In the video I talk about all of these tips and maybe some of them will hit with you........whoaaaaa I never thought of that.
Here are my tips in short. They are in order.
1.) Get your strongest set up with quick TTK (Time To Kill) guns. An assualt rifle is not the best weapon to rock because the TTK is so low compared to The Last Word or the Thorn. I use a Shotgun a lot because the TTK on a shotgun is better than everything except a Sniper head shot which is not nearly as easy to use.
2.) Play alone. If you play with team mates they will take some of your potential kills. Plus I have found that when I search for games by myself I find a lot easier people to play against, this may have something to do with Bungie's match making system.
3.) Get some music to listen to while you are ripping. Music helps to maintain flow and not stress over mistakes.
4.) Don't worry about dying. Yea dying will slow you down but you are only going to do worse if you think about your deaths and stress over them.
5.) Position yourself against team mates. Often the enemy will be opposite of where your team is so if you can position yourself against your team mates there is a good chance that you will be in an area to get a few kills.
6.) Go Hunting mode. Be ruthless and very aggressive, know when to prey upon your meal and know when to pounce for the catch.
7.) Pop your super as fast as you can. In big kill games you should not be holding your super, use it and then it will start to re-charge, this way you can maximize your super potential.
8.) Catch your flow and string your kills. Engage the enemy in a way that you can continue the engagement. The more often you get an engagement that you can move off to the next victim the better.
9.) Play confident. Don't second guess yourself and maintain your flow. If I can get a game with 60 kills so can you, it may take time and practice but we all have limitless potential and this means that what ever it is that I can achieve so can you. Stay confident in knowing that and don't get down on yourself for bad plays or bad games.
10.) Set smaller goals en route to larger ones. If your best kills in a game is 28, set a goal for 30 then 35 and so on. When you achieve your smaller goals it will open your eyes to the bigger ones and make them more realistic, it may take you a week or a month to break your current personal best but you can break it.
11.) Watch high kill games and learn from some of the best. I have many videos out on Destiny and some tips videos as well, you may be able to see something in them that flips the switch.....Ohhhh I should try that. Go to twitch and watch WTFisPoshy, TomCatChi, and AEGabriel, these are all very good players that play PvP competitively and we can all learn from them. It is important to know that we can all learn from one another, even though I have tips videos out and good stats does not mean I can not learn from others. I constantly adjust my style and mentality when it comes to Destiny to try and be the best player I can be, I learn from randoms that I play against all the way to learning in Sweaty matches with some of the best. Constantly evaluating yourself is key to becoming the best player that you can be.
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why does everybody try to pub stomp and call that "big game"? that's like "real madrid vs FC clubfrom4thleague". I understand why it might be satisfying sometimes to just wreck the other team, but it's not competitive and not nearly as fun as beating equally skilled enemies in clutch games. the guys you were paired with (and against) were clearly some leagues below your skill level.
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Edited by Ronin Tanuki: 3/13/2015 4:07:25 AMHow do people listen to music while they game? Shouldn't that have a huge impact on situational awareness? Your sense of hearing is kind of important...
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Crucible Scrubs Anonymous We put the Crew in Crucible! Clan link: https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Xbox/881082 We are a group of casual Crucible players dedicated to improving their pathetic Crucible K/D Ratio and average score. Join us to: -Practice your Crucible skills with a group of equally bad players -Find a group to finish the dreaded Thorn bounty -Have fun Requirements: -Must have a K/D ratio of 1.5 or below -Must be Level 1 or above -Must have weapons -Must have played at least 0 games of Crucible -Don't be a jerk If you are interested, comment your gamertag and K/D ratio and we can get started!
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I played against AEGabriel in the last iron banner. That shit was horrible.
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Dude u and bulletproof do work against God Squad bruh!
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Edited by TronCat: 3/12/2015 11:20:36 PMGood tips and cool video. Also when you listen to music do you have destiny sound on mute? You can't hear people pop supers etc so it may be harder without any destiny sound.
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Awesome guide! Can you give us a few tips on aiming? What kind of sensitivity are you using? How you learned to aim better? Are you using hip fire? Etc. It would help me a lot cause this is my sticking point.
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Bump it up
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Beam jet can't melt fuel steel
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Good ish homie
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Very good tips and excellent video
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Must be nice to play without lag.
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Tips I get from high kill games. Use blink and a shotgun. That is all
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Still wish that all my teammates didn't ragequit.
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I feel like if I listen to this guide I'm a scrub.
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Btw Barney not trying to hijack you post but insted of the Friday videos, why not funny Friday, like major fails in pvp, you know for the giggles!
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Some maps favour a more passive aggressive approach. The anomaly is great for shotgun and blink combo, but shores of time is a scout and sniper map imho.
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you make everyone look like they are standing still... thanks for sharing the tips.
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Good tips for the most part. Watching people who are good at crucible is always a good solution. You'll find pretty quickly that rushing the map with shotties and blink/slide combos is 80% of the battle lol. Playing a conservative game of hanging back and outshooting people I was always pretty solid. I'd go about 1.5-2x k/d pretty consistently. I watched WTFisPoshy play and had seen another top 100 player in rumble who I played with consistently for a while use that same strategy and found it impossible to counter. I started using it myself this week and combining it with my general ability to outshoot people at range netted me MANY more kills and a better k/d ratio. I'd say once I was warmed up, even with one of the better kids on my list playing with me and taking some of my kills, i was netting 35 kills per game +-5 very consistently. K/D was always over 2 on those games, often 2.5-3+. Anyways all points but 2 and 3 are gold. I don't like playing with all randoms as sometimes their mistakes can make for a TERRIBLE game. No matter how good you are, if your team is sucking and forcing you into teh worst spawns in control, it's going to be an uphill batle. Sometimes 1 or 2 guys who know what they are doing are enough to really tip the scales in your favor without really taking away from your kills. Music might help some people, but I like having audio queues on what is going on.
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I get mad at team mates all the time because they don't play confident, how do you know you can't get those crazy unprobable kills if you never go for them?
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I like it, bump good tips
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Edited by HERC1982: 3/10/2015 3:43:34 PMOk Barney love the tips and usually i follow some of then specially when i solo. I know im not the best player EU but with my 13k kills i feel at a decent point to start having a good perspective on crucible pvp. Agressive Play & Classes - By my opinion hunter have a bigger advantage in doing this than a Titan. Titan is more utility, battlefield control, make disorder but for pure kills no one can beat hunters. Strikers for example can epic fail their fist of havoc or most of the times they can use it like "PANIC BUTTON" killing one guy... but you can't chain kill like an hunter all the times, if you are VERY lucky you wreck 2/3 people. Defensers can camp a zone with bubble but experienced players tend to ignore you... and you loose the "FLOW" of the battle. What do you think about that?
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Edited by Forexalised: 3/10/2015 3:07:09 PMAfter 1:10 when you just ran against what was obviously enemy spawn, right at the start of the game I stopped watching. Don't use shotguns because they have the quicker TTK, use them if you enjoy them. Even if you are average with a sniper, if you enjoy it keep doing it as eventually all of that sniper experience will make you better with the sniper and eventually the better player. I know this is a guide to big kill games but if you rush into a team full of people, I don't feel like I should be taking tips from you when you fed them a kill right off the bat. +1 though for your effort, hope this topic helps some average players get better :D Also, popping your super asap is a bad move, why get four single nova bombs when you can get two double to triple kills and get more points from the multikill medals? Some good points from this topic but some really naive points as well.
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Step 1 get a shotgun and runaround aimlessly Step 2 only listen to step 1
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13k score? Damn I r8 8/8 m8.
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Hey mate :D