build better habits or a least show me what to work on. Thanks alot!!
Thanks I’ll be expanding on this soon :)
Map awareness, teammate and opponent awareness, knowing how many bullets you have to avoid running out in a gun fight(especially special ammo), deciding when to use abilities to avoid wasting them, utilizing more dynamic movement, using the the radar to trick enemies and try to bait them. I Agree with everything you're saying, I've been playing since d1 beta and can say for a fact, anyone can be great at it this game if you want to be. Some people enjoy just being a casual player . Try and relate it to cooking, the more ingredients you have, the better the dish will taste! So the more factors you implement during your gameplay, regardless of skill, the better you will be. Granted, its not that simple and some things just take time and experience, but many if not most of these factors require zero skill at all! It's just the ability to be aware of them and use them to your advantage
I'm not gonna lie I'm a above average player and did all of these, but you explain with such eloquent concepts that I think I just found the video I was looking for for alot of my newer friends and my chat! So thank you. You have my sword, i mean... Sub.
Thank you!! :)
Lol
U have my GUN, would be the most american thing ever
Why have I just now heard of you? Good friggin video. I feel like this topic has been beat to death but the way you present the info is so thorough and refreshing. Def subbing, and looking forward to more content from you
Thanks! :)
Great video! You are the first Destiny 2 youtuber I have seen who does talk consistently and understandably (looking at you, Mtashed).
I greatly apperciate this especially since trials is coming out bc all I see in pvp rn is a cluster fuck and its not fun facing a whole squad consistently while solo que. Goingnover fundamentals and conceptual pieces helps tremendously bc most of us might forget tbh. Ig you have a strong fundamental you should be wellnrounded thanks patty.
Thanks! Appreciate it
Part 2 Available now! Watch here: ua-cam.com/video/E18fi9fZKMI/v-deo.html
Hey guys, I hope you get a lot out of this video. I would recommend watching this one a few times, and revisit it as you grow as a player. You'll find that these concepts are core fundamentals and the better you can become at pre-aiming and movement, the better you'll become as a player.
would be cool if you did a vid with Cammycakes so we get more CAKES
@@boredtolife7879 I'd love to do one with him sometime, I love his content!
Great video
Kinda feel like, all the above mentioned comes from playing the game for the same amount of time, so called top tier players do. That’s it...
@@hensc.873george6 I agree these things are developed naturally to some extent, but you can speed up the learning process by working on specific things. In the same way that if you work with a traditional sports coach they can help you find weaknesses in your game to focus on
Genuinely a good video, I've had to learn these tips from years of playing and seeing others play the games I do.
You were considerate and mindful that most players don't know these, and gave really good demos of what you were saying.
Really underrated content my guy, you got a sub from me.
Thank you! :)
Very helpful. This is the type of thing I've been waiting to see. I think there is a formula almost anybody could follow to be great at multiplayer fps games. Just need a nuanced explanation from someone who already is great; in order to define exactly what it is. Hyper-abstract ideas can be hard to put into words, but you nailed it. I have some other ideas, if you ever want to discuss! Great work!
Series: YES!
You could probably pull an entire video just on communication
Thanks!
Sounds ques make a HUGE difference. Especially in destiny.
Massive difference, I think it's one of the most underutilized things by most players
@@PattycakesGaming I think anyone who doesn't get it should play the game muted for an hour xD
i noticed that the game boosts the footsteps of the enemy over your team.
Just stumbled onto this vid. Really clear and concise explanation of the key concepts. Thanks, now subbed.
These are all points that I need to work on a lot. Especially the movement and possible enemy placement concepts. I'm not fantastic at PvP by any stretch, but it's my hope that I can improve to at least a passable level with this kind of knowledge. Thanks for sharing the wisdom!
I would love a more in depth playlist of this kind of stuff, maybe even go as specific as team composition
Thanks! I will keep working on creating more content like this :) In the meantime I do have a PvP playlist you might enjoy: ua-cam.com/play/PLPjk04f2UHol7GNRcADhLdoyTXjkldA6C.html
@@PattycakesGaming omg this is the playlist I was looking for!! But not the playlist we deserve,(its too good for us plebs) Well now I got way to much to watch thanks a lot lol
that snipe at 2:05 is so satisfying...
Haha thanks :)
thanks so much for making these, man. i've learned a lot more watching these than a lot of other pvp videos
Another tip that I often use is vertical space. For example this works great with shot gunners sliding around corners, jumping at the right moment and attacking from above is very unexpected because in the attackers mind they expect you to be on the ground. The split second it takes them to notice your whereabouts is enough to take them out. The second tip is known as "first shot". If your opponent has landed the first critical shot than 9 out of 10 times you will lose that fight, it is here you need to fall back on the tip mentioned in the video of using a fast and easy exit point.
Vertical space is so important, especially in destiny! great tip
4:34
I consider myself a decent player, nowhere near sweatlord levels. My self criticisms are mainly on my Pre-Aim, it's trash tbh cause I'm mainly a rusher and I get bored exceedingly fast if I'm stuck still for more than a few seconds at a time. I'd rather lose an engagement so long as I have fun doing dumb shit than win and be bored. and I also play all games with no audio even though I have good map, spawn, and enemy movement prediction. I often die to this annoying double peek strat because I don't have sound on so I can't hear the noise of the jetpacks/jumps. I guess I'll work on my Pre-Aim, I understand the concept but it's just boring to have to wait so I just push, and suspiciously it's always the exact second I get bored and push that they "magically" pop out and one shot me with a sniper or arbalest (even if I make myself wait longer than a few seconds).
I think that's pretty common actually, Destiny doesn't do a great job of reinforcing patience. That's where playing more strategic games like CSGO and R6S can build that muscle a bit. Why do you play on muted audio btw?
@@PattycakesGaming Just don't really see a need for it. The only game I use audio in is R6.
@@Bigdude0444 Destiny has pretty amazing spatial sound cues.
@@macroscalequantumsys Does it? I used to play it with audio and besides the specific situation where I would get double peeked, I never got any relevant information that I couldn't personally predict on my own.
Bigdude0444 sound cues in destiny 2 are extremely important, let’s say an opponent is behind a corner near you and you see in the chat he just shotgunned an opponent, you would know that this is a dangerous situation based on the kill feed alone, but what if he missed his first shot and had just spawned in? Then you would know you could push in and get the kill without being in any danger, also spectral blades is invisible so it doesn’t show up on the radar, have the sound on and you can hear it approaching and maybe be able to teamkill it
my friends when I get a k/d above 1.0:
*You've become the very thing you swore to destroy!*
Love. This. Video. I can't wait to watch your channel continue to grow and grow and grow Patty.
Thanks bud! Appreciate it
Yes! More would be excellent. I feel like I’ve just started to figure this out for myself and here’s your vid explaining it! I have to Keep Moving, dipping in/out of cover, and be pre-aiming constantly. Rotating and paying attention to spawn flips. Thanks!
Thanks I have some follow up parts planned :)
Potatoes pre aiming is insane. He literally smells enemies
He and panduh have some of the best pre-aim I've seen in D2, it's crazy how good they both are at it.
Why haven’t I heard of you before? Shame on me. New Sub + Like
Thank you :)
man, I found your videos, and this is gold. There are so many useful tips. I just sit, watch videos, listen carefully and I'm shocked, how many mistakes I do all the time playing pvp... Time to get some Pattycakes lessons!
Awesome! glad you enjoyed it :)
I've been observing myself as I play with your tips and just by tweaking somethings here and there I've been able to improve tremendously in matters of weeks.
Every time I feel like I could be doing something better, I just come back to this video and I find something to improve.
Great content on a relatively small amount of time. Thank you so much and yes, please make a series out of this!
That's awesome! I love hearing things like this :)
@@PattycakesGaming The least I can do to thank you
Except in CSGO it takes 10x the skill because you actually have to be aiming on the persons head and can’t rely on aim assist.
I agree CS has a much higher skill ceiling, but these concepts are important for most FPS games
I don’t agree that CSGO has a higher skill ceiling. Less variables.
Clearly you've never played csgo if you disagree
Qwerty Bastard no aim assist but also no recoil so basically aim assist if your not the worst FPS player ever
Qwerty Bastard in destiny 2 m&k has bullet magnetism which curbs your bullets so that even if you are not aiming on the person I counts as a hit.
Does this work on console too?
Absolutely, these concepts are important regardless of platform or input device. These would even work in VR :)
Not like it does on PC. Gotta think about recoil and trash aim assist. PC is overall the easier version of D2. And flinch doesn’t affect pc players neither. Basically console d2 is trash lol.
Tator Tot you’ve never played pc if you think it’s easier
IceBox here, those are some GREAT reminders in the videos. I also found some people do not have problems aiming but failed to concentrate in the PvP games.
Absolutely! Thanks :)
Great video. Very timely, it’s exactly what I’m working on at the moment. I’d love to see this expanded into a series.
Thanks! I'll work on some future extensions of this :)
No. They just play 72 hours a day. That's literally it. There is no algorithm in their brain. Everyone can play on that level, you just gotta put it the time, as in everything.
Is this satire?
Simply not true, quantity doesn’t equal quality.
@@spartancrown In this case it does
Hector Tio Salamanca I got 10k hrs into destiny and I am nowhere near the level of some of my friends with much less time who literally rank at the top of the boards so again no it doesn’t. Just putting in hours doesn’t make you better. I don’t care enough to put in the effort to get much better than I am at this point because the game becomes unenjoyable to me at that level.
@@spartancrown Go play private against your friends. You will get better
Dude, I'm just mad that I didn't find you earlier, this is some top notch content you've given us here, thanks.
Awesome video, thank you im always trying to improve my gameplay this video def helps
This video was VERY helpful. I plan on paying way more attention to my crosshair placement. Thank you!
really good video, came in expecting some content creator mentioning painfully basic and cliche topics, but this was genuinely really good. You broke down some really key parts of the game that aren't given enough attention, for sure subbing, keep up the killa content :)
Thank you! :)
Bro.... Carry this on man....6k subs your well better than half the streamers our community watch.... Your sniping is on point, keep it going man, I would love to see more videos in the future.
Thank you! I'll keep making them :)
Nice video man. Thanks for the tips. Keep up the hard work
Awesome tips! Thanks man. 👍🏻👍🏻
A++ material dude. You and Coolguy have fantastic content about personal improvement while not being condescending. Just got a pc this year and want to take my skills and go a whole new level. Yes! Yes to more content like this.
Awesome thanks so much! :)
A part 2 would be awesome! Thanks for the info bro.
Thanks! I plan to make one after I finish a few other videos that are in progress :)
Excellent tips, and I would love for you to expand of them.
Thanks!
I took screenshots of when u listed things on the screen and it will really help me thank you so much dude
Awesome!
Great tips! Would love to hear more!
Thanks! I'll work on a part 2 :)
Perfect timing, this video could genuinely help some people with trials coming friday, amazing video 💞
Thank you!
Love this thought process and break down
Series! These tips and others u hav made, hav allowed me to get luna's! Now I am working on my not forgotten. :]
Awesome! Working on part 2 soon :)
Great tips and well explained, thanks pal
Keep the series coming Patty 🤙🏻
Great advice right here. I was wondering if you can cover more about movement of specific classes or general movement for pvp in D2.
Thanks! I'd like to make some guides on specific movement soon
Great video man! Good tips and a good rundown especially right before trials, keep it up! Lookin forward to your trials content.
Thank you! :)
More please! Great guide!
at first i wasnt paying much attention to you but once i started seeing you picking off panduh and walluh you got my attention! excellent vid!
Agree!
Thank you! And yes, please make it a series.
pre-aiming is the single biggest boost you can get...but it ties directly into map knowledge: knowing the maps and where people are going to be is crucial to executing effective pre-aiming. I first learned about this when watching someone's video about how to get more no-scopes in Halo...but even once you get this down, skilled PVP players are insane at how they can throw you off by their positioning being just slightly off from what you'd anticipated.
Love these types of videos of yours. Keep it up 👍
I'm glad that you have an analytical nature. As weird as it may sound, you can kind of tell based on people's voices how certain types of people think based on how they sound not just based on the content of what they say.
New subscriber as I've watched a few of your videos and I always liked your breakdowns. Very even handed! Cheers.
Haha thanks, you are correct... I graduated college with an engineering degree, but now I make UA-cam videos lol ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Amazing video! It’s StosTheGhost! You’ve helped me so much with you’re aiming vids!
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback :)
Really good tips presented really well. Thank you good sir! You have gained a subscriber.
So underrated! I liked and subbed this video was extremely helpful even tho im top 1% the small things like grenade cooldown tracking will help me climb higher
Thanks!
Excellent video, well explained. 🙏🏻
Definitely want a part two.
SUPERB information Pattycake, much appreciate your time in your explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Didnt really learn anything new for myself, but you sound so chill and positive i had to sub
Thanks :)
6:52 I love the wallbang try like you were holding an AWP lol.
Haha my CSGO history is showing xD
really helpful definitely would like to see a series.
Thanks!
Very good stuff, you’ve definitely earned my sub. I consider myself decent at the game, but even basic tips help remind people to focus on stuff like this.
Thanks! We all can improve on the fundamentals, even pro level players!
Learned alot from this cant wait to practice more and implement into my gameplay
Good video!. Thanks for your insights
You are very humble explaining and also respectful to others while doing so. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Very very nice explanations here youve earned a sub my G
Good video man. Some of this i do unconsciencely, but alot of it is still a work in progress
Yeah it's one of those things where I notice the most improvement from studying my own footage. It's hard to notice in game sometimes. Thanks for the feedback :)
Excellent job, enjoyed the video. As an above average (but far from top tier) PvPer it is awesome to see and be reminded how important certain details are. Thank you for the video, just subscribed.
Thank you!
High Quality advice, thank you + just subscribed 👍
Thanks!
Thanks for the tips going to use them right now!
Thank you Patty Cakes! I have been feeling a little narcissistic as of late by reviewing my gameplay footage. These tips are helping me hone some aspects I was wasn't even thinking about. I love this analytical concept. Keep doing them!
Awesome thanks! :)
Thanks for the tips, even though i know most of these I can always get more out of it! Pushing to get Unbroken this season solo comp!
plz more content like this!! Good work dude!
Thanks!
Appreciated the video, many thanks. I work well with concepts. I will definitely try to apply the suggestions. If only I could solve my hand/eye coordination and deal better with sliding shotgun apes xD
You sir just earn another sub!! This was well explained and I learn a new things to improve my game!!thank you!
Thank you!
Part 2+3 would be awesome! Thanks Patty!
Awesome! I'll be working on it :)
Great tips!! Thank you!! Would LOVE pt 2 and 3, etc. If you have any tips for console players, would love that too
Thanks! I'll be working on a follow up :)
Fantastic video Patty!
Great tip it helped me in my last gaming session especially after I switch from my qd and ss to my qd and nd beloved
Awesome!
I don't know why I got this recommend vid, I don't even play Destiny. But it was well put and very interesting. Great content, keep it up!
Allllright, you earned a sub. Make this a series.
awesome video!!! liked and subbed!! keep the content coming
Thanks!