Wiping The Lobby On Ashika With Only A Sniper | Solo DMZ

[@unboxing_legend7708]

hey kix. idk if you will see this message but id just like to say i am so glad that after about 10 years of not seeing a single player learning to understand what true skill is and actually pushing themselves to pimprove adapt and overcome hurdles in order to become a skilled player, ur the 1st one i have seen after all these years with the knowledge to get to that point and is willing to push to that point who actually has potential to reach that point. u have the knowledge and common sense to know what needs to be done, you have the drive, you are higjly self critical/semi brutal giving your self feedback and honest to your self knowing where u need to improve, u show that u can adapt and improve and try new methods overtime and most of all you actively push your self and challenge your self setting goals and challenges and tough situations to overcome. ive only recently come across your videos and watched quite a fair few to see your progress and i can actually see the improvements you are making and the lengths you are going to improve. ur proving it is possible to people and that you dont have to tryhard or play fast or rely on fallback methods to improve either. where most people can only manage to deal with 1 person at a time or barely manage a kill or 2 before a death, u can take up to 3 sometimes 4 on a fairly consistant basis, because ur improving and refining ur skill and ability and knowledge and game sense of how to beat your opponents. i will admit that your tips/advice isnt always too great and helpful for others to learn to improve but you do for the most part, get majority of the things correct. im here to support you all the way as we need more people like you to show the correct and proper way to improve in games like this and i'll keep watching future videos to see what amazing things you pull off. keep it up dude, ur doing great so far, keep striving and pushing ur self to get to that point because ur the closest anyone has ever been in the last 10 years and i want to see you make it. im rooting for you dude.

[@kixnotthecereal]

Dude, this is fantastic feedback! I'll take the bad with the good for sure. I'm still relatively new to COD (video games in general lol), so I appreciate whatever input people might have. A lot of times I'll realize small mistakes I make in real time while in the middle of a gunfight, and I'll kinda make a mental note. Usually when I record my solo videos and I die, if I do end up deleting any footage (for instance, if I die super quick), I usually watch back the last few minutes to see what I did wrong and make another mental note. This, in addition to learning from other youtubers and their playstyles in gunfights, usually helps me improve and I try not to make the same mistake twice. Sometimes, it's just bad luck, but more often than not I get a lil too reckless. I definitely liked doing this challenge because in addition to some really dope gameplay, I also kinda changed my tactics in regular gunfights. Again, I really appreciate feedback like this so thanks a bunch dude!

[@unboxing_legend7708]

@@kixnotthecereal i would personally suggest not to rely much at all on youtuber influencers advice because ive noticed that it tends to be wrong, spread the wrong information or is used to drive their own community to play a certain way so its easier for that youtuber to fight and play against those tactics. this is why i support bams to a certain degree and dislike the wannabe bams youtuber. the wannabe bams youtuber is mostly fueled by ego and pettiness and thinks he has a validated voice to be able to give out helpful tips which arnt really ever helpful. i stopped watching these youtubers for this reason. the way your going about it right now is exactly the correct way to go about it right now though so i wouldnt stray off from that now you are also noticing that your improving by doing it this way. i used this way to improve over the years as well and ive become one of few sweaty players left who can take up to 12 people at once easily and consistantly to the point where i never feel i am ever challenged by another player or need to put that effort in. it will get to a certain point wgere uve improved so much that u can be two steps ahead of anyone, counter a counter, adapt on the spot smoothly and effortlessly, switch from faster pace to slower pace on the spot when the situation is changing or has changed, think of many options u can take and play by just using ur mind and having one motion flow. doing things without stopping. sadly i cant help you too much cause i assume your a PC player and im a console player so i dont think we can be in the same squad, lobby and communicate directly without pulling some strings but, i can help direct you if need be. if you want and u have discord, id be happy to go in voice chat with you and speak about this stuff so your not reading essay lengths XD.

[@kixnotthecereal]

I might make a discord server in the near future, so keep an eye out!

[@unboxing_legend7708]

@@kixnotthecereal will do

[@anthonythebold1161]

You know you are winning when you got the Italians cursing at you😂👏🏾

[@TsUbAsA0411]

very nice gameplay dude. refusing ARs or MPs is interesting to watch :)

[@LoveDMZ]

U have mastered that gun

[@Healthy_123]

@kix good job man, you definitely seem on Haste and Dillon's level. One day it may be sweet to see a collab.

[@michaeltackitt7503]

Do a pistol only please 💪🏻

[@BrockTemple87]

You failed. You also used throwing knifes.

[@brothecanary20]

i stopped playing dmz just after koshei complex got added to it. it just got boring for me and i didnt see any use for doing tedious missions. and i only joined and played with 6 mans cause i was guaranteed to atleast not die in the first 10 mins😅. but i still love watching dmz gameplays nonetheless. its a shame they abandoned the game mode :(.

[@unboxing_legend7708]

i only really played ashika island. to me the other maps are too large and tedious to get around with the time crunch you get for them and even then engaging in fights quickly and consistantly isnt as common as it is on ashika island were u can take out everyone within the 1st 5 ish mins. as for the tedious missions i also mostly ignored them until i realised i could get free weapon skins and gun blueprints from them which is why i worked to complete them. its the same with the weapon cases. i just spent a max of 3 days going in game after game for like 8 hours straight to get all the weapon cases for a blueprint skin and anything else i can get just to say i have it and can use it. i feel glad in the end that i did decide to grind for it as it transfers over to MW III and that i found more of an appriciation for seemingly useless stuff overtime that arnt actually that useless.

[@BrockTemple87]

Just means yall trash 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@abdiasacosta4281]

With cheat

[@polojr9114]

Only snipin on resurgence would be cool but DMZ 🗑️

[@kixnotthecereal]

DMZ has a way different playstyle imo. I feel there's definitely a more cautious approach to fighting teams, especially as a solo. If I die, not only am I dead for the match (I usually never plead unless I run into some friends that happened to be in the same match), but I also might lose whatever loot I have on an operator, as well as my exfil streak. This makes the stakes a lot higher as opposed to Warzone (I don't really care much about K/D tbh lol). But as for warzone gameplay, I have been considering it, and might get into it in the near future!

[@unboxing_legend7708]

i personally dislike sniper main users and not because of the person its self as such but more the fact that its only used because it is an easy 1 shot weapon that people actively hide behind cause they cant compete against better skilled players so need something that takes 0 skill and effort and disrespects the player by actively hiding behind it rather than trying to improve. its the same problem with meta build weapons. just because they are broken, u shouldnt use that as an excuse to then hide behind them because its easy. i intentionally and personally stick to the slower and weaker weapons in games like cod because im trying to prove to players that u dont need these petty methods in order to be better than the other player or win. i main the vel 46 because its a rather mid weapon but is an under rated weapon when used in pvp for something like DMZ. same goes for the FTAC siege. people tend to not use those weapons in DMZ because they rely on a 1 shot weapon and a cracked/ broken build that drops people in loterally 3 shots with full armour. people think a faster time to kill equivilates to faster matches and better skill and it doesnt. it just fuels a persons delusion to believe they re better than they are and its why i dont stand with those players who refuse to improve and only do whats easy and simple.

[@unboxing_legend7708]

@@kixnotthecereal i got into DMZ because i realised that theres more skill that lies there in DMZ over multiplayer and people play cautiously and actually use some level of strategy which is what ive been looking for years now. its nice to also see some variation in weapons then the typical few weapons with meta builds. its also a high risk high reward system that i love in games which is why i played fallout 4 a ton as well on survival mode. in fallout 4, u had to worry about food water and sleep, enemies u came across or people who turned against you were also equal level to you or higher level and the legendary enemies were 8 levels higher than your current level meaning they posed a challenge and threat. u had to actively care about your armour for defense against all kinds of attacks and u could only save by sleeping in a bed otherwise the progress u made after sleeping is lost when you die and u revert back to the point of where u last slept.