Here we go, sweetspotting.
The key to any successful breakout HAS to be sweetspotting. Agreed? Ok, so your point players need to be FAAAAST but if there aint any cover then they're only gonna run into a hailstorm of paint. We've been learning how to sweet and it's bloody hard to get right but when you do, you will dominate the game. I know we aint the most experienced but at least it's some advice, always better than none that's what I say.
Get your point players to sweet spot whilst sending you mid players into their primarys, this way your mid guys can key up and hold the lanes that your point has to run through, sometimes making for a slightly delayed but longer breakout in the end.
If the back tape bunkers are too far for the slower support guys to make after sweeting, don't get 'em to sweet. If you, lose your corner support guys off the break this opens up a whole load of trouble.
If the fields' a bit weird without much cover to run to, stick three players in one bunker, why not? This way as one of the guys runs on to a clear bunker there's still a guy firing a lane over his head providing cover whilst the third player covers the other side. This also looks real cool.
DON'T STOP FIRING!! The more cover you can provide, the easier it is for your point guys to move up.
Pre-agree lanes to cover. This way, once your players are in their bunkers they know without asking where the cover is coming from, and going to.
Learn to fire as you move. If you can maintain a constant rof as you walk, or run into a bunker with some degree of accuracy you have a distinct advantage over the opposition. This also scares the hell out of 'em.
Don't chicken out. When sweetspotting, it can get a bit scary when you see three guys looking at you and firing, if you run away, they win. Stand your ground and you'll be surprised how well it works, they may not be firing in your direction.
That'll do. It aint much but like I say, we aint masters yet, but we will be. If anyone else has braekout tips please post 'em up.
The key to any successful breakout HAS to be sweetspotting. Agreed? Ok, so your point players need to be FAAAAST but if there aint any cover then they're only gonna run into a hailstorm of paint. We've been learning how to sweet and it's bloody hard to get right but when you do, you will dominate the game. I know we aint the most experienced but at least it's some advice, always better than none that's what I say.
Get your point players to sweet spot whilst sending you mid players into their primarys, this way your mid guys can key up and hold the lanes that your point has to run through, sometimes making for a slightly delayed but longer breakout in the end.
If the back tape bunkers are too far for the slower support guys to make after sweeting, don't get 'em to sweet. If you, lose your corner support guys off the break this opens up a whole load of trouble.
If the fields' a bit weird without much cover to run to, stick three players in one bunker, why not? This way as one of the guys runs on to a clear bunker there's still a guy firing a lane over his head providing cover whilst the third player covers the other side. This also looks real cool.
DON'T STOP FIRING!! The more cover you can provide, the easier it is for your point guys to move up.
Pre-agree lanes to cover. This way, once your players are in their bunkers they know without asking where the cover is coming from, and going to.
Learn to fire as you move. If you can maintain a constant rof as you walk, or run into a bunker with some degree of accuracy you have a distinct advantage over the opposition. This also scares the hell out of 'em.
Don't chicken out. When sweetspotting, it can get a bit scary when you see three guys looking at you and firing, if you run away, they win. Stand your ground and you'll be surprised how well it works, they may not be firing in your direction.
That'll do. It aint much but like I say, we aint masters yet, but we will be. If anyone else has braekout tips please post 'em up.
