Speeder Help

Thats where the "know your enemy" part comes into play. Sadly, though, if you're up against a P2W, he'll put two massive holes in you before you can set up a rhythm, then it's GG. But yes, stutterstep works. Its crazy, but it works. I was surprised to I did it. Then I remembered that I'd never seen it!

 

How much battle experience do you have? 4k+? If it's 4k+, follow your instincts.

 

Okay then. Can you tell a flank from a kite?

 

Define flank. And distinguish between flanking and kiting.

 

No. Look. Let me give you some basic lessons here.

Flanking is an offensive tactic where you sneak in, not firing a single shot, and breach enemy lines without getting shot. Then you go into the rear and start backshotting them. It hurts, and ruins their focus. Flanking is only usable when battle lines are drawn i.e vision on the complete enemy team is acquired. A flanker should never get spotted.
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Kiting is when you take a heavy opponent out of play by distracting him. It is a support tactic. Kiting works well when the player opposing you thinks he's taking much more damage than he actually is. Flares are good for this, so is carronade. Unlike flanking, which requires you to stay out of sight of the entire enemy team, kiting requires you to force an opponent (or two) to chase you.
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Struggling YT channel*

 

Thanks. Some of them are from back when I was a BB noob, so don't judge xD.

 

I became a speeder for the funniest reason. I had an epic lv10 nitro. On a mk4. The ship literally jumped every time I went over a wave with nitro. Then I learned the "nitro drift". Then I learned that speeders are superb for people with good aim. So, speeder. Lol.

 

Punks with legendaries need a more passive-agressive combat style, which I will explain in detail soon.