Is this fucking hipfire in your picture? Okay. I'm dead for five seconds. Is this the Ace? What's going on boys? Welcome back to another video on the game Area F2. Yes, as you may have noticed, we've had a little upgrade on the microphone. How does it sound? Anyway, welcome back and in today's video guys, I'm going to show you how to improve your aim and become a pro in Area F2. There's some really good techniques you can use in this video. You're going to find out exactly how. Now before I go ahead, every single video I do a free shout out for one of you guys on my official Twitter at Smith Spit roast. So the winner of today's one is a man called Akbar Pasha. He says, you'll be pro soon. Well, my idea for you is to make a montage video of your favorite agent. If you love my idea and shout out my channel Skolgun Gaming. So I promo. Okay, appreciate that. Thank you for your kind words, buddy. I will do exactly that and you already know my favorite agent. It is Panther. So that's going to be the next video. If you want to shout out in my next video, just make sure you go and tweet me on my Twitter. So without further ado, let's get straight into this video on how to aim like a freaking pro. Let's go. Yeah. Baby, who else hold and find out? Wanna know if I get it wrong behind dog? I'm sipping on you like some fine wine dog. When it's over, I press for one dog. Talking bands. I got it. Pinch your bands in my pocket. Okay, so welcome back guys. Before we even get into this video, I want to remind you of the recruitment and $100,000 that you could actually win for yourself. If you are level five and under, so if you are brand new to the game, head on over to the event page, which is just below me right here. Head on to the recruitment tab, which is on the far left hand side. And all you need to do is scroll down to the bottom of that page where it says enter your recruiters, recruitment code before you reach level five. You can see my code on the screen right now. So go there if you're level five and under, type in my code and you can get some free gold and one free skin when you first start the game. Okay, so getting into this video, guys. I'm how exactly to aim like a pro. But having a lot of you guys actually asked me how to do this. It's very simple. I practice every single day doing this. But before we get into anything, all you need to do is make sure you have the correct sensitivity on the game. So I've been feeling around with these guys on the top of the screen. You can see the camera. You have high medium, which is default and low. You can also customize your certain settings as well, guys. Feel free to copy mine. I've changed some sort of settings such as the no scope x axis and the no scope y axis. If you are brand new to the game, what I would recommend is just switching to medium default. It's a good sensitivity. It helps you to be able to actually hit enemies much easier for a sort of pro level. And for sort of my level of the game, I switch mine to high. It makes it so you can just switch to enemies really quick. Once you get used to it, it's sort of muscle memory guys. But this is the first thing you really want to do when you enter settings. Now there is one setting that you need to change. Now this is my camera setting as high. If you scroll down a bit, you've got your ADS setting, which is high, medium and low as well. You want to keep this on medium. And you want to make sure the y axis and the x axis, the top two are set at 100 each. That is a must. Trust me. You will know what I'm on about in the game. It makes it so your aim is so much crisp and so much smoother. The UAV camera doesn't really matter. I've left that on medium and your camera when you see on these surveillance cameras, I would leave that as medium as well. So they're basically controls and the sensitivity guys that I would recommend. Now I'm going to show you exactly what I do before I even get into any games. When I click on my tablet and power it on, when I load up the game, there's one thing you have to do first, which get... I mean, if you can go straight into a game if you want to, but it's... I wouldn't recommend it. I would recommend doing this tip first. So let's get into it. Okay, so before I even load up the game, guys, I hit start in the bottom right corner. I go over to bootcamp. Okay. Now bootcamp automatically puts me into a game training. If you click on training on the left hand side, you can pick attackers. You can pick a defender. You can pick which map you want. So let's go to the attackers side right now. So it will load you into the game just like this, guys. Let me get my headphones on ready. Okay, and I'm just going to spawn in randomly. And this is all I do, guys. My favourite character is Panther. So if I just load in now, it's going to load into the cargo dock. I'm just going to load in, like I said, randomly. I'm going to go for Panther. My favourite attacker in the game with his farmers. Now, the bootcamp is really good, guys. Because you can basically just pick any agent you want. They're all unlocked for you, even if you haven't gotten them originally unlocked. And all I do is basically just go around, walk straight into the building just like this. So let's just get the pistol out so we can run a tiny bit faster. Let's just move over. So we've got these blue lines right here, which actually show you exactly where the point is. So bootcamp's really good as well, guys. Not just for your aim and sensitivity training, but it's also good for sort of exploring the map and getting to know all of the rooms and stuff. So we're just going to hop in here. And you'll notice in the map, guys, you've got sort of little targets, target markers just like this. So you can literally just go round and just practice on each target. And there's different targets that move in the game as well. They act as normal enemies, for how much a normal enemy would actually take to kill. There you go, look, someone's coming up with stairs. So I would just recommend just doing this before you even load up any game, especially for you pros. There was two people right there. And you can just roam from rooms to room. You can even practice with a pistol if you want. Let's just go find another target. Let's go over here and you target. There we go. So there we go. All you need to do, guys, is just practice and practice and practice in a bootcamp. And once you feel ready and you're all nice and sensitiveed up, is that word sensitive? I'm going to go with it anyway. But once you're all prepared, guys, and you've sort of practiced in the bootcamp, go ahead into the real game. But this is what you want to do and this is what I do. And a lot of pros do before I even load in. So here's tip number one, guys. Gonna get into tip number two right now. Okay, my second tip, guys, for actually aiming like a pro in this game. Now, if I look here, you have three enemies lined up right there, as soon as you go for the doorframe. This is a tip generally a lot of pros use. It's called the peak, which is pretty self-explanatory. I mean, with the ADS, the normal ADS like that, a lot of sort of new players tend to sort of ADS like this. You don't even want to use the normal ADS burn, so you ADS straight. Okay, all you need, right? If you look at my two fingers right here, all you need to ADS in is the two peaks. That's all you need to do. Is literally just ADS in with the peaks. You'll rarely see pros use this sort of aim. And that's because when you actually walk around a corner, they automatically peak straight away. So if I want to peak left around this corner, I can just do that and just destroy the enemy. If I want to peak this side, if I want to go this side, I automatically peak before I even get into a line of sight of the enemy. So just like that, headshots and it's really simple, guys. This is a strategy you want to use. You don't want to sort of walk around into a door and then go in like that because you'll just get hit easier. And if you go like this, you get to see the enemy quicker before they actually go in. So if you're going in like this, they can see you quicker. So the only two buttons you need to use to ADS is the left and the right one, just like this. So when you're going in from the right, just like that, there's an enemy just there. Take them out just like that. And this is what a lot of pros tend to use. So that's tip number two, guys. Let me know what you think about that. Okay, so once you put all of these in action, guys, and you've got a lot of muscle memory from doing that, again, just spend at least sort of 10 to 20 minutes at the beginning of your game before you even get into any pro lobbies, especially before you even get into ranked. What I would recommend is when you first load up the game, go in the boot camp for about 10 to 15 minutes, practice your aim on the bots that are in there. Maybe start a casual game before you even get into a ranked game, just to get used to the actual enemies and the other players in the game. And then you are ready for ranked. And if you put all of these in action, you will definitely become better in the game. And you're like I said, game muscle memory and recover pro. Another thing I'd recommend, guys, that are not a lot of people doing this game to recover pro. You have to have the perfect HUD. Okay, so if I go into HUD right now, you'll see, I have my perfect HUD setup right here. You can't see the buttons behind me, but I'm basically my two peak buttons. This is, in my opinion, probably the best HUD to use in this game. It makes it very simple to be able to peak with your right hand. Bear in mind, guys, I'm using the four finger claw on my tablet right here, as you can see. This will be different for different people. If you're using two thumbs, this HUD is going to be a lot different. Comment below if you want me to make a HUD on two thumbs, if you're an actual thumb player. And you want me to make a separate pro HUD for you guys. But this is the HUD that is perfect for a four finger claw. You've got the peaks behind me. I don't want to join you right now, bro. You've got the peaks behind me, which you just use your left four finger for, as well as your crouch and your prone. And you've got everything on your right hand side too. I'm not going to go into it in too much detail, but yeah, that's basically the best sort of HUD that I think is perfect for a four finger claw. Let me know in the comments if they work for you. If you've improved in the game with these tips, make sure you press that subscribe button and you hit a like on this as well. And use my recruitment code. Go follow him on Twitter as well. So I appreciate everything guys. I hope these tips help you become a pro in the game. And I will see you in the next video. Yeah, boy!