You can practice in the the Simulacrum, during the Jackal Boss Fight or simply run solo missions while ignoring the objective and just bullet jump around from wall to wall, sliding and rolling all while trying to land shots on enemies and tweaking your aim sensitivity to match.Īnd speaking of sensitivity, the lower the better.īecause, like most FPS games, having a crazy high sensitivity will force you to overshoot the target and then overcompensate to try and bring your crosshair back on the enemy.īefore we go into fine-tuning your aim, I want to show you some of the places I know Warframe players use to perfect their sensitivity settings. But at the end of the day, it's important you pick one that best suits your playstyle.
There are multiple ways you can practice your aim in Warframe and I'll suggest a few. But of course, before all of that you need to understand the basics of the game’s movement.
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Enemies follow a fast, erratic movement pattern, which for me, was a perfect way to learn how to snap from head to head.įinally you have Warframe's abilities that can freeze these enemies in place to get some easy shots in. Blend! Aim and movement goes hand in hand.Īnd let me tell you, Warframe is one of those ideal games right now to help you perfect your aim for any FPS. If you're new to this game, this is one of the aspects of movement and aim that you will want to master and there's a lot to wrap your head around initially:īullet Jumping, Aim Gliding, Slide Attack, Slam Attack, Dodging, Rolling, Wall Latching.īut the more you move, the less chance you have of actually getting hit leaving you with more opportunity to put that masterful aim to good use. One moment you're flying through the air while shooting at enemies, and the next you're slamming down in a group of them only to blend them right up with your sword. One of the key things that sets Warframe apart from most games right now is its unique, fast movement system with fluid switching between gun and blade.
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