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Tutorial - Advanced - Episode 1 (One-Jump Shot)

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What would you do if you ran into an opponent head-on without cover?

Most people would take evasive action. Otherwise, in scenarios in which the player’s weapon is inferior, they might get eliminated in no time. Usually, this would mean most people would run away while jumping around or look for a cover.

Under this situation, what would be the best way to strike back? One great way is to utilize jumping shots.

Jumping shots, like the name suggests, means to shoot while jumping around.

Are you curious about how to perform this maneuver? Fret not! Today, I will share with you how to perform jumping shots.

When executing a jumping shot, the crosshair should aim at the opponent’s upper body, close to the head, to increase your chances of a headshot. When executing a jumping shot, your opponents will have a harder time hitting you, buying you time to hit back with your own attack. This is a win-win situation for you!

In Sausage Man, jumping shots are generally divided into 2 types, the One-Jump Shots and the Two-Jump Shots. In this issue, we will be introducing the One-Jump Shots.

A One-Jump Shot is when the player jumps left and right while firing, and it is suitable in most scenarios. Doing that may cause the opponent to temporarily lose sight of the player and avoid some damage, but will also raise headshot chances.

The execution of the maneuver involves this: Predict the opponent's location, press and hold the Fire button, and at the same time press the Jump button. After landing, repeat the above operation to perform jumping shots indefinitely.Tips:

1. Do not double jump during the One-Jump Shot. Triggering double jumps will cancel the shooting operation.

2. It is advised to utilize cover for this maneuver. Jumping in and out of cover repeatedly can minimize damage from return fire.

Another scenario to consider is whether to turn on the gyroscope on your device. The gyroscope lets you control their crosshair by moving your device. In other words, the player can control the game to an extent through their own body movement. For example, rotating the mobile device to the left will move the crosshair to the left as well. Not only will this make controlling the game easier, it’ll come in handy when using skills too.

Sausages, keep practicing this maneuver, and master your own tempo!

That is all about the One-Jump Shot maneuver, folks! Wait till I bring the Two-Jump Shot maneuver in the next issue!

Those who are interested in sharing your own experiences, feel free to share them in the comments section, and I will see you on the battlefield! Peace out!

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