[2022] 1.7k hours playing exclusively TPP solos looking to switch to FPP and drop bad habbits

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I've been playing TPP on an off since launch, I have a 2.2KD and 250 ADR, but I feel like I have picked up a lot of bad habits, and I want to practice new good habits. I think I have decent map awareness, and rotations. I'm ok at spotting enemies, but I have lots of problems aiming, I never know if I should hip fire, aim or ADS. and pushing buildings is always a struggle.

any advice, or good videos I can watch to help me make the switch to FPP and learn how to play the game better?

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about 2 years ago - /u/SteveTheHappyWhale - Direct link

Ton of great advice here, you're in good hands! If you haven't already, bind aim to ctrl (your walk key) and setup ads as hold instead of click. Also, always ads. Even if your enemy is in your building. If they are literally in your face (<5m) then it's totally fine to use aim, but the less you use it the better. Especially if you've been used to using it often.

about 2 years ago - /u/SteveTheHappyWhale - Direct link

Originally posted by trippleknot

Heck yeah there are some real gems in here. Thanks for adding your 2 cents. I'm working on building the muscle memory for the new keybinds right now lol.

Thats always fun.. enjoy!

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