this is actually such a cracked guide/series! Excited to see what else you have in store!

What a good idea for a series. I'd love a guide on wallbangs, since they're such a rare mechanic in shooters. How to use sound to pinpoint locations and such. I've been killed by some real bs before, but trying to pull off wallbangs based purely on instinct is really hard, since people tend to sound a lot closer than they are.

There isn't enough educational hunt content. More please :)

Map features utilization is probably the most critical thing to teach. One who can leverage map to his advantage has huge leverage.

This right here is actually amazing. I don’t need it anymore, since I already use most of these tips, but my god did I need this when I only had like 100 hours. This series will be awesome for newer players, and I will definitely recommend this to newer players that want to get the more advanced things down.

This is actually nice. Most people who half assedly explain things like this have unintelligible foreign accents so you can't really even understand what they're saying most of the time

Some additional tips for evasion: You should pay attention to the way your enemy shoots. If your enemy has a slow firing weapon like uppercut, you can time their shots to know when it's safe to shoot back, or when it's time to dodge. If you notice that they aren't hitting you at all, you might think that they are a terrible shot, but this behavior could also mean that they are only aiming for your head, and therefore you need to move your head more to protect it. Evading often makes your perception and accuracy suffer. Whenever you get a chance, it's better to stand still for a moment and focus purely on aiming. Also, watch out for the same tactic being used by the enemy. When i played in high ranks, the players, that scared me the most, were the ones that would suddenly stand still in the middle of the combat. It was always a sign of them going for the kill shot. You barely have any time to aim back at them, or go for cover. The most you can usually do in these situations is focus purely on dodging, hope to land a flick shot, or trade with them. If you are playing in a team, you can use evasion as an offensive tactic for pressuring enemies. When playing in high ranks 1vs3 i often get destroyed by teams that have this one teammate who would do nothing but approach me and dodge my shots while his teammates run towards me from other sides. By focusing on evasion, you are wasting enemy's time and ammunition, giving your team a bigger chance at killing them. Though this tactic is very risky, especially if your enemy is a good shot, or if they have a weapon with high fire rate. Pay attention to what ranks you are playing in. Higher ranks tend to aim for the head most of the time, so occasionally crouching is a valid way to avoid headshots. However, lower ranks aim for the torso more often, so by crouching you are only giving them a chance to accidentally hit your head. So, in other words, higher ranks = avoid headshots, lower ranks = avoid bodyshots. Quickplay is perfect for evasion practice, as you lose nothing except time when you die, and you almost always encounter an enemy at the first compound you enter.

This is a solid guide for 5/6 star bracket console play. Especially stressing of the randomized movement in big open fields. Scariest place for a player to get caught with their pants down.

Nice video. One of the strategies that often hurts evasion is uniform movement. Many melee charging players will swerve uniformly, and you can just aim in the middle of their pattern, firing every time they pass over your reticle. Evasion should be unpredictable.

0:00 Intro 0:43 What is evasion 1:00 Swerving (Aim swinging) 3:09 Swerving, when not to use it. 5:20 Stagger Stepping/Crouching 9:44 Jump Peeking

Love this series. Just wish it was PC gameplay. On a side note, a guide on when to commit to a push and how to help teammates would be guide i’d be interested to see!

It’s actually a really good explanation for the things 5-6* players use all the time. You won yourself a sub! I’m curious for your upcoming content! Keep up man, good work!

As a seasoned 5 star who's only a 5 star because there isn't enough 6 stars for me to kill to get 6 star ( do to how the MMR system works) I don't need this info, but I still look out for these kinds of guides so I know who to promote to new Hunters to help em get closer to the real hunts. Ima be promoting this is the discord for real. Keep at it.

I have been trying to teach a friend of mine who has just started playing how to be better. But since I have over 1k hours in the game, like you said, it has become instinctual and I don't think about it in the moment. I'm sending this to him now and hopefully he will understand now why I "Run around in the open like a dumbass." Instead of crpuching stationary behind one piece of cover till I get surrounded.

I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on when to be aggressive vs defensive (and when to switch tactics)

yo dude this was actually a massive thing you just taught.....ive been playing for decades and never once thought of the power of swerving sideon to mitigate hitboxes at full swing

This type of video is amazingly useful for newer players! I love the way its presented with examples to make a point. As a suggestion for a future video since you asked at the end, slicing the pie and keeping tabs on side angles would be extremely useful for a few friends of mine who are new to the shooter genre

the quality of the video and the microphone itself is poor, but this guy speaks wisely, he tells the truth! Really well done tutorial, maybe in the future, when editing materials, set the voice filter like in the eighteenth century and the video filter black and white?

One thing I've found is communication is meta especially when playing random trios if you don't tell your team your plan then usually one person ends sat outside compound in a bush while the other two fight the boss and then that person 9x out of 10 gets picked off which gives the enemy the upper hand play with confidence and if you can't then practice on the solo mode until you feel upto a more rewarding challenge, plus see the map more like a chess board no move guarantees a pay off but if you can up the odds then its your move to make also sometimes the chess board is set against you so sometimes leaving before the odds are stacked against you can be the best outcome just play the map is my advice- 5 years of mathing it up 😂

U rock man, great game sense and breaking it down to simple concepts. Like u said a lot of people wont teach this concepts keep it up. Also at the end ur using my fav gun and skin berthy Earthshine baby!

very solid guide, explained a lot of things that i see streamers/youtubers do that i didnt understand. thanks!

Its like Im watching a Discovery Channel. Contents, explanations and the voice acting...anyway this video helps a lot. Good work and hope to see much more like this.

A console hunt video? Very based big smooch. Actually very good descriptions and I hope you have good luck with your videos in the future (:

Amazing vid! Unfortunately, mic quality isn't as good as it could be, but I'm sure it'll improve over time. I would suggest an episode covering the techniques used to safely/reliably push a boss lair/compound.

To go with other people's suggestions here, since I think you did a great job with this one; Maybe an episode on types of aiming would be worth doing? Could use it to talk about the differences between 'true' aiming and flick-shots, when to stay ADS'd and when to lower the gun between shots, what weapons work well enough to bother with hipfire in a pinch, etc. I find that any time I mention that aiming normally and flick-shooting use different types of dexterity, and people can be better or worse at either type, it ends up confusing people because a lot of people see all aiming as the same thing. Edit: Another one might be 'how to win a knife fight', or just a general guide to melee weapons. Most people know what melee tools are good for what enemies, but nobody really talks in specific terms about how to win a melee fight without dying. Might be a shorter episode, but could help some people.

I really like movement shooters and played quite a bit of Titanfall so I always try to use evasion. It's great seeing a guide teaching how to most effectively evade in this game

One one hand this video is amazingly educational and helpful for novices like me, and I'm thankful for that. On the other hand, I wish the game was less arcadey and twitchy in it's movement and rewarded more tactics and out-thinking opponents. All this bunny-hopping and spastic movement feel a bit off in such a grounded and realistic looking game.

Holy shit, congrats on the success buddy!

great guide although i already do all of these things it took me a long time, by watching better players , to understand them. a guide like this would have certantly helped getting better movment without trial and error XD love it

Brilliant video. Thank you. Sometimes I am not sure what some of these players are doing. I just know I can’t hit them…🤦. This helps clear that ups.

40 seconds in and I really love the concept, already subscribing

Just yes. This type of content is so important for newer players. Keep it up!

Note that since shotguns are perfectly accurate while midair you don't have to wait till landing to shoot while jump peeking. Granted this is somewhat difficult to do but if you can manage it, it's very very effective.

This was a wonderful guide! I'm looking forward to following along with the series. Here's my suggestion for an episode down the line: "Why your shot didn't land." or "Why they are still alive." We've all been there I think or, for prides sake, hope: you could have sworn that your aim was dead on and yet no hit registers or you're getting multiple hit markers in a row and still the bastard won't go down. It's easy in the heat of the moment to blame the game but I'm betting the majority of cases are down to user error. It would be great to hear you go through a few of those scenarios and discuss the reasons behind why what might at first glance look like a hit isn't or at least not a good one. Also, in the few cases where the game may have something to do with the miss and there is a way to tell, that would also be an interesting subject to help determining what to practice and what to ignore and move on from.

As a intermediate player this helps me to learn better as i do want to be that one solo player NO ONE wants to encounter

I really enjoy this, my buddy and I have been playing this game for about a year now and while I went in understanding most of these principles my buddy did not. Now finally after a year he’s started figuring this out and getting his kills up, but if he had this at the very beginning it would have been huge. Great guide!

Glad I found you’re channel man these vids are solid 👌

Stumbled on your vid, class is in session. Great work man

Great video! I shared it to my friend circle to shout you out, the console community needs guides like these; so keep it up!

On the top of my head, I'd think of topics like "timings and tricks for picking up or necromancing downed teammates", or "timing and tricks to push or fall back : after a tag, when the ennemy is pushing, or when u hear them cooking"

I recommend disabling doors/windows highlights to make it easier to spot enemies behind them

Super neat vid, thanks, cool to put words toward these movements

Really good vid and advice, currently haunting the depths of 3 star as i have only been playing about 2 months but definitely going to use some of these tips to improve my game. good job

I thank you for this. I just got some new insight and hope to put it to use.

I suggest proper melee charges. Seen a lot of times people charge up their melee and commit to much to a charge and get killed when switching to your gun could secure a kill instead.

From now on, I shall refer to my head as my "headshot hitbox"

Really informative video, while staying short and on point. Great work man! As 3/4* player I can't wait to try and learn this techniques (rn waiting for the new internet to get installed in my home...) Thumbs up and subscribed!

Nice guide! I liked the funny comments during the gameplay

Such a dope video! No frills, no silliness, just good solid information. Also, I see a Romero Hatchet, I click like. As far as suggestions, wallbangs would be nifty of course, maybe a guide to good melee approaches, or how/when to make use of a melee option in PVP and what ones you appreciate?

What a great video! Hope your channel grows quickly!

I'm glad I just discovered this channel! Very well done, I'm also a console player! I'm quite experienced and I found myself already using your tips, but you put it so well "on paper"!

Your video really helped alot bro keep up the good work .

Dude, this was a solid video guide. I learnt a ton since I'm a relatively new Hunt player. Cheers lad!

if you can. i recommend a weapons, tools, consumables, and ammo guide. also something players won’t teach. each guide can be a separate video. teach us what’s each good side a bad side they have. again just suggestion this idea was great

I love this style of video, and watching this makes me almost want to do something similar with the game! I'm pretty experienced and probably wouldn't need it too much, but I would love to see a video on movement across the map (i.e. where you should and shouldn't go depending on what you know, when to cross over to the other boss, how to behave on the map when you hear other players, etc). Thanks for creating such a good guide!

Great video!! I'm not sure if its in theme but I would love a video about throwables and which ones to use where and when, that's the only skill I'm severely lacking and I can't remember any tip videos talking about explosions and shit in depth.

Allways go full crazy legs when the fight erupts 😂🏃‍♂🤸‍♀

This swerving should just be embarrassing from a developer standpoint. You made this AMAZING game where people can set up a trip wire trap by an oil barrel while one hides up on the ledge of a dilapidated building 150 meters away waiting for the trap to be sprung and take the player out while he's frantically trying to put out the fire in his face. Instead your game is played like this... Two people at point blank, jumping and shooting at each other until one dies. Good job

I would like to see a stealth guide. Way too many people tell me they dont stealth much because it doesn't work for them but imo its mostly because they just subconsciously refuse to fully lean into it.

Great guide! Thank you

Really nice content! Would love a video on rotations!

Ngl, I've been condescending to console players and their "aim", but your gameplay looks so smooth I wasn't even able to tell that you are using a controller. A wery well-paced video and I can appreciate the amount of work that went into a video this long, I've been struggling to come up with a 5min script, lol. Good luck there, gonna keep an eye on you!

as a console layer this guy really needs to play this on PC. We cant do half of this. we get movement penalty for turing too fast and also for crouching to often. so the spinning to lot is not possible. as well stagger step and jump and crouch. all we got is serpantine and feint

I first played Hunt on console before quickly moving to PC and I don't know what it is but the sensitivity is completely messed up. going from high tier 6Siege to Hunt was wild I can do well on 6Siege on console or PC using controller for both even but Hunt is nearly unplayable with a controller, for me of course, to the point I can't tell if it was a purposeful design choice or just bad implementation and seeing 5 stare combat relegated to who can strafe shoot better and not who can actually aim with the right joystick is just horrible to see I hope they actually fix it because Hunt is one of the best games out there.

So THIS IS WHY I SEE SO MANY ELITE FPS PLAYERS SWERVE AWAY (in long ttk/non-hitscan games) AFTER TAKING UNLIKELY POTSHOTS‽ I know it probably doesn't work in all games but this feels like it's got to be a staple emergent strategy in some gamut of titles. The way we gamers live & respawn by the saying, "when all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail", is always an entertaining thing to me.

Is this Hunt on console? Damn. Most of my PC 1v1 duels are at a longer distance, so the "don't over aim" tip is definitely right on the money

Nice vid, Thats a thing I dont like in Hunt like any FPS for that matter where it becomes a jumping simulator ( was the same for crouching before they nerfed it ) I understand the tactics/strategy behind but lets be honest have ever see anyone fight for real like that, maybe in a meme comedy movie that could be featured :)) . Also I dont play on console but you do land some nice shot with a controller, GG to you man !

Nice guide! How about a guide for how to place traps in not super obvious ways that will get spotted and disarmed.

I’d add in loadouts and team comps as a player doesn’t teach episode

I recently became 5* and it has been brutal - thought I was somewhat good but no, haha! However, evasion is key to surviving one more minute. Will be watching this series closely! Thanks.

Nice to see more hunt creators. Love the video.

Maybe an episode on ratting like how to do it effectively as a solo/team and how to counter a solo/team doing it

Got my sub great explanation ty ! Happy hunting! Thanks 🙏

This is pure gold. Have a sub.

Nice Video, extremely useful, especially if you run a saber like me.. Another good video concept you could do is target prioritization, lots of times I find people struggling to decide who is the biggest threat when multiple people are aiming at them and not too many guide touch base on this topic either.

There might be a bit of a difference in console vs pc here. I don't think I could get away with jumping or crouching this often with out triggering the slowdown penalty for spamming those actions.

Man, I swear I died exactly like that second shot after the "Scan This". Me and my buddy had just killed a duo and an extra solo hunter appeared (black coat or lonely howl, idk). Could that be me dying? lol

This was super helpful.

ma man sharing his hardearned wisdome

Amazing thank you

Very helpful !

i like your voice, reminds something from cold war era propaganda movies narrator voice. Also, great stuff.

Very informative I’m almost 3000 hours in and I appreciate these tips a lot

Thanks!

huh thanks for the guide, should train more evasion myself I guess

This is good but I definitely think you should stress the difference between console and PC when it comes to movement. Console is so much more forgiving because it's harder to hit shots in general than PC is. Obviously you want to do most of what you said here and move unpredictably but I feel like on PC it's more important to try to break LoS in most situations instead.

ooooooh i like this, you have a good audiobook voice :)

Great vid man

Flanks/rotations based on loadout

These are good tips since Hunt's movement and animations are like that. Unfortunately... hunt's movement and animations are like that

This is really good.

audio settings would be a nice topic. i would recommend using an easier Font for your thumbnails. i think the one u re using now is scaring people off your video before they click it

good tips mate, tho on pc we cant loot hunters and swirl like that, they nerfed it soooooome time ago

1:37 I am by no means expert at the game, so I am not sure what I am about to say is true, but since there is no body penetration to my knowledge then sideways also makes you take less damage, because your typical torso hit can become and arm hit. Someone correct me if I am wrong but that's was my way of thinking of why to do that

It is surprisingly warming to get a useful advice for pc from a console peon, i mean, player! *tips hat*

Good info and breakdowns but watching some of these exchanges using controllers is just painful to see.

I actually teach new players movement techniques and dodging. My rule for bomb lance is duck left cause of the swing arc.

Great stuff 👍

Scream as loud as you can at your opponent to assert dominance.

thank you for covering the console differences. not all of us are PC players with wicked good aim.