Accuracy 🥵 on poco x3 pro

When a PUBG adaptation for Android and iOS was revealed, users were concerned about how much dragging, tapping and swiping would be used in the game. The creators (Tencent) have succeeded in making PUBG on mobile far more easy and accessible than on other platforms.

When it comes to shooting, there are many things to keep in mind including enemy movement, distance, recoil and bullet drop.

You may already be aware of some or all of these, but for those who are new to the game, here are our five tips that explain how to improve your shooting in the game.

Five tips to improve shooting
Below We’ve listed five tips which can help you improve your shooting in PUBG.

1. Recoil Control
The recoil is deadly and it usually causes you to miss shots in the auto-fire mode. When aiming, make sure to adjust for the upward or side movement of the crosshairs due to the recoil.

Gradually move the crosshair downward while shooting in full auto mode to stay on target. Alternatively, you can fire single shots which will reduce the recoil and improve your accuracy. This will allow you to shoot your bullets wherever you want.

2. Use Attachments
You may have seen a variety of gun attachments for you to collect. There are a total of five gun attachment categories. They include Foregrip, Magazine, Muzzle, Sight and Stock, depending on the gun you use.

Aside from collecting muzzle and scope attachments, make sure you also collect the rest of the attachments because they are just as important for your overall gun performance.

3. Make Headshots
The best way to quickly kill your enemy is to make headshots. They can cause the most damage no matter the level of helmet you wear. With practice, you’ll learn to control your gun and improve your aim.

For beginners, firearms that have less recoil should be your ideal weapon of choice. You’ll learn to control the recoils and get some practice aiming at the correct spots, then you’ll be able to go for the heavy recoil firearms.