Agree on a location before the jump
For training, choose an area where you can calmly examine the surroundings and assemble a basic kit. A very popular point gives a lot of battles, but little time to understand the controls. As a team, mark the meeting place and alternate option. Dividing into different areas makes it difficult to help, even when each participant separately received good weapons.
Collect a kit for the next battle
Start with items you know how to use and necessary supplies. Don’t linger over every unfamiliar nozzle if you can already hear opponents nearby. After the first assembly, evaluate whether the kit is capable of working at the distance of the nearest route. It is useful to reduce the number of decisions at the beginning: familiar weapons allow you to pay more attention to sound, cover and the position of your allies.
Zone determines exit time
Keep an eye on the safe area and start moving with a reserve. A straight line on a map may run through an open field or an awkward slope. Compare the route with available shelters and the ability to change direction. Do not continue searching for small prey if it eats up time for a long journey. A fight out of an advantageous position often begins precisely because of a too late decision to leave.
Analyze your position after a defeat
Remember where the threat came from and what cover was available. Separately evaluate the shooting and the route: good accuracy does not correct the exit to several directions of fire at once. To practice, use the available modes that do not require a long wait for the next match. Change one habit at a time - for example, the time you enter the zone - and compare several attempts.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
