Tips To Improve Your Gameplay In BattleGrounds Mobile India

BattleGrounds Mobile India, also known as PUBG Mobile has become one of the fastest-growing multiplayer battle royale games.

With the announcement of BGIS(Battlegrounds India Series) the players in India have become more competitive than ever before.

Indian players become insanely skilled in-game and competing with T1 teams is not a piece of cake.

Challenging an experienced player is hard but not impossible if you have a good presence of mind and your aim is pinpoint accurate.

In this post, we will be sharing some of the best tips to improve your gameplay in BattleGrounds Mobile India.

Let us be honest here if you want to become a competitive player you have to own a capable device and with the being said, let’s get started with…

Tips To Improve Your Gameplay In BattleGrounds Mobile India

Tip 1: Good Gaming Smartphone

60fps is required to compete against big T1 teams or in any other tournament that hosts custom rooms where competitive players practice to become the best.

Disclaimer: If you are a student we strictly say do not pressurize your parents to buy you a new smartphone or don’t even think about hurting their emotions for your own sake. If you want to earn money simply find ways how to make money online.

You don’t have to purchase iPhone for gaming and to be honest, iPhones are not even manufactured for gaming in the first place.

There are plenty of good smartphones under 30000 rupees which you can find on Amazon and Flipkart.

Since you are buying a smartphone for gaming, look for a device that has a touch sampling rate of 180Hz or more, this type of display registers your input gesture faster, as a result, your reflex will improve significantly.

Tip 2: Reduce The Control Transparency

Have you ever seen Jonathan Amaral(Offical player for Godlike Esports) controls? That guy has literally reduced his control visibility to zero.

It allows you to see more on the screen and locating the enemy will be much easier.

Not to mention, when you lower the transparency, the first few days will be very hard since your fingers need to get used to the invisible controls.

But with practice, you will find it more convenient and on a quick note, we like to state that, the misfire will happen so make sure you know where your fire buttons are.

Tip 3: Remove The Clutter

This applies to people who use three and four-finger claw control. When you use it you don’t need the right side fire button so simply disable it from the control settings.

Hide and disable the like button, we know it helps unlock in-game achievements but is not beneficial for gameplay.

Do the same with the spray button, an icon that lets you stick stickers on the wall and car.

Tip 4: Rote Memorization

This tip requires practice, a lot of practice in fact.

You need to memorize your control layout like a parrot who remembers every word a human says or like a computer memory that knows it commands even if you access it after years.

Doing this will let you solely focus on the enemy and your character’s movement.

Tip 5: Internet & Reflex

A low latency network that provides 20ms in your entire game is what you need. It doesn’t have to be exact 20, if it’s between 20-110 it’s good enough.

A better internet connection eliminates the issues of desync and you can eliminate enemies quickly.

If you have a good device and internet connection, the rest of the story depends upon your skillset and your teammates if you are playing in squads.

Reflex is how fast you react when an enemy approaches and makes a decision on what to do.

If you know how the game mechanism works and have full control over it, then kudos to you, the probability of your winning is high yet it is still a game, you win some and lose some.

Tip 6: Practice

Practice makes perfect, it’s not true actually. Practice makes you better and by the meaning of practice, we are not referring to training ground only.

However, the training ground is important mainly for improving your muscle memory.

Playing TDMs, quick matches and doing solo vs duo in classic mode is also part of the practice.

Before facing 4 players alone, try taking 2 at once, it will dramatically improve your movements, actions and reflexes.

These TDM, quick match, and classic practice will improve your firepower and do not camp in classic matches, please, if you want to be a competitive player forget about in-game rank.

Finish as many players as you can and in battle, if you find the opponent skilled just like you or better than you, it’s time to experiment with your strategy.

Your real practice will begin when you join several discord servers who host regular T2/T3 practice customs where proficient players compete with each other.

Keep the flow like these:

• Improve your gun game in TDM and classic matches
• Test your practice and strategies in T3 custom matches

Finding T3 custom might not be easy, you can join the big Youtubers discord servers and from their different discord tabs(e.g. #find-a-team, tournaments etc. You will definitely come across a person who is promoting a T3 custom which you can join.

Also, keep an eye on an Instagram page called GemWire and WarMania who promotes underdogs tournaments and provides attractive prize pools.

The prize pool is another thing, your main goal should be winning the tournament as some of these tournament allows the slot to play with T1 teams once you won.

Verdict

We know you are looking for some secret sauce to hone your gameplay but there isn’t any.

These tips we shared are to clear your mind so you can genuinely focus on your gameplay instead of looking for cheat codes to become a pro.

Not to mention, we aim to familiarize you with the truth that a good device, connection and practice are needed to become a better player.

We are aware of a few popular competitive players who used to play in Redmi Note 7 or even a low-end device and became a Pro, however, the situation is not like that anymore.

We hope this post on tips to improve your gameplay in battlegrounds mobile India helps you.

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Till then, Adios!

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