21 REAL SNIPER Tactics YOU Can Use In DAYZ!

[@thatguyshirito2967]

As a solo player in DayZ, I resorted to long distance sniping to survive, great to see this kind of content. Very informative, especially since a lot of these tactics are good to use in general.

[@geronimo5537]

that pretty much is real life. one on one against a larger force is simply too much risk for a single person.

[@17ambi]

so ur just wasting your life surveilling towns

[@JaydenBishop-g8o]

​@@17ambisurveying a town before entering is so much better than just rocking up down the main road of the town not knowing if people are there or not

[@realdea123]

A sniper team can eliminate a fair amount of larger targets and really drive down at the least there morels

[@wolfstadt_]

nice! playing with a small group of friends is fun, but ive been enjoying my solo sessions a lot too. when playing with others its easy to get too relaxed and comfortable having the power in numbers and all. when i play solo im way more alert, on edge, and aware of everything going on around me.

[@jamestaylor3607]

I once asked for team based tactics, you delivered. I run with 2 to 3 others, everyone brings something unique to the table. But our life expectancy went from 1 and 3 to, we've all been alive for weeks on 1 life. I've become so bold to take out groups alone and when my team is on we don't die. I'd like to add, that I study my targets now. I write down names of confirmed members, spots they frequent, and how they operate. Thanks to using what I've learned from you as a foundation for pvp we've become rather successful. Thank you bud

[@KingAlex338]

Glad to hear they are helping dude. Good effort!

[@Joel-sm2zw]

Jesus, never thought about writing stuff down, that is killer honestly, if I could draw out an actual factual map based on bases, bro raids would be fire

[@BushFlying41]

Dang man, and here I am thinking I’m tactical just by using my rangefinder 😔

[@realdea123]

Data on previous engagement is very important

[@Freshie_tech]

Fr😂😂 ​@@BushFlying41

[@BlazinCutty]

I enjoyed this quite a bit actually. It’s amazing how well many tactics apply to DayZ.

[@KingAlex338]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnTheRevelat0r]

Great stuff. Particularly to DayZ's looting mechanic, I would add that you should allow yourself a substantial amount of time overwatching your takedown before you loot them, unless you are absolutely certain all parties were taken down. I once sat in overwatch of a kill for 1h45min because I had a sense they had a friend nearby (when I moved away enough from the town, dead zeds were not despawning) and sure enough, after a long, long wait his friend attempted to loot the body and got promptly killed. That also goes the other way around: if you see a geared dead player that looks unlooted, there's a high chance it is being overwatched, especially if you heard the sounds of the gunfight less than 30 min ago.

[@fintanmccann1128]

Damn you both lost

[@sersweetgooch8044]

I was going to say.. plenty of time to move in and loot lol that could’ve been anyone at that point

[@135Jaeger531]

How did the body not despawn after almost two hours? Isn't 1 hr the max

[@channelname8623]

to be fair, you can run back to your body in that time period 😂

[@kobi399]

Il be sending this to my teammates whose only calout is "over there"

[@Jamespetersenwa]

I played casual mil-sim for a long while and even though it's by no means anything similar to actual military training, they still give you a cursory knowledge of stuff like sky-lining. Now when I play other games I mentioned it and most people have no idea what I'm talking about, but they all seem to have an "ah-ha" moment when you explain it (if they even care). And the "One Below" feels like a great way of forcing you to keep your ego in-check by preventing you from trying to push boundaries that will often lead to mistakes or death. This is especially necessary the younger you are I imagine as young men are far more likely to attempt to push boundaries than an older experienced dude is.

[@MessedUpSystem]

Once more, I find it so cool that after playing for 2000 hours basically exclusively as a sniper (both solo and squad) I've came to learn most of these tactics naturally by necessity

[@davidnunes2216]

exactly. very satisfying to hear

[@kvjandersen]

Outstanding video, Alex! Suggestion for a theme would be for players to familiarize themselves with the variety of gunsights available, such as the PSO-1 and ACOG. The distance measuring reticles actually work, and if you know how to use them will seriously up the distance at which you can confidently engage targets. Other things more specific to game mechanics could also be interesting, such as weapon loadouts (one gun for up close, range, silent work, etc.), considering how easy ammo is to get by and weapon maintenance. For an instance, most guns are damaged or badly damaged when you find them. People tend to repair sniper rifles first seeing as they are the rarest, most valuable finds, only to neglect their secondary (sidearm or close to medium range AR) and have it jam on them in a fire fight. I know I would rather have a gun jam when engaging an enemy who doesnt know Im there or when duking it out at distance, than up close and while engaging multiple hostiles... Long story short: if you dont have the proper tools for the right job, properly configured for what you are trying to do and lack the ammo you need to do it with, your not gonna win any fights at all! Anyways, just suggestions - but keep those vids coming, Alex! Theyre well worth a watch for old and new players alike!

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks mate! These are good ideas but I try to steer away from making “meta” or “gamified” videos as there’s people out there who know a hell of a lot more than me I just stick to teaching what I know! Hope you’re well

[@Superscopek1]

I like the idea of A video on Optics how to use them and if all of the parts of the optic work. Like I know the Range finder in the Pso-1 works more interested in the hash marks and if I could use those to rapidly range targets as well.

[@UrbanDefenseSystems]

Do they work in all weapons and calibers though? I don't know how it works in DayZ, but in real life, reticles and their BDCs (bullet drop compensators) are calibrated for a certain rifle, and a certain ammo. I'd imagine it's kinda similar in DayZ, where the TA01NSN scope is calibrated for an M4, but not for an AKM.

[@Barrythebarnabas]

@UrbanDefenseSystems YES. I know this late but I recently got into Dayz and almost immediately I noticed an issue. I had a crossbow with an M4A1 ACOG, I wasn’t paying attention to the zeroing distance and lost half my bolts cuz they kept flying over the targets heads. Some sights literally cannot even be equipped to weapons, like real life guns without rails limits the potential attachments you can just slap on there

[@littledan6994]

If you can fix a bike...you can fix a car, if you can fix a car..you can learn how to fix a helicopter 💪😉

[@maequinlargo4036]

Love your tips. They're concise and with precision, deadly to your enemy.

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother glad you enjoy these videos!

[@matttyice11]

So glad you’re back to making more of these!

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother! Never stopped they just take a while to make!

[@merocaine]

It's amazing how much of this you internalise after playing a long while, especially the terrain features and contouring, you get agoraphobia pretty quickly! Good tip with the bracketing, I struggle with judging distance.

[@tommydowning3481]

Back when I got way too into DayZ (I would play literally 8 hours a day after work), I noticed how my perception on spaces changed. I suddenly started seeing my real life surroundings in terms of ingresses and exits, no go grounds, contours, blind spots, high grounds and good places to overwatch. This was many years ago, and yet whenever I drive innawoods and see smoke, I still notice that I subconsciously try to match the smoke pattern to that of a heli crash site. It's weird how your brain works.

[@merocaine]

@@tommydowning3481 I went on holiday to Austria, it looked like Chenarus, the forests, shape of the fields, barns, hunting stands, I felt like I had PTSD.

[@tommydowning3481]

@@merocaine that sounds awesome, actually 😄

[@dealler669]

@@merocaine That´s hardly surprising since the Czech Republic is the place where DayZ creators got inspiration because they live here. It´s right next to Austria.

[@merocaine]

@@dealler669 yes it was uncanny, even the shape of fields with the deer stands, driving by I'd get the urge to stop and loot, might find a compass 😁

[@camo_rat]

A great video! Some very useful tips! These tips are gold for those who have the patience to implement them in the game. Great video edit! Keep up the good work!

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother!

[@Gottaculat]

Patience is indeed the name of the game. Sometime, all you have to do is wait longer than the other guy, and let him make the first mistake, like when I killed the guy in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5DGf5ypeKaoeposi=m2DC0C8FLWc3jaTg

[@cashmonkey88]

coming from camo rat himself holy shit

[@rattler_boss1101]

These are very valuable skills to have . I hope we will use them in games only . Also from my own experience with long range shooting is that you should be shooting at center of mass when shooting for long distance . So on long distance is good to avoid headshots and focus more on hitting target in belly

[@KingAlex338]

This is absolutely bang on

[@revanamell1791]

I found the basic training on an AK interesting. Zero to 440m and aim for the dick. Great if you're terrible at judging distance and to land shots reliably. I still prefer to just zero in accurately and go for the chest but it's kinda cool how quickly you can achieve results with it. Just aim for the dick and throw a burst. You'll hit something.

[@Gottaculat]

It's interesting how much of this is about land navigation more than marksmanship or tactics. Land navigation is a huge aspect, because if you don't have the basics of land navigation, how do you expect to execute tactics? We learned land (and sea) navigation in the Boy Scouts when I was a kid, and I grew up before internet or even personal computers were common. Cell phones and car phones technically existed, but only the mega-wealthy had them. When going on road trips, my dad assigned me to be his navigator. We would acquire physical paper maps as current as possible of the US highway system, and any towns/cities we'd pass through (a road trip could easily be over 1,000 miles). We used land navigation methods like you mentioned, such as, "When we see this exit, the next exit is the one we want," or, "If we see this town, we went too far and need to correct course." You made a note of which notable towns, national/state parks, rivers, etc. were on the correct path. Once on our trip, if we were taking more than one car (we didn't have a minivan until 1995), it was also my job to man one of our radios so we could communicate with the other vehicle when rest stops were needed, or as a reminder our exit was approaching. We also did similar stuff with sailing and canoeing trips. It was weird when I started playing DayZ about 7-8 years ago, many of my friends just followed me because being able to navigate was totally foreign to them, but they saw I knew what I was doing. Meanwhile, I'd be like, "Where the fuck are we?" because I don't read/speak Russian, and all the signs are in Cyrillic. However, I'd remember the first 3 letters, like, "If you see 3, Pi-sign, and e, we're near Electric Town," (Elektro - which has a powerplant), or, "If you see 4EP and tall hillside apartments, we're near Cherno," and, "If you see RP backwards N, we're on the East side of the NWAF." Another thing I learned growing up were some of the marksman related stuff you mentioned, as my dad - while not assigned to a marksmanship unit, did win a 300 man shooting competition in basic training for Vietnam, and his job overseas during the war was to turn artillery coordinates into firing solutions that would then be relayed to the appropriate artillery batteries. He told me his particular unit was good enough that they could send a 200 pound 105mm Howitzer shell to within 10 yards of the given coordinate, from as far as 21 miles away (usually they shot only a dozen or less miles, though), and usually they could have the shells on target within 30 seconds of receiving the coordinate - assuming the computers were operational. There was a huge checklist of things/variables, but it was just a matter of making sure your data was correct. He told me shooting a rifle is basically similar to artillery, but easier as the distance is shorter. The bracketing method you mentioned was one such thing he taught me, and yes, we used football fields as a unit of measure, lol! He said they did the same thing in artillery school when doing the role of determining the coordinates to give. If you knew your location, which way is North, and in what direction and approximate distance the target was from your position, you could figure out the target coordinate. He intentionally did poorly at this part of artillery school, because he knew the radio guy's life expectancy in the field was about 2-3 days, and he intended to survive the war, so he let the other guys show off. A bunch of them did get those positions in the field, and my dad heard confirmation that at least half of them died in the field. The one guy was so good, he could, on the first shot, drop a 105mm dummy shell on the hood ornament of any given derelict vehicle they were targeting on the range, and my dad told him he was nuts, lol. Nuts, because they stuck him out in the field when deployed, and the guy was one of the ones that never came home. Anyway, great video, and hopefully you enjoyed my ramblings about growing up learning land navigation and shooting from my dad, who's still alive and in good health, turning 79, soon. Until next time: Good hunting!

[@Watthead80]

Jesus fucking Christ. Why do people feel the need to write a short novel in a YT comment.

[@cptsmoke0001]

Great video, awesome tips and the editing is getting top notch 👌. Keep them coming King .

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother glad you enjoy it! Editing has become a passion of mine!

[@olivere5497]

Hey, i got a suggestion dont play 3pp! Edit- kek. Cope and seethe 3pp players.

[@theochambers8090]

What does 3pp mean?

[@joshcardenas15]

​@@theochambers8090 3rd person

[@gerald3389]

I thought 3pp was 3 people party

[@KingAlex338]

Don’t worry dude the only reason there’s 3rd person in these videos is the server I use to record has it. All our live streams are in first person as god intended!

[@lichy6935]

I mean 1pp is much better overall 3pp could not eXist for me 😊

[@stevenightfox6022]

Thanks for the video. Good information, very well explained, but a bit technically comprehensive. For beginners: think first, then act correspondingly and always expect the unexpected😅

[@KingAlex338]

Good point!

[@eggstu]

This is a really interesting video. I don't know how to say this but I feel like DayZ gives a generally good example of being in a battle/war in terms of freedom and tactics on how to approach a fire fight. The large map, freedom to choose how, when, and type of engagement you prefer, assuming you have time. Obviously this is nothing like reality so I don't mean to compare the two things. But I do find the perspective of someone like yourself is very interesting to hear. Solo tactics vs. duo or team tactics, geography, cover options, gun/ammo availability are all things to consider. You can run and gun but you can also get very tactical and think out unique ways to approach battles in DayZ and I love it

[@TREBLEandGANGSTA]

For sure. This game has me reading the 33 strategies of war by Robert Greene and listening to the amazing war stories podcast. 😂

[@SonofSkyrim01]

If you're unlucky, you'll die anyway. Someone else will notice you first = in most cases you are done. If you don't have the equipment yet = in most cases you're done. Either way, these are tips that may actually help you a bit.

[@skyistooblue2]

i like how most of these are just kinda do you have a brain or not

[@lochlanbest6485]

Great video also thank you for ur service mate

[@wally1077]

This ain't fair, bro got real life experience😂😂

[@Michaelmarkss]

Haha You beat me To A video like this. Former 19D here. My buddies always wonder how I survive as a solo for months on end. My biggest to date was a 5 man squad. I got 2 of them. Injured One and they left. Makes it easier in my opinion if you are a loner sometimes. Deadzones, Countouring. We call it bounding movements. Loved this video brings back memories and is a great thing to show some buddies. Terrain and Valleys are your best friend.

[@KingAlex338]

Great minds think alike brother! Glad you enjoyed the content

[@abcdefgh99697]

Bro bro bro Please do one on urban warfare. I'm suffering a little, would be very helpful if I could get your tips

[@KingAlex338]

Sure thing bro!

[@MrHotguy034]

How to know how much to lead a target when sniping a moving target? also what do you mean length of a football field and times by 3?

[@jonathancastro9603]

It's military confidential 🌚

[@zomge_videos]

American infantry here, this video is gold gents. Spent time in east Afghanistan. Info is legitimate

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother

[@SeiSei-q7y]

He has real life experience, there is no doubt this veteran will teach me an incredible lesson

[@iron4517]

woah what the fuck, Im learning military tactics for a zombie apocalypse game

[@KingAlex338]

Glad you learnt something new!

[@joshuaburris2549]

I was just looking at where to find shoes and food. You guys have sniper rifles?

[@atlantic_love]

LOL same here. From what I've gathered you're better off just heading norwest (or west if you spawn in the northeast), to where things are more difficult.

[@nicholasmiller835]

These are all great tips! Even if you aren't a pvp beast you'll survive much longer using these tactics. You'll no doubt increase your odds as a solo and become a force multiplier in a squad. Cheers!

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks bro glad you enjoy them!

[@criticadore]

demasiado texto DISLIKE.

[@CNSninja]

Guys, if you can learn to communicate efficiently with your teammates, you will have, in my opinion, one of the absolute biggest and most potentially domination-enabling advantages in any team-based shooter, hands down. I really believe that. Almost nobody outside milsim games communicates with any kind of efficiency or efficaciousness. I absolutely love the tips about efficiency of communication. Conveying information without speed and efficiency is probably my biggest pet peeve in shooters. There's nothing more frustrating than hearing a teammate say "Oh shit, there's a dude!" First of all, what dude? Is it a hostile dude? Is it an unconscious dude? A dead dude? A zombie dude? Is this dude your friend? I need so much more info about this dude... And secondly, WHERE is this dude? What's this dude doing? Does this dude see us? [...] I want to know about a contact's awareness, hostility level, movement and direction, location, etc., but most people really, actually don't know how to give that kind of detail, or else under stress they completely forget to/how to do it.

[@ConsciousEntitySound]

Excellent video, love the inside look at the mind of a real sniper. Thanks for all the tactics!

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks dude!

[@ConsciousEntitySound]

Something weird going on with my comments disappearing. Sent you a server invite with an IP and Discord chan but KZbin removed it, possibly find it in your comments dashboard.

[@KingAlex338]

@@ConsciousEntitySound probably YT being odd. Jump in the discord In the description I can always be reached there

[@ConsciousEntitySound]

@@KingAlex338 Copy.

[@jamesschumann10]

Great video as always. Using these methods has definitely helped me become better at pvp

[@KingAlex338]

I’m glad they’ve helped!

[@tylerbryanhead]

This is funny because it reminds me of when I was getting into DayZ. I was playing I'm my barracks room, being stook up by a group of 3, when they asked what I did in the real world. Told them I was an army infantryman, they asked me if I was good with maps, I said yeah I love landnav. Within a weeks we were using actual battle drills, doing propper react to contact, ambushes, ect. Was incredibly satisfying.

[@richtbiskitz8081]

awesome vid mate, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the dayz community. hopefully i can put some of it to use and improve my shocking pvp 🤣

[@stewietk]

I really appreciate you giving this key information for us citizens, Steady.

[@Youtube-swimmer]

It’s interesting how many irl tactics I use in video games across games like PUBG and Vigor. Contouring, cover approach roots, loophole shooting, ambushes, fall back positions I for sure use. Tick off features and dead stops are very heavily for DayZ tho

[@Lewphis-House]

That's VERY interesting, I've been playing Dayz since the ArmA 2 Mod days, I'm good at setting up ambushes but I'm terrible at killing. in ArmA 2 I was fantastic at killing, but since standalone I've barely killed anyone, I find it hard to target with the mouse and keyboard, I was wondering if you have any tips on actual firefights?

[@greasergamingtv7684]

Def helpful Alex, ive always been good at not getting lost by remembering landmarks. But there where some good tactics info about engagements i really liked. Def gonna incorporate them. Thanks

[@un4gvnplaya370]

Thank u sir

[@17MrLeon]

I have 12 000 hours in Dayz I never served and never knew the theory but I gotta admit i was already doing lots of this from experience. Maybe instead of bracketing I used deafault range 300m for intermediate carthrige and 400m for .308 and just aimed at the belt buckle if I didnt know the range but I gotta try bracketting sometimes.

[@PhoenixBlaze1776]

Pretty basic small unit tactics i was tought in the school of infantry, we use slightly different terminology in the US army but same material. Good shit💪👍👍

[@MildarValsik]

One thing I noticed you doing which i think wasn't a talked about point. Was your zig zagging. Keeping them guessing with that and stop and go (which stopping is always bad but not when it's less than half a second). I learned that moving in a straight line is just as bad as standing still years ago in a game " Delta force: black hawk down" I also think the greatest thing about using zigzags and Stop & go is the use of latency, lag, and server ping. I'm pretty sure you factor those in as well.

[@TTRVG]

My friend had a great idea for the map navigation in Dayz, he suggested simply combining a gps and tourist map to make it show your exact position all the time.

[@MrEiht]

I never played it, a friend said: Watch this stream. One thing is clear: People who play this game have no concept of gaming. A sniper could be anywhere, yet they run on open fields, no cover, make tons of noise, always running. So after 2 hours running around searching useless stuff SuperStreamer gets up a ladder, dead. Because he did not think: Someone COULD be here. Double peak for him means: YOU go first and draw the fire. And so on. The worst gamers I have seen since PacMan...

[@millhau5682]

I learned that I had a fair few of these traits to begin with, with the exceptions being positioning callouts. Turns out yelling over there, or by that thingy isn't the best method of calling for your team. But also that my team does not have the patience to stalk or wager risk vs reward. We roll 4 deep so they just kinda hope numbers will win it, and roughly 30% of the time it works 100% of the time. I also learned that there is a name for my janky zeroing method that I've been mocked a fair time or two over. Overall I came out of this video feeling kinda proud of myself, and will bookmark this video as I feel slow go or no go is going to take a while to get cemented in my head

[@alexanderhassell8362]

Xbox console challenge (SERE) pg 4 factory filter setting or pg 2 Cherno/ americas

[@dakota9821]

I knew most of these already from my years playing arma 3, but judging distance has always been an issue for me; Bracketing sounds perfect!

[@p17y75]

Want to get back into Dayz and ive always wanted to snipe, but the team i run with always put me to go dye first, from now on i will study this video and i will learn everything inside out, thank you

[@TheGamingDilophosaur]

How surprising, using actual combat tactics helps in a combat scenario. Great video btw, thanks for sharing

[@capacoin8508]

Tbh I don’t play DayZ, but I use this in my family airsoft wars. Or when I play with friends.

[@strypes0076]

You talking about this makes me miss being in the infantry. All basic infantry tactics. Just patrolling in this game with my boys makes us all miss it. Still using the same tactics we used so long aho

[@MiniNadez25]

The fallback positions are especially effective in police stations and stairway building. I’ve won against entire groups by killing one or 2 and falling back to a secure position

[@tjitjo]

4:15 wait, so the guerrilla force is the enemy?? so not just a murderer but an oppressor too, great 😅😅

[@foodforthought92]

People suck at this game cause theres too many "its just a game" people and Freshy Fighters. We are aware, dont get mad cause we can control our attention span and do things that make us uncomfortable, its called progress.

[@okroon256]

Would also add dropping non combat gear if possible And never stop moving (in terms of always change position)

[@_I__I_ERROR_I__I_]

1 below, loophole and rotating positions is what normally do, but it depends on the weapons being used a that time, i normally roam with a vsd, tundra or lar. Heavy hitting and fairly accurate

[@levi2522]

Thanks, now I'm more well trained than trumps secret service detail😅

[@hangovercopyright]

Start playing First Person please, u skilled enough to do it. Third person is just not realistic. Have a nice day

[@emstengame6475]

Amazing video :) Thanks alot On which dm server did you play?

[@rip2889]

ngl, the name "KING alex" is kind of douchey. But carry on your highness

[@joemcmurray]

Great video but the problem is it seemed most of these if not all are for working against a stationary Target. Where in dayz it's not that way how about tips on trailing a target or catching them on the move. The enemy is always on the move in dayZ ty in advance and great video

[@bakedpintos]

The amount of knowledge crammed into my head is unreal. But i much rather focus on tactical positioning than studing for my finals.

[@jonathancastro9603]

Great content ⭐ I hope the police/soldiers don't park outside of my house 🐇🏜️🔥

[@TicTacEnjoyer]

Nice

[@CreepinJezuz]

finally real tactics u can also mislead ur enemy with running 1 tracer every 5 rounds of bullets in ur mag if their useing nods everytime u pop off a trace u move position

[@segreilly]

I'd be very interested in your tips in Arena Breakout. Good game and I've wanted to see tips from combat vets

[@Farmer_Allan]

I like to keep my bottle suppressors in my inv instead of on the gun. Because they are super visble. But obviously once I see someone ill definitely throw it on the gun.

[@rap36case]

Compare and contrast "ultimate sniper" by major plaster from Vietnam era

[@joshuagaines7349]

As a long time solo, this was the video I have been waiting for. Please do a video on strategic defensive placement of bases.

[@bright_fly]

These are just basic that I was using already, only because its logical, not much useful info out of the video

[@Croat65]

I want to become a sniper once I graduate from high school and enlist in Croatian army so I'll try to imply and learn this in DayZ so I can remember it when I'm training

[@ergonaga4949]

Can we get a video on improving sense of direction? I have a terrible sense of direction and 'have a good sense of direction' doesn't help. 😂

[@deleteaplaya]

As an American Infantryman these are very sound tactics when applied properly

[@Thebrainofwar17]

Being a sniper is an another world on dayz, its so fun, but need a lot patience, I start playing seriously sniper on winter chernarus

[@mitchelcain5610]

Why I'm not a sniper is bc most of this doesn't really make sense to me with your big boy words 😂

[@borealis2094]

this is want i would want to go to the military for, but without having to go through the rest i want. thanks for letting me pick and choose info that i think i would want.

[@matthewrussell4339]

Right off the bat, deadzones and a range card… My fuckin Man!!

[@BrotheriZz]

This was a 🔥 video. Very useful for everyday life !!

[@iconcanvas2303]

Make sure you have unlimited stamina, nothing like running out mid field. lol😂

[@FamspecPerformance]

Cool that i do most of this already but now I have names for it all.

[@dealler669]

If only there was an item in this game that could let you measure the distance to your target without football field mathematics.

[@supercool1594]

Closest ive ever gotten to being prepared for these steps is finding a mosin and forgetting to put bullets in it and getting killed by someone with a broom

[@proyasinoyunda4346]

Really good video keep up the work man

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother! 💪

[@ment001]

Your videos are just getting better and better. Nice one.

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks bro I really appreciate it

[@d1xx893]

This was actually very helpful, thank you Mr.

[@RandyBurkett-l8p]

Thank you for your service sir. From the USA

[@zuperzix]

I feel like these things are common sense even without any military training or experience

[@jasonfuoco3836]

My field craft is flawless its my aim with a xbox controller that gets me killed

[@realdea123]

We should team up and see how we do?! Would be very interesting

[@squidninja5964]

is this oficial or what server is it because i have been struggling to find a good vanilla server

[@mossberg871]

Hey man, thank you for your service!

[@hyper0981]

You will get more then famous this year. I just know it.

[@Superscopek1]

I like the recap on all the tips and the reviews of past information. Post-watch.

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks brother! Hope you’re well

[@Superscopek1]

@@KingAlex338 I am do good thank had to go off to the daily grind.

[@greenwithagun]

One of the things army teaches you is how to teach. Over hundreds of years they have developed the ability to impart useful information and training to blokes who were often not very interested and not very bright. You have to be able to teach a lazy version of Forrest Gump. This is a surprisingly useful skill in civilian life, too. Many people don't know how to explain things and get their point across simply and succinctly.

[@awnawitssparky704]

As always, fantastic video mate. Really good info here.

[@KingAlex338]

Thanks dude hope you’re well!

[@Riphagen1902]

anybody who runs into this guy on a server is dead meat

[@Bebias07]

this is how it usually goes "theres a player" "where?" "right there" *both dead*

[@TheCrimsonPhucker777]

Certainly using this in my next “fox hunt”..💀👀