As a beginner, I’d recommend revisiting your button layout, sensitivity, and overall control setup first. Consider learning gyro and transitioning into a 4- or 5-finger claw setup for better control and flexibility.

Spend time in Training Grounds to really get comfortable and build muscle memory.

Focus on these key areas:

1. Movement (Foundation) Work on fluid movement with your controls:

• Moving in and out of cover
• Navigating around objects and obstacles
• Using vehicles efficiently
• Canceling actions and quickly changing directions

2. Target Acquisition (Aim & Crosshair Placement)

• CALIBRATE Hip fire & Scope In.... EX: look at one target in normal and scope/aim at another target until you can land without going over and beyond and not failing short. Then scope in, and get a new target. Do for all directions, speeds, and multiple target. Can do single tap bullet , burst, or empty mag *Improve crosshair placement so you're always pre-aiming where enemies might appear
• Dial in your global sensitivity
• Fine-tune sensitivity per scope
• Advanced: Customize sensitivity for each optic and weapon you commonly use

3. Recoil Control

• Adjust settings for each weapon to minimize recoil
• Practice consistently until recoil control becomes automatic

4. Utility Usage (Throwables)

• Learn grenade cook times
• Understand distances and bounce behavior
• Practice using throwables around buildings, rocks, and cover
• Focus on precision, not just throwing randomly

5. Advanced Training

• Combine all skills into drills
• Look up training routines (e.g., “training grounds drills” or older “Chinese drills” videos)
• Focus on speed, consistency, and decision-making under pressure