[00:01] think. Here's why. Firstly, your movement and the shooting that comes know, you want to prioritize shooting in taps or bursts in most fights as it's also because it's way easier to stay alive longer. So, we use movement to
[00:16] make ourselves a harder target to hit and give ourselves the best chance to most people go wrong. It's that they don't know how to do it properly or even know what kind of movements to do at which timings. Bursting in bullets of
[00:30] opponent, our initial flick to micro-adjustment may not always be on our target on the first bullet, but the second has a much higher chance of crosshair. It's also great because between our burst, we're still able to
[00:44] strafe and stay a harder target to hit. But, what about tapping? Well, tapping has a similar approach to bursting, but it's way simpler. With only a single strafe being much smaller, the time to kill can often be actually quicker. This
[00:57] method is great in longer-ranged fights as the target will be smaller and the accuracy of tapping will be crucial. And the shorter strafes will offset you just enough to still displace the enemy's crosshair.