Player Zero – The ULTIMATE PvP Tutorial to Become a Mobile PRO…

Minecraft is one of the biggest games in the world and PVP is a huge aspect of the game that draws a large amount of the player base but this is you and you suck or maybe you’re all right but by no means good of course that’s why you click this video

You want to know how you can be a PVP bro well I’ll show you because it’s really not that hard all you need to do is find the average of the coordinate reciprocal travel to Indonesia systems splits in half reviewing the scroll saying you need to sing Rap God foreign And just like that you’ll be a PVP God just kidding to be real becoming a gun at PVP is not an overnight thing it’ll probably take a few months to get really cracked at the game hell even I’m not a pro but people ask me for a tutorial so

I just had to make a video on it anyway let’s get into the first step settings you need to find settings that work right for you I would recommend a higher fov if you’re on a larger device probably around 85 to 105 and slightly lower fov if you’re on a smaller device

I’d say 80 to 100. as for sensitivity it’s something that you should experiment with but you obviously want to make sure it’s not too high or too low this is what happens if it’s too high this is what happens if it’s too low and this is somewhere in the middle I

Personally use an fov of 98 and a sensitivity of 45 so if you want your game to be similar to mine choose something along those lines as for graphic settings it really depends on your device if you have a newer more powerful device you shouldn’t need to bring them down too much to

Increase your frame rate but if you’re on lower end devices I’d recommend zipping everything down for performance enhancements that’s pretty much it for settings moving on we have texture packs imma just be real with y’all there’s very little frame rate increasing you can get from texture packs if at all

Some clients like sodium can limit your render distance but that’s pretty much the extent of it however packs are not supposed to increase FPS they’re meant to change how your game looks and that they can do really well most PVP texture packs feature smaller swords smoother blocks and make it easy to identify

Certain items from afar so some even provide a transparent inventory so nobody sneaks up on you while you’re looting some packs that I use are amethyst 16x and black retailer this pack features black diamond swords and black diamond armor that makes your game look really quick another one I’ll

Sometimes use is IEC it’s a 32x pack but most textures are 16x it was my first PVP pack and it’s honestly just a classic once you’ve picked out a solid pack or set of packs and you found settings that work for you you can jump in the paddest practice map which I’ll

Link in the description and practice on the PVP bot first off you want to know how to strafe strafing involves using your diagonal d-pad buttons to move around your opponents while keeping forward momentum and it’s way better than grabbing which is using the sideways d-pad buttons and I’m going to be completely

Honest here if you crab I can’t even consider you to be within the same realm as a pro it’s just it’s just bad it doesn’t work against good players so learn how to Circle strafe zigzag strafe and try to be spontaneous with your stretching before the combo so people can’t predict

Your movement you should also try learning how to keep a combo with W Taps now if you want to be a god at PVP you kind of need to learn how to time Rhodes in Minecraft when a player or mob takes damage there is a brief period of time

Where they are invulnerable to damage this is shown by the player turning red when the player is not red it is an indication that you can hit them again you want to time your hits so that right before this red effect is gone you hit them again this is called one cpsing

Once you get this down it basically does the same thing as Jerry clicking but allows you a lot more control you also need to aim your hits but this kind of just improves with practice but to summarize it when you’re trading aim for the head because it’s the shortest line

And when you’re comboing aim for the feet that’s just Pythagorean theorem practice clicking and dragging on the PVP bot for a while until you can track it well and get combo as well once you’ve done that I highly recommend say kazumo remember to try not to keep your

Camera still while you’re one CPS Instead try to circle the player or have wider scrapes dragging after every hit this will make it harder for the player to hit you back and will help strengthen your tracking skills in general once you’re good at zakusumo you should cue

Boxing or try resistance to get used to better hit trades and combos with less love to knock back in the end once you’ve done all that you can begin confidently incorporating your one CPS skills into your regular gameplay after you’ve mastered one CPS you should know how to jump reset jump resetting is

Basically anti-kb if you do it right to jump reset trade normally and wait till you’re about to land on the ground after you get hit then right as the other player hits you again which is usually the same time that you win hit your jump button if timed properly you should be launched

Forward slightly and it’ll give you a free combo do note that it’s much harder to strafe jump reset than regular jump reset so I’d recommend jump resetting if you have swap junk and sneak enabled that way you only need to slide down your left finger at a jump

That’s the basis of PVP but a couple methods you could use to practice is switching to split if you aren’t already a split mind and practicing one CPS that way this will basically force you to Train Your tracking and movement skills it’s a lot more difficult but once you

Switch back to normal it should feel a little bit easier than before another thing you can do is switch between strafing methods to the rabbit combo this way you get a more well-rounded practice and your opponent is left clueless now I’m no split player but if you’re a split main I’d say you

Should highly consider using Abdullah Abdullah is essentially just using one finger to move your screen and another to hit the player Abdullah can be used with touch but it’s much more useful on split another strategy you could use is cloth this basically means you use three

Fingers on your d-pad to be able to quickly switch between left and right spacing now of course if you’re one of them iPad kids you can use both claw and Abdullah if you fall into this category you get nobody as I was saying I don’t personally use either of these which

Will slow down my ability to improve but I don’t really mind it all that much and to close the tutorial after the bang I want to talk about styling styling is Minecraft is basically like freestyling rocket League it’s unnecessary to be good but if you do it it can look insane

As styling includes but is not limited to Moonwalks 360s and flicks I would suggest learning this after you already have a good foundation you can combo fairly well but that’s it from me to sum up everything you’ve heard it a million times but that’s because it works

Practice I know I threw a lot at you at once but hey take it slowly and it come back to this video as you need because I get free because I want you to improve thanks for watching and happy condos foreign