USEFUL TIPS TO GET BETTER IN COD MOBILE!

USEFUL TIPS TO GET BETTER IN COD MOBILE!

stay until the end for an important announcement these are 5 steps you can do that we sometimes forget in order to improve not only in cod mobile but in almost every fps game entering season 2 of cod mobile with path saying he's having greater expectations for the season means .
we might finally enjoy playing card mobile again whether if you're a new player an old player that's planning to come back for season 2 or even an experienced player who's struggling on some parts of your game it's not a bad idea to learn or relearn the basics from gun skill movement map awareness and even to your settings having a strong foundation in each area is important because that makes you a more complete player don't know where to begin let's look at a checklist on the things .

Learn the basics

we have to learn on a basic level when it comes to gun skill we're talking about aim sensitivity crosshair placement recall control and trigger discipline for movement .we've got all the moves when to do them and how we apply them into a gunfight in order to gain the advantage an area i haven't covered in the articles yet map awareness we've got map movement knowledge of map spawns rotations and how to put yourself in power positions are just some of the things.

we should be aware of using the mini map to its full purpose is one of the things a lot of players forget to do myself included if you're a beginner or a player who's getting rusty learning the basics will build or rebuild the foundation we need as a good player in cod mobile right now you may be thinking i don't know where to start how do i learn all of these on my own well i know just the thing that might help you in case you didn't know there's a website called youtube in here you can find everything with a simple search you get to decide what to learn first and as you scroll around there's a lot of good channels out there and it's up to you to choose who to watch on the thing you want to learn right now and if you want only really pro players are just players who do the basics really well and on a high level remember that you can also watch tutorials from other fps games to have a broader area of the skill you're trying to learn and actively apply .

whenever you try to improve a certain skill you want to be focusing on how you do it whether that's centering before scoping in how you drag your finger when controlling recoil getting better at sniping or anything really you want your time spent practicing to be worth it for example this week you'll be practicing aim set up a routine you can do to improve your aim and do it for short bursts but give it high effort and challenge yourself that way we don't get too bored and we feel that we are really improving set up a time to practice in training mode or in pub matches before entering ranked or scrims all you need to do is start slow build repetitions while doing it slowly and eventually speed will come and everything will become second nature to you be patient with your process and pay attention to the smallest details and do them well .

I'm sure you've come across pro players or content creators and you want to have a similar play style or try to learn a skill from them in this era where more and more people are pulling out content it only makes sense that we take advantage of this so we can learn from them we can become like akashi and become a copycat ninja by taking disciplines and techniques from our favorite players when i was learning how to play the game i try to learn from different players and creators and see their decision making and how they do certain things the players i tried to study were jokester eiferk godsley bolu and a former cod mobile pro player scurvio i can definitely say i tried to model my gameplay from them and build my own playstyle .

I enjoy being passive and staying back but lately i've been trying to practice on how to rush around the map and play fast i'm still far from becoming a complete player but i'm willing to work on it so i can teach you guys my process too you can pick one player per area you want to copy from and take note on how they do things so you can apply them too bolu jokesta and scurvio are good players to learn from if you're playing on phone you can get disciplines from other famous streamers or pro players say like shroud or players from the call of duty league which is ongoing right now if you want to become a great player and you're hoping to enter the pro scene. you gotta have one strong area and double down on what you think you're good at and try to improve on other areas of your game by learning from others the only thing that's holding you back is you well maybe some other things like lag unoptimized phone or bad teammates you'd be surprised how much you can learn by studying your own gameplay after deliberate practice completing steps one to four enter a ranked match or your scrims and record your full gameplay still being mindful apply what you have learned and play the best you can don't overthink just try to enjoy while playing the game with your newly acquired disciplines.

 After your game session get some rest before the day ends try to watch your game footage and analyze on the things that you've done right and some things where you had poor decision making list the things you've done well and the things you could work on to improve your game back when i was still playing in pro scrims i've always recorded my gameplay and try to re-watch and learn from the situations i messed up and think of how i should react in those situations in order to win the match for my team this accelerated my progress as an individual and a team player and as simple as it is it helped me break bad habits that hindered me from playing my best these are just some of the things you can do to improve your game and i encourage you to try them all out but remember at the end of the day not everything is in your control there might be days you get frustrated because you miss your shots or you play the game with poor decision making but that's okay focus on what you can control and that's getting better as a player. 

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