Five Tips To Help You Win More In Sniper/Shotty Mode
After going through a couple months of grinding ranked in Apex, I’m really happy that the ultra-casual Armed and Dangerous mode was released into the game. It’s a nice break from the slow-paced, sweaty ranked gameplay that is the antithesis of what Respawn’s breakout battle royale is supposed to be all about. Even though the competition is less fierce, it’s still nice to win, so here are some tips that have helped me pick up some more Season 2 wins.
1. Shields, shield cells, and shield batteries are gold
If you happen to stumble upon any of these items, make sure that you do whatever you can to get them into your backpack or, in the case of the shield, get it equipped. I’ve won a couple of games with no shield at all, but one headshot from any of the sniper rifles, except the Scout, and you’re down. Treat the items you’d almost always pass up in ranked or normal modes as gold in Armed and Dangerous.
2. Don’t crouch to snipe
Because there are so many snipers in the game, there’s a good chance that the person you’re shooting at or a third party will see where you’re shooting from. If they do see you and you’re crouching, there’s much less of your body to hit, but if they aim for what would normally be center mass (which is what many players do) or don’t take bullet drop into account, they’ll be hitting you right in your dome.
3. High ground is more important now
Look for elevation, get a sniper rifle with a 4x-10x digital threat scope, and unleash the fury. If you’re not at the highest point possible, there’s a good chance that someone else is, and they’re looking to take you out from above.
4. Get in the ring early to get a huge advantage
With the meds in short supply, getting into the ring is more important than ever before. If you’re constantly trying to get into the safe zone, you’re not able…
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